Kennedy Draws Line Against Communism in Cuba Stand
President Kennedy declares a quarantine on Cuba to halt Soviet arms buildup in the Western Hemisphere. He argues the free world will resist Communist aggression and calls for unity at home as tensions rise and a Soviet ship defies the blockade.
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JFK
Kennedy
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Mississippi
United States
Detroit
Jack Young
Japan
Russia
New York
Jim
New Haven, Conn
Joseph Patton
New Haven
Anthony F. Guarino
Bridgeport
Conn
Howard T. Owens
San Francisco
Topeka
Kan
Steven Roper
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Baltimore
Gerard A. Will
Liberty
Tim Murchison
Giants
Guilford College
Smokey Burgess
Tim
Murchison
George Whitted
Wilmington
Boston
Miracle
Connie Mack
Athletics
Durham
Dave Yow
Whitted
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dave
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Banking Politics Stir North Carolina Banking Scene
State Banking Commissioner Ben Roberts plans to recommend denying First Citizens Bank and Trust Company a Shelby branch. The move marks a victory for small home owned banks amid debates over mergers and expansion shaping North Carolina’s banking structure. A study committee probes whether growth benefits communities or concentrates power, a issue likely to dominate the 1963 General Assembly.
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Ben Roberts
First Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Shelby
North Carolina
General Assembly
Editorial view on GATT Geneva talks boost US bargaining power
The United States negotiates at Geneva under the 1962 Trade Act to liberalize world trade. The act grants powers to cut duties, raise tariffs, or remove duties to align with the European Common Market, with Britain joining changing the balance. Progress hinges on Europe and timing. US leadership aims for concessions, not capitulation.
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United States
Geneva
U. S
European Common Market
EEC
U.S
Britain
Europe
West Germany
France
Italy
Geeneva
Brussels
High Point Enterprise staff and offices listed
The High Point Enterprise announces its staff and leadership details including president D A Rawley and editor Holt McPherson along with the managing editor Joe Brown and advertising director C W Patterson Jr. The paper also notes the address at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina and the circulation manager W W Idol Jr.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
R. B. Terry
Pscauining Ee Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
Vv. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Nation weighs Kennedy Cuba blockade as war fears rise
From coast to coast, citizens react to Kennedy action blocking Cuba. Los Angeles real estate man L. M. Williams and others voice support or concern, some urging stronger measures while a few question motives and timing.
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Associated Press
Cuba
Kennedy
Los Angeles
L. M. Williams
National Guard
Mich
Raymond Metiva
Letters to the Editor on Urban Renewal and Industry
Readers debate Urban Renewal funding and city progress with Mrs. Ruby Jenkins arguing concerns while Ethel Jenkins defends the council and Mehan's record. A second letter praises private enterprise in Southern furniture manufacturing and urges youth to embrace skilled industry and craft.
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Enterprise
Ruby Jenkins
Jenkins
Washington
Mehan
Mr. Mehan
Ethel Jenkins
Woodbury St
Southern Furniture Manufacturers
Standard
Notes On The News On Know How and skilled workers in Southern furniture
The piece extols the value of know how and know why in industry and praises workers who improve methods and quality. It recalls regional firms and craftsmen in North Carolina and Virginia, honoring those shaping high quality furniture and urging continued excellence.
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Tomlinsons
Tates
Davises
High Point
Finches
Lambeths
Thomasville
Brayhills
Lenoir
Huffmans
Drexel
Bassetts
Virginia
Kennedy Shows Fortitude In Cuban Crisis And World Role
Commentary lauds President Kennedy for steady leadership during the Cuban crisis shaping a new world order. Lays contrast with prior crises and highlights a national rally in defense of freedom, urging resolve in international threats. Also notes Jaycees plan Miss High Point competition and regional pageant aims with Miss America link.
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Kennedy
Mississippi
Jack Kennedy
Jaycees
YWCA
Jan Westmoreland
Jacquelyn Jeanne Mayer
Jaycee
Jan
Borden Company
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Soviet Union
Mr. Kennedy
High Point Enterprise
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TRE
N.C
Jack Dempsey
George Golucke
Ferndale, Mich
Eddie Risman
James Winning
East St. Louis
Ill
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Denver
Philadelphia
Harvard
Caspar Davis
Jenkinses
South
Saints
Holt McPherson
Ed Post
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Allentown
Bartlesville
Okla
Mass
Boulder
Colo
Chattanooga
Tenn
Columbia
S. C
Dade County
Fla
Dayton
Florissant, Mo
Fort Lauderdale
Grafton
W. Va
National Council On Aging
Alderman
Gayles
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Erwin Lambeth
Exposition
Stanley
National Shelter
A. M. Wirtz
Gordon Robinson
American Furniture Mart
Chicago
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