Rockefeller Aims To Outpace Goldwater In GOP Race
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller after returning from Europe spoke at the National Conference of Editorial Writers in Rochester. He urged a free enterprise system and a press free to defend the individual, arguing the core issue is preserving the American way of life amid world threats and domestic challenges, and signaling a bid to outpace Barry Goldwater for the GOP nomination.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
National Conference of Editorial Writers
Rochester
N. Y
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
South Central Air Lines
Florida
Jacksonville
Gainesville
Ocala
Tampa
Tallahassee
Lakeland
West Palm Beach
Miami
Carolinas
Virginia
Georgia
Jack Sharpe
Thomasville
North Carolina’ Safety Council
Nelson Rockefeller
Republican Congressional Committee
New Frontier
D.C
Tax Cut Roadblock in Senate Deliberations
Washington report notes Senate Finance Committee chaired by Harry Byrd will hold exhaustive hearings on the $11 billion Kennedy tax cut proposal. Byrd signals openness to consideration but insists on wide testimony as administration presses for a Christmas enactment despite House support for the measure.
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Central Press
Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Wilbur Mills
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Kennedy
U. S
Congress
High Point
North Carolina
Durham
Paul Ingle
High Point Memorial Hospital
Evening College at High Point Grows Enrollment
High Point College reports a 45 percent jump in Evening College enrollment to 504 students this year, with 396 from off campus and 108 pursuing evening classes alongside regular studies. The program, in its fourth year, offers 34 courses taught by 24 faculty, spanning business, political science, sociology, physical education and more.
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High Point College
C. R. Hinshaw
Debutante Party Fallout Probes Amplify Moral Decay
A Southampton grand jury investigates a debutante party linked to moral decline. Subpoenas issued for Fernanda Wannamaker Wether as a 30-room mansion suffers 1684 windows broken and damages above $6,000, prompting calls to confront youths and enforce law. Police chief Donald Finley condemns rising defiance.
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Long Island
Southampton
Fernanda Wannamaker
Wether
Donald Finley
Editorial Insight on Warren Court Power Shifts
The piece surveys the Supreme Court's 1963 64 docket with Civil rights cases, reapportionment disputes and the balance of power among justices. It notes activists led by Black and Douglas, restraintists Harlan and Stewart, and center holdovers White Goldberg Clark, plus Warren as lightning rod.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Baker v. Carr
John Marshall Harlan
Potter Stewart
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
Earl Warren
William Brennan
Byron White
Arthur Goldberg
Tom Clark
Harlax
Stewart
Felix Frankfurter
Warren
American Bar Association
Chicago
Goldberg
Harlan
Aspen
Colo
Brennan
High Tribunal
California State Bar Association
Zineman Court
High Point Enterprise Contact and Subscription Rates
The High Point Enterprise lists publication details and pricing. It states rates by mail and carrier for daily and Sunday editions, home delivery options, and AP usage rights. It notes independent contractor carriers and payment risks, and directs readers to contact their local carrier for delivery rates.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
Nerth
Main Street
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
L.r. &Mo
N. C
Roughing It in Viet Nam James Marlow
A satirical dialogue mocks Pentagon planning for Viet Nam deployment. Generals discuss costs, a 3 billion figure, and the impractical staffing of supply chains, PX clerks, and family logistics, underscoring bureaucratic absurdity in wartime planning.
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James Marlow
Viet Nam
Notes on The News rotation plan for housing and facilities
A military planning dialogue discusses moving families every six months and funding schools, playgrounds, and sports gear. They consider prefab schools, a golf course, airfield budgeting by the Air Force, theater and housing leases, and a large mansion to attract a high ranking commander amid economy concerns.
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Air Force
Hong Kong
Pan American Airways
Taansion
Kesler battles to stay on council amid health scare
Friday session saw Councilman Vance Kester attend with permission but his vote could not be recorded as Mayor Mehan blocked the industrial park push on the Willard property. Kester urged resignation after a heart attack, but four colleagues urged him to stay and carry on until his health improved.
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Vance Kesler
Kesler
Kester
Mehan
Virgil Carrick
Willard
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Joe Brown
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W. Idol, JR
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Facey
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Pussyfooter
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SHEE
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Joe Pepitone
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Joseph M. Bryan
John M. Seeger
Eccles Everhart
North Carolina Truckers Association
William D. Lewis
Lewis and Holmes
R. L. Brinson
R. L. Brinson, Jr
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Alma Desk Company
Robert T. Amos, Jr
G. E. Hutchens
George A. Covington
Phil Clarke
Basie-Witz
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Washington, D. C
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Bernard L Copeland
Civic Auditorium
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Inglis Fletcher
Capus Way- Dick
Edenton
Thomas Bray
Edward Mosely
Lord Granville
Charles Johnson
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