Editorial Calls For Moratorium On Drives For Remainder Of Year
The piece supports a temporary pause on political and other drives to aid a new president’s unity and focus on national security. It cites Sen. Hugh Scott and Sen. Barry Goldwater, argues the pause could reduce hostility, and urges Americans to seek constructive politics while honoring President Kennedy’s memory and Jackie Kennedy’s gracious response.
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Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Barry Goldwater
Scott
President Johnson
Kennedy
Pole Tribute Draws Masses At U S Embassy Warsaw
A hundred thousand Poles queued to sign the mourners book at the U S Embassy in Warsaw honoring the late John F Kennedy. The public show of affection crosses political divides, reflecting global mourning for a leader who championed the common man.
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Warsaw
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Jack Kennedy
De Gaulle Upsets Washington With Independent France Policy
Editorial traces lingering French American tensions from World War II noon to the 1950s. It notes De Gaulle’s stance of balance and independence, France’s bid for an autonomous nuclear force, and Paris’s reluctance to fully align with NATO and Atlantic links. Disagreement over allied strategy remains the main barrier to closer ties.
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Middle East
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
de Gauille
Washington
Paris
Europe
America
Africa
Fourth Republic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization For
Main
De Gaulle Seeks Strong, Independent France in Atlantic Role
France under the Fifth Republic pursues a self reliant defense and economy with a strong franc. It repaid 293.4 million of debt early to aid the US balance of payments and helped fund IMF currency stabilization. Couve de Murville frames France as a loyal ally willing to bear duties within the Atlantic alliance.
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de Gaulle
Europe
France
United States
International Monetary Fund
Couve de Murville
French National Assembly
High Point Enterprise Publishing Details and Rates
The High Point Enterprise details its established year, publication pattern, and address. It lists staff roles, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with notes on tax and carrier delivery terms.
Inside Washington Major ity Sees Peace In Our Time
Editor notes a pre Kennedy assassination Atlantic Council poll showing shifts toward internationalism in the United States. Results indicate 32 percent believe a third world war is inevitable, 59 percent support US efforts for peace, and 68 percent favor alliances over self reliance, with mixed views on world government and NATO.
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Peter Edeon
Kennedy
Elmo Roper
Atlantic Council of
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Armed Forces
Atlantic Council
U. S
America
United Nations
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Kennedy as Prophet and Epitaph in History
The piece reflects on President Kennedy as a prophetic figure whose courage mirrored the old ideal. It notes his youth and energy, compares his grace to Churchill, and considers his place in history as he nears death, acknowledging the brevity of his presidency and the lasting impact of his presidency and personality.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Johnson
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Grace
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Harding
Notes on a presidency in the Cold War era
The article assesses a president’s early term, highlighting foreign gains with improved Soviet ties and Latin American confidence, possible impact on the Cold War, while noting a modest domestic record. It cites stalled Congress in 1963, with civil rights and tax cut debates, and hints at tougher action only as a last resort against Southern resistance.
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Trary
Soviet Union
Latin America
United States
Congress
Memories of Kennedy marching with caisson recalled
Ed Kemp, veteran Marine, recalls leading the caisson in Kennedy’s funeral and the earlier presidential rites. Lawton B. Dutton preserves a 40 year old railroad stop at 10 p.m. in Harding’s funeral time. Guilford leaders unite to oppose the Little Federal Plan and push fair representation. Rev. Harry Hawthorne resigns as Emanuel Lutheran pastor to join First English Lutheran in Lockport, N Y. Wachovia praises High Point Main Street and new bank opening by March 1. Two new directors join Electronic Accounting Card Corp board, boosting a firm with billion-card volume and a $1,250 cancer fund donation by Behr Manning. Behr Manning keeps Christmas charity in spirit. High Point Rotary Cab directory finally released with long historical lead-ins. Carson Stout notes Chilean grief over Kennedy’s assassination.
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Armed Services
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Hyde Park
Lawton B. Dutton
Warren G. Harding
Nick Hennessen
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High Point
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Package Products Co
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Card Corp
Snider
Dayton
Ohio
Cranberry
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