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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1964
Page
4
The article argues that the visit of a nuclear powered submarine to Sasebo signals closer U S Japan defense cooperation. It notes that the Sea Dragon illustrates future naval power, and that welcoming bases tempers fears of nuclear ships while contrasting with opposition views.
The piece cites Douglas Dillon and President Sabino doubting near term inflation signs while warning that wage-driven price pressures grow. Marcus Nadler argues inflationary forces intensify and that a policy of easy credit is no longer desirable, urging prudence to avoid a wage price spiral and potential recession.
Vatican II third session in Rome inches toward adjournment with delays on declarations about Jews and religious liberty. Observers note shifts toward collegial authority under Pope Paul VI, while curial resistance and conservative elements slow decisive action.
Independent newspaper notice explains mail subscription rates and carrier delivery terms. It notes second class publication status and that the paper is not responsible for advance subscriptions or delivery issues to carriers.
A Washington rumor mill suggests few Cabinet changes under President Johnson with Hodges likely to leave while MacNamara and Rusk are favored to remain. Acting Attorney General Katzenbach may be named permanently after inauguration, and Celebrezze’s resignation is uncertain amid plans for a separate Urban Affairs department.
Washington reports say President may fund an official residence for the vice president. Johnson reportedly wants to assign some White House entertaining duties to Hubert Humphrey. A Chevy Chase Maryland house is deemed too small for official needs. Nixon urged Congress to provide an official VP home in a budget message. A prestigious DC estate has been discussed as a possible residence, but maintenance costs are cited as a concern. James Marlow notes typical appetites for cake and venting.
Councilman Paul Clapp delivered his resignation citing workload and health limits tied to his National Springs Corp. presidency. He vows to serve fully or not at all, joining a line of leaders stepping aside for family and city interests. Kiwanis Christmas Cheer Fund chaired by Jack Weaver launches drive to bring food and toys to needy children ahead of five weeks remain.
Jaycees report strong response to their Community Attitude Survey with signed returns from about three quarters. Officials at the National Service Club Leaders Conference in End of Six Flags Texas featured High Point representation, while aKiwanis president noted the event as a productive, non policy making coordination effort for civic groups.
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