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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1962

Page

4

Barnett defies court over Meredith case and possible fines

Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett declares he has not purged himself of contempt tied to James Meredith's admission at Ole Miss. He rebukes attorneys and warns he will not cooperate with federal officials, risking further court action to restore order and safety on campus.

Mississippi Ross Barnett Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Justice Department Jackson James H. Meredith Barnett Meredith University of Mississippi Ole Miss

Prosperous Mr President a Washington critics view of the New York debut

Washington drama critics call Mr President corny yet praise the show as a potential long run. Despite negative Boston reviews, tickets sold in long lines with premium prices. The production features Irving Berlin Howard Lindsay Ruf fel L Crouse Josh Logan and Jo Mielziner with Nanette Fabray and Robert Ryan as possible stars. The show opens in New York with advance sales surpassing 2.5 million dollars aided by a gala attended by a prominent political figure who is a noted theatre patron.

Washington New York Rome Boston Nanette Fabray Robert Ryan Irving Berlin Howard Lindsay Ruffel L. Crouse Josh Logan Jo Mielziner United States Berlin Harry Truman Corny Alpha 66 Havana State Department Algeria Moscow Caribbean

Protestant chaplain to Moscow to serve American colonists

The National Council of Churches backs a Protestant minister to Moscow to serve diplomats and reporters. The 280 strong American colony includes 30 to 50 dependents, with services to be funded by the Presbyterian Episcopal and Lutheran churches.

United States Moscow Russia Roosevelt-Litvinov National Council of Churches Maxim Litvinov F. D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Soviet Union Litvinov Donald V. Roberts U. S. Department of State U. S Helsinki Roy G. Ross

How to topple Castro drives U.S. Cuba debate

Vice President Johnson signals U.S. aim to remove Castro, using economic pressure and selective pin prick raids, while weighing the risks of full invasion. Alpha 66 raids spur debate inside the administration over guerrilla tactics versus conventional force.

Marguerite Higgins Herald Tribune Washington Lyndon Johnson White House America Cuba Castro United States Moscow Russia Mediterranean Caribbean Algeria Havana Alpha 66

Vice President Johnson Campaigns in North Carolina Tour

Lyndon B. Johnson visited Salisbury and Statesville campaigning for Duro reps Hugh Alexander and A Paul Kitchin. Lady Bird Johnson joined later, with crowds in Salisbury and Statesville showing strong support as the campaign tightens in the Eighth and Ninth districts.

LBJ Lyndon B. Johnson Rowan County Lady Bird Johnson Salisbury Yellow Rosebud Douglas Municipal Charlotte Johnson Hugh Q. Alexander A. Paul Kitchin Lady Bird Washington Secret Service Statesville Ballpark Rep Alexander Sam J. Ervin Jr Everett Jordan Terry Sanford North Carolina Doughton and Hoey Max Gardner Lindsey Warren Ervin Jordan Sanford Alexander and Kitchin Gulfstream Airlines Miami Texas Edenton Mitchell College Concord James T. Broyhill Lenoir

Telstar promise and town news in a single issue

In a National Newspaper Week feature, Telstar’s potential to print real time editions worldwide is explored, with notes on limitations. Local stories cover the Outlaws Club charity dues, Chamber of Commerce leadership changes, Lyndon Johnson quoting Alfred E. Smith and the value of unity, George D. Finch’s retirement from Thomasville Furniture Industries, and regional business commentary on the Golden Triangle area merchants.

Telstar Bell Laboratories Jamestown Lyndon B. Johnson North Carolina Alfred E. Smith New York Johnson al Smith America Karl Marx George D. Finch Thomasville Furniture Industries Smart George Finch Rerent Ochae Ol Dam Eee

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