Kennedy cites desegregation progress and aims for unity
In remarks touching on school desegregation in Alabama and the South, Kennedy praises the majority of Southerners and notes federal judges from Alabama sharing the region’s views but fulfilling the law. He cites mixed responses, acknowledges difficulties, and argues for a long term, racially mixed social future while opposing broader housing discrimination orders. He also rejects atomic testing expansion and states a Vietnam policy to win the war and bring Americans home.
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Kennedy
Alabama
George C. Wallace
United States
Viet Nam
Cotton Futures Open Unchanged From Previous Close
New York AP report notes cotton futures opened today holding stable prices with no change from the prior close as traders awaited further market cues.
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New York
Dow Jones Averages Snapshot from Bache & Co
Market report notes Dow Jones averages furnished by Bache and Company with daily figures and brief commentary on price movement across the industrials rail and utility groups.
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Bache & Co
Jackson Pushes Risks Of Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Senator Jackson warns the pact to ban nuclear tests except underground raises dangers to the Free World's deterrence and defense. Senator Russell says the treaty aims for rapid disarmament, while Senator Russell proposes an amendment to require Senate ratification for any changes by other nations.
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Jackson
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Soviet Union
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Chaos at Cuba travel hearing as protesters clash outside Capitol
Four ejected as hearing on a student travel group to Cuba confronts disruption. Witnesses challenged committee, police denied entry to dozens, and George Lincoln Rockwell’s group appeared briefly as tensions rose amid near riots and rearranged seating to limit attendance.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
State Department
Phillip A. Luce
New York City
George Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
Capitol Police
Charles Sullivan
Kathy Prensky
New York
Wendy Nakashima
Atlanta
Conrad Lynn
Capitol
Student Committee
House
Communist Party
American Nazi Party
Ceylonese Delegate Challenges Madame Nhu on Buddhist Crisis
Maithripala Senanayake, chief delegate, for the Interparliamentary Union, challenged Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu on Viet Nam's Buddhist crisis, calling it a serious human rights violation and a threat to world peace. He urged an impartial UN inquiry as Madame Nhu prepared a news conference.
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Boris Boskovic
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Asia
Madame Nhu
Blood drive totals reach 328 pints over two days
The Bloodmobile concluded a two day visit with 328 pints collected boosting the Three Gallon Club and multiple members achieving new milestones. Co chair Jim McDermott noted no advance payment was required for future usage as High Point residents support local hospital needs.
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Wesley Methe
High Point
Red Cross Blood Center
Jim McDermott
High Point Memorial Hospital
J. W. McGuinn Jr
E. College
Guy E. Kinney
Pineridge Dr
Don G. Longtin
Westchester
June W. Leonard
Paramount St
Charles E. Weisner
Rt. 5
George H. van Cannon
Franklin St
Charles A. Welch
Sunset Dr
John E. Faulkenberry
Dorothy St
Henry A. Fick
Montheu Ave
Robert C. Reynolds
Trinity
Lamont J. Hess
Ridgecrest Dr
Clarence E.webster
Plummer Drive
Wiley M. Webb
Joshua St
Joyce Friedman
Dartmouth Ave
Harry W. Brown
Thomasville
James I. Brown
Centennial Ave
Realty Transfers Involving Multiple Local Properties
Realty transfers list several deeds including Jesse D. Jenkins and wife to Thomas Edward Jennings and wife for two lots in the W. B. Delk and G. L. Mann subdivision. Arlie A. Smith to Earl D. Smith and wife on Fairfield Road. Charles H. Hooper and wife to Joseph E. McNeil and wife on East Lexington Avenue. Robie J. Donathan and wife to Byron H. Walker and wife two Eastview subdivision lots. R. L. Teague and wife to Holton Realty & Investment Co. for a lot in the B. L. Busick property. James Crosby to George Monk Jr. and others on a lot of the J. C. Elliott property.
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Jesse D. Jenkins
Thomas Edward Jennings
W. B. Delk
G. L. Mann
Arlie A. Smith
Earl D. Smith
Fairfield Road
Charles H. Hooper
Joseph E. McNeil
Lexington Avenue
Robie J. Donathan
Byron H. Walker
Eastview
R. L. Teague
Holton Realty & Investment
Murphy Reunion Set at Mount Pleasant Church on Rt 4
The 31st annual Murphy reunion takes place Sunday at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church on Old Greensboro Road Thomasville. Rev. Floyd Berrier will speak at 11 a.m. A lunch follows at 12 30 p.m. and the program starts at 2 p.m.
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Murphy
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Rt. 4
Thomasville
Old Greensboro Road
Floyd Berrier
Wil
Skeen Family Reunion Planned at Poplar Ridge Friends Church
The annual reunion of the Skeen family will be held on Sunday at Poplar Ridge Friends Church with a 1 p.m. picnic and lunch to follow.
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Poplar Ridge Friends Church
High Point Fair Set to Open Monday for One Week
The High Point Agricultural Fair launches Monday for a seven day run featuring exhibits from 4-H clubs Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts home demonstration groups and local organizations. Visitors can see cattle displays arts crafts food products and a full midway with rides shows and a grand fireworks finale each evening. Social Security information will be available at a dedicated booth.
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High Point
Social Security Administration
Bundy Road
Stock Market Mixed Gains In Early Trading On Wall Street
The New York market showed uneven moves with blue chips rising but overall direction flat. Dow 30 at noon up .43 to 740.69, AP 60 up 3 to 280.9 as rails and steels lagged while autos and drugs posted modest gains.
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Studebaker
Dow Jones
Associated Press
U.S
Am Tel & Tel
Atch T&sf
Ween
Ail Refining
Avco Cp Ee Eee
Eeewee
Bendix Corp
Ee Ewan
Beth Stleee
Boeing Air
Borden Co
Burland
Burroughs Corp
Carp P&l Et
Celanese Corp Eeewee
Chain Belt
Champion P&f
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Columbia G&e
Cor
Curtiss
Eastman
Firestone
Ford Motor
Gen Foods Eee
Tel & Tel
Radio Corp Eeeeewee
Std Oil
Calif
Kayser-Roth
Std Oil NJ
Liggett & Myers
Stevens JP
Lockh Air Ee Eerseees
Texaco Inc Ee
Lorillard P ‘ Eeeere
Textron Inc
Martin-Marietta
Vesdewn
Union Bay McLean Trk
Phillips Petr
Pitt Plate Gls
Zenith Rad
Wallace vows to fight for segregated Alabama schools
Army plans release of 130 guardsmen leaves 545 on duty in Birmingham Tuskegee and Tuscaloosa amid student boycotts in Mobile Birmingham and Tuskegee. Wallace pledged legal action to restore segregation, hinted at a presidential run, and offered private school support for Tuskegee students where a boycott reduced attendance to 13.
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Mobile
Birmingham
Tuskegee
Tuscaloosa
Wallace
Baltimore
Alabama
Goucher College
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High Point Township
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