Struggle For Greatness Of Imperialistic Greed
Observers at the United Nations note that Russian Foreign Minister Gromyko speaks with less conviction as he criticizes the United States. The piece questions Russia's course amid Maoist pressure from China and warns that Moscow vacillates between intransigence and negotiation. Mao’s thesis that Russia is the greediest imperialist power is highlighted.
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United Nations
Andrew Gromyko
United States
Leon Dennen
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Russia
Mao Tsetung
Gromyko
Viet Nam
Mao
Leadership The Key
A British correspondent laments the global leadership deficit and calls for bold action. The piece argues the world faces a lag between vast productive power and fair distribution. It urges Lyndon Johnson to act boldly guided by hope rather than fear to shape a brighter future. History will judge.
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Britain
Rhodesia
Lyndon Johnson
Penn Central merger patience amid railroads thirst for efficiency
Editorial notes Pennsy Central merger faces delays from court actions and ICC reviews. Directors approved on January 12 1962. merger could save about 80 million annually with assets of 5.2 billion. Three small lines Erie Lackawanna Boston & Maine Delaware & Hudson seek protections and indemnities as regional service shifts occur.
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Pennsylvania
New York Central
Pennsy
Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennyslvania New York Central Transportation Co
Colossus
United States Steel Corp
Boston & Maine
Delaware & Hudson
Erie Lackawanna
Penn-Central
ICC
White House Dinner Shows German Chancellor Erhard in Friendly High Spirits
At the White House a dinner honored Ludwig Erhard, Germany's economic chief, with figures from business and politics in attendance. Guests included ex-war leaders and bankers, signaling a shift to U.S. German partnership amid Cold War tensions and a risky push for a stronger Western Europe.
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Erhard
White House
Bonn
McCloy
Businessxis
Chase Manhattan Bank
Germany
Hitler
Bill Guy
North Dakota
Nancy Kefauver
Tennessee
Jim Perkins
Cornell
Bobby Kennedy
New York
Meredith Wilson
University of Minnesota
Bob Uihlein
Milwaukee
Schlitz Beer
August Busch, Jr
St. Louis
Fall auto displays boost new Rambler line tease
The fall auto show season opens with high hopes as dealers unveil 1966 model lines. Rambler debuts later this week while showrooms report strong interest, higher prices, and safety features boosting value amid a crowded backlog. Community items note a new High Point Cancer Society unit, Imperial Tobacco executives touring local plants, and youth camp site needs.
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Y’s Men’s Club
Max Cooke
The
No Steaks In This Game Poem Reflects Inflation
A poem laments rising prices and inflation across the nation. It contrasts soaring grocery bills with government spending in Washington. The speaker notes financial strain from steak costs and accuses officials of wasteful spending while affordability shrinks for ordinary people.
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Arthur Games
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
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High Point, N. C
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C. H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry, JR
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Holt
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Sinawene
Charles B. Loflin
Associated Press
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N.C
High Point
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Cheerio
Roaring Gap
Jack Rochelle
Colony
American Cancer Society
Imperial Tobacco Company
Richmond
Wilson
Imperial
England
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Bruce Strickland
State Board of Conservation and Development
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J. B. Furber
T. H. Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Horney
Alton Stanford
Pinehurst
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