Gavin Asks Sanford For Tax Plan
North Carolina Republican Chairman Robert L. Gavin urged Governor Terry Sanford to publicly release the 1963 tax program so voters can decide at the November 6 election. Gavin, speaking in Wilmington, warned of a proposed tax increase and cited a $27 million surplus while opposing new taxes and calling for greater government economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N.C
North Carolina
Republican
Robert L. Gavin
Terry Sanford
Gavin
Sanford
Republican Party
General Assembly
Advisory Budget Commission
Raleigh
Kennedy Brothers Blamed for Miss Mississippi Riots
The Mississippi Junior Chamber of Commerce blames President John F Kennedy and Attorney General Robert F Kennedy for the University of Mississippi desegregation crisis. A pamphlet says federal action precipitated by not awaiting judicial processes led to riots that killed two and drew 30 000 troops to Oxford. The document asserts Gov Barnett and Lt Gov Johnson were not parties to the Meredith case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy
Meredith
Kosciusko Negro
Ole Miss
Oxford
Miss
Ross R. Barnett
Paul B. Johnson
James Meredith
United States District Court
United States
Barnett
Johnson
United States Attorney General
Chamber
Ford Institute Certifies Three English Motors Staff
Certification of completion announced for Roby E Bishop John C McCombs and James Rodney Boyer salesmen on the staff of English Motor Co at the Ford Motor Co Atlanta Marketing Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Co
Atlanta Marketing Institute
Roby E Bishop
John C. McCombs
James Rodney Boyer
English Motor Co
Representative Hucks Returns From New York Training
Complete course D Brantley Hucks of Metropolitan Life Insurance has returned from New York City where he attended an advanced training course on estate planning and business life insurance underwriting. He was appointed Metropolitan Insurance consultant and will continue his activities from the High Point office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Brantley Hucks
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
New York City
Hucks
Metropolitan Insurance
Metropolitan
High Point
Cuban Crisis Shifts as Kennedy-Khrushchev Exchange Advances
President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev exchanged letters amid the Cuban crisis. Kennedy outlined two points for agreement: Russia to remove offensive weapons from Cuba under UN supervision and halt further installations, and the U S to maintain a UN safeguarded arms blockade and pledge not to invade. The note followed a Pentagon report of a missing surveillance plane and Cuban radio boasting of repelling invaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
U.S
Cuba
Berlin
Kennedy
Khrushchev
U.N
United Nations
Pentagon
Havana
Russia
Castro
United States
Chest massage offers revived hearts research notes
The Cleveland AP report covers chest massage as a method to restart hearts after clinical death. Experts say up to 40 percent may be revived under ideal hospital conditions, with legal and ethical questions raised about who should perform resuscitation and timing before brain damage occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Chassin
Maspeth
N.Y
Chassin
Civil Defense Push Aims To Double Shelter Space
The Office of Civil Defense urged state and city officials to speed shielding preparations amid a Cuban crisis. Spurred by the crisis, officials proposed lowering shielding standards to 40 times radiation, potentially sheltering 110 to 120 million people. Steuart L. Pittman led discussions with nine governors and Mayors, with President Kennedy meeting Nelson Rockefeller and Edward McDermott at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Civil Defense
Civil Defense Office
Steuart L. Pittman
Pittman
Pentagon
Civil Defense Committee
Governors Conference
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Kennedy
White House
Edward McDermott
Office of Emergency Planning
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
Rockefeller
Government starts broad study on smoking health effects
Washington AP Government action launches a six month advisory panel to review data on smoking and health. The 10 member committee includes Louis Fieser Emmanuel Farber Maurice Seevers and Leonard Schuman from Harvard Pittsburgh Michigan and Minnesota. Terry said no biased scientists will join and the panel will meet November 9 10 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Luther L. Terry
Surgeon General
Public Health Service
Tobacco
Dustry
Terry
Louis F. Fieser
Sheldon Emory
Harvard
Emmanuel Farber
University of Pittsburgh
Maurice H. Seevers
University of Michigan
Leonard M. Schuman
University of Minnesota School of Public Health
Food Stocks Seen Large Enough to Withstand Crisis
Secretary Freeman said U S food stocks are ample to cover needs similar to the Korean conflict without changing current farm policies. He noted current wheat and feed grain surpluses exceed 1950 levels as population grew from 151 to 179 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point Enterprise
L. P. Lineback
Kennedy St
Methodist Men's Club
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Lineback
Dave Hedrick
Dave Ingold
Charles Loflin
Dick Swaim
Grace Flower Shop
M. D. Keith
Optometrist
Hayden Place
College St
SS. R
Cleveland, Ohio
American Heart Association
Chas‘sin
Helen Connors
The
American Nurses Association
Encyclopedia Britannica
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A.F
A.M
J. E. Mosteller
E. G. Updegrove
College Village
Central Exchange
Thomasville
Randleman
Boston
Los Angeles
London
Chicago
Christian
Science Monitor
Christian Science Monitor
Norway
Mass
Pele
McDonald’s
Idaho
McDonald's
N. Main St
Borden
C. DeWitt Holton
Plete
DeWitt Holton
S. Main St
Eae
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!