Cuban Travelers Deserve Swift Retribution, Editorial
The High Point Enterprise editorial urges quick, strong action against 59 students who visited Cuba against a U.S. ban. It argues passports should be lifted and others who are not students but Communists face consequences, condemning the trip as a challenge to U.S. security and law. It warns leniency invites further lawbreaking and mockery of Congress.
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Unamerican Activities Committee
Cuba
Kennedy
United States
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Associated Press
Carvier
N.C
High Point
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Igh Point
Annual car show hints at horsepower race and safety
An old analysis notes the upcoming car shows from late fall into winter and the push by manufacturers for high horsepower models. It laments the horsepower race, citing safety concerns from higher speeds, and questions the usefulness of performance options like competition engines for everyday driving. It urges focusing on safer, more economical innovations.
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John Q
Ge Gta
Cultural Renaissance Sparks Federal Arts Council
Editorial notes a surge of public interest in painting music theater and the arts and welcomes Kennedy's creation of an Advisory Council on the Arts to study and advise on fostering cultural activity. It cites rising museum attendance orchestra sizes and art sales plus growing local arts councils and plans for national cultural centers.
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White House
Kennedy
Heckscher
Dwight MacDonald
Howard Conant
New York Universon Department of Art Education
Detroit
Brooklyn
Lincoln Center For
New York City
Washington
Khrushchev Faces Hard Budget Choice on Space or Arms
U S government analysts warn Khrushchev may cut back either space programs or conventional military forces within two years as Soviet economy staggers. Costs in space weapons and tech rise while growth stalls. production of key items and distribution suffer.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Ivan
U.S.S.R
Russia
Goldwater Rockefeller Rivalry Tests GOP Unity
AP dispatch describes Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller maneuvering toward the 1964 Republican nomination. Kennedy watches, wary of a Democratic edge, while Goldwater warns against Republican cannibalism and hints he may strike at either rival when the time is right. Rockefeller signals mixed feelings about Kennedy and Goldwater, foreshadowing heightened intra party tension.
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Arizona
Sen
Barry
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Goldwater Signals Support if Rockefeller Nominated
Goldwater, asked if he would back Rockefeller if he won the GOP nomination, initially hedged but then said he would support Rockefeller. He cited opposition to a Kennedy second term, noting the country cannot endure four more years of Kennedy. The two Republicans appear aligned mainly in opposing Kennedy, not in a restrained contest for the nomination.
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Rockefeller
Kennedy
Cuba
Sen. Goldwater
White House
Oslo Sojourn: Blom's, Viking Heritage and Drunken Driving
The narrative depicts Oslo's hospitality and scenery through visits to Blom's restaurant, noted as a cultural institution that supports Norwegian art. It recalls Viking heritage, modern Norse cuisine, and the city’s beauty, while recounting nightlife and strict drunk driving penalties, including a 21 day jail term and license loss for repeat offenses.
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Orebro
Blom’s
Norway
Oslo
Blom
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