Cuba and Campaigns Shape Kennedy Policy in 1962
Editorial urges perspective on Cuba in the 1962 elections noting Republicans will pressure Kennedy over Castro. It cites Kennedy limits on intervention, a recent crackdown on shipping between the Communist bloc and Cuba, and warns against overreliance on armed invasion while emphasizing Cuba as part of the global Cold War.
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Cuba
Eisenhower
Korea
Kennedy
Castro
Caribbean
Dent Kennedy
U. S
South America
Panama Canal
Guantanamo
United States
Fight On Drop-outs Rally Sets NC County Focus
A statewide meeting in Raleigh on Thursday will mobilize to curb school drop-outs. About 300 people from 89 of North Carolina’s 100 counties will discuss causes and solutions, stressing that high school completion and college education are linked to better job opportunities and statewide growth.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Editorial Aid To Latin America Faces Renewed Scrutiny
The U S military aid program for Latin America draws new criticism over subordination of civilian government in Argentina and Peru and fears it fuels arms races and undemocratic power grabs while providing some support for security against Castro. Proponents cite deterrence and development. critics urge redirecting funds to economic progress and question effectiveness. The 1963 aid budget totals about 76.9 million in grants with further credits and excess stock equipment, benefiting Brazil Colombia and Peru most.
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Latin America
Argentina
Peru
Congress
Truman
Korea
Castro
Cuba
W. A. Enemark
Pentagon
Lima
Manuel Prado
Defense Department
U. S
Brazil
Colombia
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Senate
Ecuador
Panama
Costa Rica
High Point Enterprise Ad Rates and Staff
The High Point Enterprise publishes rates for mail and carrier subscriptions, with monthly and annual pricing details, and lists the newspaper's corporate officers and editorial staff including President D A Rawley and Editor Holt McPherson.
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N.C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
le Row Osteo Dis Meneging
W. Patterson, JR
V. W. Idol, JR
U S Ready To Fight For Berlin Says State Department
The United States plans a rapid, strong response to any Soviet provocation over Berlin and East German access. West Berlin is to become a world showcase of automation culture and a training center, funded by U S dollars, to deter Khrushchev and preserve NATO unity.
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Ray Cromley
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Berlin
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
East Germany
U. S
Khrushchev
United States
West Berlin
Department of State
Moscow
Africa
Latin America
Asia
Wall
Kennedy
NATO
Soviet Union
White House
Capitol Square Chatter Hearing on FS-1 Insurance Practices
A transcript from a hearing in the state insurance commission office reveals a Gastonia Hundley Insurance Agency ad promising immediate auto liability coverage with no added premium. Investigators found overcharged premiums on 322 policies totaling nearly $8,000 while agency sales claimed FSIs were sold for 15 dollars down to rush registrations.
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State Commissioner of Insurance
Ed Lanier
Gastonia
Charlotte
North Carolina
Lanier
Insurance Department
North Carolina assigned risk plan faces criticism and confusion
The article notes criticism of the assigned risk plan in North Carolina. Hundley says the finance company bears no risk, while Weill describes a sale pitch by S Dean Smith of Eastern Underwriters that urged higher premium points to insure through Southern General Insurance. Lanier labels the points practice bogus and a major cause of rising dissatisfaction.
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Gastonia
Hundley Insurance Agency
Hundley
Lanier
Will Weill Jr
Hundley Agency
S. Dean Smith
Eastern Underwriters Inc
Greensboro
Smith
Weill
Southern General Insurance Co
Atlanta
Hodges May Run For North Carolina Governor Statewide
The piece weighs Hodges potential candidacy amid his book Business in the Statehouse. It notes his strong leadership, popularity, and opposition, then shifts to Public safety and Fire Prevention Week praising High Point fire department and home heating checks. It also covers the Holly Woods pinelands gift and local development debates in Southern Pines, a veterans rally plan, and the passing of veteran journalist G Lynn Nisbet.
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Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Statehouse
Hodges
Lexington
H. Cloyd Philpott
High Point
Southern Pines
Episcopal Home
Horse
Whispering Pines
Boyd
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