Deep South braces for Civil Rights Act impact in Mississippi
The Deep South faces new strains as Mississippi manufacturers meet in Jackson to plan for enforcement of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Observers note alienation from the rest of the nation and discuss possible federal leverage, including committee assignments and potential loss of funds, as July 1 compliance looms.
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Hoover Defends Rights Against Pressure Groups
J Edgar Hoover rebukes both far right and far left in a Loyola University address while accepting the Sword of Loyola. He affirms the FBI will not bow to pressure groups and stresses government must protect rights for all citizens. He calls for adherence to law over factional interests.
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Gulf of Tonkin
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
State Board of Elections lauded for cleaning up voting
Governor Sanford awarded Chairman William Joslin the North Carolina Distinguished Citizen Award for leading investigations into long standing election problems in Madison County and for backing actions to reduce absentee ballot misuse. He praised the board for restoring integrity to the state electoral system and urged stronger witness authority if needed.
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Elections Board
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Editorial Research Viet Nam Decision
The long postponed Viet Nam decision dominates debate as five plans including sea and air strikes face possible ground actions with North Viet Nam. U S naval blockade tightens while Air Force jets could support attacks on Hanoi and guerrilla targets amid constitutional caveats and presidential remarks.
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Indo - China
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High Point Enterprise Subscriptions and Delivery Cautions
Notice states that High Point Enterprise and Sasori a Ted Press operate under second class mailing. Subscriptions in North Carolina are arranged via AP dispatches. Carriers and distributors are independent contractors and the newspaper isn’t liable for advance payments to them.
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Will Humphrey Fade as Vice President in Johnson Era
AP report speculates on Hubert H. Humphrey's role under President Johnson. It notes Adams and Lincoln eras as context and mentions plans for an official VP residence. The piece suggests Humphrey may gain overseas assignments while remaining central to the administration's agenda.
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High Point Police Relax Parking Ticket Rules
Chief Teague announces a policy allowing officers to stop writing a ticket if a driver returns with change to pay the meter. The change aims to aid motorists missing a nickel, while warning against abuse. It mirrors practices in Winston-Salem Greensboro Salisbury and others and seeks better public relations with law enforcement. A piano program at High Point College and charity efforts for Girl Scout swimming pool funding are also noted.
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Carson Stout
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Frank Dalton
J. Alton Stanford
Willis Slane
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