United Appeal launches High Point drive for record $331475
High Point begins its annual United Appeal campaign led by chairman Leo Heer to raise a record 331475 for 26 youth social and welfare agencies. Volunteers target business offices and plants with posters, speeches and a film, aiming to finish before the fall furniture market opens. The effort highlights the community’s commitment to youth, health and aid programs.
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High Point
United Appeal
Leo Heer
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Ymcas
Ywcas
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Family Service Bureau
Appeal
Kennedy shrinks Cabinet role with Gronouski appointment
President Kennedy confirms a diminishing Cabinet function by naming John A. Gronouski Jr. postmaster general. The move signals presidents rely on department heads for supervision rather than national policy, reflecting a shift toward administrative rather than policy making. Gronouski, a Polish descent economist and Wisconsin tax commissioner, may help curb post office deficits.
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Kennedy
John A. Gronouski Jr
Lincoln
Eisenhower
Gronovski
Wisconsin
Post Office
Conflicting Speed Limits Near Ft Dix Spark Ticket Doubts
An Associated Press dispatch notes a New Jersey road with two speed limits on opposite directions. Ft Dix claims jurisdiction over half the road near the camp, setting a 25 mph limit, while the other half, Burlington County Road 45, remains 50 mph. Local police are unsure whom to ticket on the military half.
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New Jersey
Ft. Dix
Burlington County
Associated Press
Editorials on Religion in Schools and Court Rulings
A column reviews Supreme Court neutrality in public schools and the spread of bills on prayer or Bible reading. It discusses Fairfax County permissive policies, Delaware’s Bible reading ruling, a federal Arizona case on national anthem references, and governor Kerner’s veto related to four stanza recitations.
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United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Washington
Fairfax County
Potomac
Delaware
American Civil Liberties Union
Arizona
Otto Kerner
Minds
Kerner
United States Supreme Court
New York
Potter Stewart
Hugo L. Black
Stewart
Clark
Eisenhower
Henry Holcomb Bennett
High Point Enterprise Seer Coverage Noted
A brief entry notes that the High Point Enterprise features seers or forecasts, highlighting predictions or insights issued within the paper.
Colleges Seek To Develop Special Degree Work For Adults
A Herald Tribune overview notes 30 million Americans over 21 engage in leisure education with fewer than a thousand enrolled in adult degree programs. It profiles Brooklyn’s credit for life experience model and outlines programs at Syracuse, Oklahoma, Johns Hopkins, and Goddard College, highlighting distinct approaches and age groups involved.
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Joseph Michalak
Herald Tribune News Service
New York
Brooklyn
Syracuse University
University of Oxlaa
San Francisco Theoogical Seminary
Johns Hopkins University
Goddard College
University of Oklahoma
Oklaoma
Johns Hopkins
Spe
Kennedy, Khrushchev, and a stalled disarmament
Historical overview of the 1962 63 disarmament efforts between the United States and the Soviet Union. It traces Kennedy’s push for progress, Khrushchev’s summit proposal, and the eventual 1963 test ban compromise that banned all tests except underground, amid mutual mistrust and intense domestic debate.
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Washington
Russia
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Macmillan
France
Geneva
United States
Moscow
United Nations
New York
Andrei A. Gromyko
Senate
Hamburgs Gardens and Hamburger Myths in One Tour
A travelogue from Hamburg recounts probing Hamburgs link to the hamburger myth, noting locals doubt any ties to the beef dish while detailing city redevelopment after World War I, the Marshall Plan impact, and the grand IGA horticultural exhibit with 33 countries, architect-led projects, and the Orion Hotel Ship nearby.
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Hamburg
West Germany
Lubeck
Copenhagen
Vienna
Hans Ravenberg
Ernst Dello & Co
General Motors
Peter Neve
Europe
Old City
Neve
Berlin
Greece
IGA Gardens
Yokohama
Hammerfest
Capetown
Brazil
Orion
America
Africa
Asia
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Center For the Study of Liberal Education
Eral-Arts Institution
Plainfield
James Marlow
Holt McPhers
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