Khrushchev Likely Sees US as Bluffing in Berlin Crisis
The piece argues Khrushchev misread Kennedy as bluffing after Vienna and July 25, warns that Berlin, Laos, Congo, and Cuba crises show U.S. firmness weakening. It notes Gromyko talks with Rusk and hopes Kennedy can deter further pressure, stressing Khrushchev’s belief the West is timid and could invite disaster.
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Kennedy
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Laos
Cuba
Britain
West
Air Defense Tests Its Muscle in Sky Shield II
About 125000 Americans will feel the first pinch of a mock atomic attack Saturday October 14 as NORAD and SAC run Operation Sky Shield II. Civilian flights halt 12 hours from 1 PM EDT. 8800 aircraft on ground plus 150000 military personnel in a defensive drill across US and Canada.
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North America
Air Transport Association
North American Air Defense System
NORAD
Sky Shield
Strategic Air Command
SAC
United States
U. S
Colorado Springs
Laurence S. Kuter
Army Air Defense
Robert J. Wood
U. S. Army Air Defense Command
Mexico
Federal Aviation Agency
Air Force
Gulf Coast
FAA
N. E. Halaby
Halaby
Safecrackers Target Piedmont Businesses With New Tactics
A regional survey describes rising safecracking in Piedmont with robbers using roof entries and gas bombs. Police note protective devices exist but costly alarms deter many. The recommended fix is nightly cash deposits to reduce loot. Safecrackers, though, act only when profits justify the effort.
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High Point Enterprise Classifieds and Staff Listing
The High Point Enterprise details subscription rates and staff roles including president Mrs. Kr. B. Terry secretary treasurer and managing editor. It notes mail rates for daily and Sunday circulation and references independent carrier distribution and AP news rights.
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KR. B. Terry
JHE
Verrieralee
N.C
Associated Press
High Point
Eneine High Point Enterprise, Inc
Elijah’s Comeback From Flight to Faith
A sermon on Elijah fleeing Jezebel and despair, comparing his crisis to modern quitters. It urges facing trouble, confessing, and returning to God, noting Elijah’s renewal under divine mercy and the path from defeat to restoration as a resume of spiritual strength.
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Jezebel
Christ
Calvary
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Society of Men
Israel
President Kennedy to visit UNC as fifth U.S. leader there
The text notes President Kennedy will speak at the University of North Carolina as the fifth sitting president to visit Chapel Hill in 168 years. It recalls previous presidential guests Polk Buchanan Johnson Roosevelt and others, and cites a busy two weeks with regional events starting October 16 at the state fair in Raleigh and furniture market openings in High Point.
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United States
James K. Polk
James Buchanan
Andrew Johnson
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Navy
John Young Mason
Gerrard Hall
Washington
Johnson
Congress
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University
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James Craig
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
North Carolina
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