Changes in Moscow Signal Uncertain East West Path
Editorial notes Khrushchev's removal eyed as shift in Soviet leadership with Brezhnev and Kosygin amid questions of control. It surveys his era, highlights reforms and failures in agriculture and consumer goods, and warns the West to watch for possible hard line shifts or renewed military emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Moscow
China
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Bulganin
Malenkov Andrushchev
Stalin
Europe
Nikita
West
Russia
Ae West
Yankees fall in 1964 World Series to Cardinals
The New York Yankees lose Game seven to the St. Louis Cardinals 7-5 as the Cardinals claim the pennant and world title. The Yankees, despite multiple pennants, have struggled to win the series recently and bow to a sharp Cardinals team in a fall classic remembered for its excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Cardinals
Yanks
Warren Commission cites mass reporting and ethics in press
The Warren Commission urges that the press and public be shielded from trial details to protect an impartial jury. It cites past criticisms of mass reporting, notes self criticism within media, and backs pooling reporters to establish ethical standards for future coverage.
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Warren Commission
Oswald
Baltimore Sun
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington
Benjamin Bradlee
Khrushchev
James Reston
Dallas
Bar
Advertising leadership names across the paper staff
The notice lists Toe Brown renet sa elie aes esig or two Patterson Jr advertising director and business manager Charles B. Loflin as circulation manager, outlining key staff roles.
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TOE Brown Renet Sa Elie Aes Esig
Two Patterson, JR
Sere
Charles B. Loflin
Voter Apathy Lingers as 1964 Campaign Lacks Drama
Henry Cathcart reports a sense of unreality as the 1964 presidential race nears with voter apathy feared on both sides. The piece notes weak emotional appeal for Johnson and Goldwater, plus doubts about turnout and a potential anti vote influencing the result. It also recounts Ramon Vergera Grez’s stalled Pan American exhibit delayed by customs and a later Cuban crisis restricting access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
John Kennedy
Harry Truman
New South Motel Expansion Ushers in Fall Market
In a tour of High Point facilities, the New South Motel showcases three new floors adding 114 rooms and space for about 300 guests, timed to open for the Fall furniture market. The project, linked to the Furniture Plaza plan, pairs with expanded parking and a forthcoming String and Splinter Club clubhouse atop the hotel.
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Arthur Corpening
New South
High Point
Sheetz
South
String and Splinter Club
Parsons
West Green
Sidney Gayle
Gilbert Gray
Alderman
Letters to The Editor on sin and prejudice
Deanna Barrier of Guilford College argues crusades fail to end sin and calls for reform over further campaigns. She condemns prejudice in schooling and integration battles, urges frank moral discussion, and urges parents to guide children away from racism.
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High Point Enterprise
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Great Britain
Iowa
Roswell
Bob” Garst
ISE, Inc
N. C
News Post
Point
Point Prise, Inc
Henry Cathcart
Central Press
John
Deane Geen Everecome Party
Goldwater
Pan-American Union
Americas
Ramon Vergera Grez
Chile
Latin America
Tom Little
Nashville
Tennessean
Holt McPherson
Satternon
Old South
Sheraton Hotel
Rotary Club
Sheraton
Ann Landers
Nat Harrison
del Cate
John Benson
Community Planning Council
Harrison
Greensboro
Guilford
Enterprise
David Gardner
America
Seenane Sonel
Mark Twain
Adam
New York
Deanna Barrier
Guilford College, N. C
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