Kennedy Keeps Eyes On Peace Amid War Shadow
In Orono Maine President Kennedy called for steady East West dialogue and urged readiness to act if needed. He contrasted his moderation with Goldwater’s critics and warned of risks from missiles and a renewed crisis while highlighting limited agreements and paths to peace.
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Orono
Maine
Kennedy
New England
Iif
Goldwai
Ken
Teasorjer
Nedy
United
University of Maine
Tafidress
Nist Bloc
Sen
Goldwater
Arizona Republica
Lord Home Forms New Conservative Cabinet In Britain
Lord Home succeeds Harold Macmillan as prime minister after a morning meeting with opponents Maudling and Butler. He visits Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace to kiss hands, signaling appointment and set to lead a likely election battle against Labour before November 1964.
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London
Lord Home
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth I
Home
Reginald Maudling
Richard A. Butler
No. 10
Downing Street
Wi Min
Ister
Butler
Treasury
Palace
Oklahoma
Jonas Still Political Plans For 1964 Governor Race
Rep. Charles R. Jonas arrived in Charlotte for a weekend visit to his Lincolnton home and said he will hold a press conference next Friday or Saturday to announce whether he seeks the Republican nomination for governor. He noted petitions urging him to run, while urging that none be circulated, and said the announcement was not delayed.
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Charlotte
Charles R. Jonas
Jonas
Charlotte Kingay
Iis
Lincolnton
Congress
Rocky Mount
Fall furniture market moves through towns across the region
A Sunday Enterprise preview details the Southern fall furniture market from High Point to Frexel with plans for photos and features. East Davidson High School near Thomasville hosts Sunday open house showcasing a modern campus and facilities. A year after the Cuban missile crisis, two special reports will appear in the Sunday Enterprise.
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High Point
Thomasville
Hickory
Lenoir
Frexel
New East Davidson High School
United States
Russia
Cuba
Enterprise
Drought Brings Water Crisis to Pittsboro and Statewide Dryness
Prolonged dry weather has drained lakes and streams across North Carolina. Pittsboro Mayor W L Powell warns the town may need civil defense or army help to pipe river water if rain does not arrive next week. Foresters report forests are seriously dry statewide but no major fires yet. Frost and falling leaves could worsen conditions. no substantial rainfall expected. The Blue Ridge Parkway bans open fires at camp sites and picnic areas.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
W. L. Powell
Pittsboro
Civil Defense
Army
Haw
Paul W. Tillman
State Forester’s Office
Weather Bureau
Blue Ridge Parkway
Senate poised for lively battle over foreign aid
Washington AP reports a heated Senate floor fight looms after the foreign relations committee backed restoring 700.29 million of 1 billion cut by the House in Kennedy's aid program. The panel approved 420.23 million for military and economic aid this year, 227.25 million less than White House request, triggering White House opposition and Republican forecasts of bigger cuts. Senator Dirksen warned of deeper reductions, while Ellender pledged to push back toward the House total and Morse planned a series of amendments after debate starts. The bill includes 2.2 percent interest rate loans abroad to begin after year five.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Kennedy
White House
Everett M. Dirksen
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Oregon
Furniture Market Biggest To Date Boom Predicted At High Point
North and South manufacturers agree the fall furniture market will be one of the biggest in industry history. Record attendance and rush of orders mark Friday opening at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building and Furniture Plaza in High Point. Leaders from Bassett, Simmons, Globe, Charlton, Keller report strong buyer traffic and expectations of a boom market with good design and affordable pricing.
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Robert Mares
Southern Furniture Exposition
Furniture Plaza
High Point
Canada
Leo Heer
Heer
Bob Spillman
Bassett Furniture Industries
Spillman
James T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
North Carolina
Ryan
A. M. Spound
Charlton Co. Inc
Fitchburg
Mass
Jack C. Watts
Keller Manufacturing Co
Gardner, Mass
Spound
Wallis
Tax Cut Held Essential Says Dillon to Business Leaders
Secretary of the Treasury Dillon told 100 corporate executives that a chronic postwar recession requires a tax cut. He said the $1 billion bill would loosen the grip of high tax rates on investment incentives and boost after tax profitability on new investment by about 35 percent, while pledging tight federal spending controls.
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Hot Springs
Treasury
Douglas Dilton
Dillon
Business Council
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
White House urged after cadet date ban sparks Chicago row
Chicago reports show plans to pair Army and Air Force cadets with local women for a major ball. City Hall officials deny exclusions while facing protests from working girls and mothers. Col. Reilly cites limited slots as thousands apply, with 800 expected dates checked for suitability and occupation.
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Chicago
City Hall
White House
Susan Benedetti
Col
Jack Reilly
Richard J. Daley
Cupid
Reilly
Lake Forest
Runaway Truck Occupant Killed in Callahan Crash
Willy Lee Brown clung to a brakeless runaway truck and warned others before the vehicle crashed overturning. his brother Nathaniel and Edward Lee Thomas, the 20 year old driver, were injured. Henry Colum 61 and Lily Colum 65 of Screven Georgia were critically injured when the truck plunged into their pickup. The truck loaded with logs lost brakes on an overpass in Callahan, struck a car with five passengers, hit a pickup, and killed three calves.
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Callahan
Georgia Line
Referendum Could Split North Carolina Democrats in 1965
In Raleigh this week the GOP pushes a plan to redraw legislative representation, creating a two seat per populous county system while Rural counties seek a single House based on population. The measure faces a Democratic-controlled Legislature as North Carolinians vote on it in January ahead of the next general election.
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Raleigh
Special General Assembly
North Carolina
North
General Assembly
Piedmont
Congress
Republic
Gans
Sanford
State Senate
Senate
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Ed Kempflett
the Plaza
Charles C. Brooks Jr
Conant Ball Co
RESS
W. S. Rawitzer
Vogue Rattan Mfg. Co
Lexington, Ky
Corydon, Ind
B. G. Mesburg
B. G. Mesberg Co
New York
Fitchburg, Mass
Art Richardson
U.S
Mark
Saayia
Exposition Building
Grant Simmons
Simmons Co
Simmons
Henry Fescue
Globe Furniture Co
Foscue
Or’s
Benedetti
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