Herter Sees Reservations On Tariff Amendments
U S trade negotiator Christian Herter voices reservations about proposed amendments to the Trade Expansion Act aimed at eliminating tariffs with the Common Market and Britain. He notes the French veto complicates progress, but says the current framework still enables tariff cuts if France’s stance shifts. He faces domestic pressure for higher tariffs amid rising protectionism and Common Market tariff shifts.
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America Leads In Prestige Amid Europe Opinion Split
USIA finds West Europeans praise U.S. foreign policy at record highs while Soviet appeal climbs. Britain and West Germany show confidence gains. France tilts toward nonalignment as De Gaulle pursues independence. Cuban situation noted with mixed views across Germany Britain and France. American leadership remains preferred overall though shifts appear in public mood since 1960s.
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Down Town Appreciation Days Ticket Bonanza
Stores offer 10 bonus tickets on Fridays during Downtown Appreciation Days in Gastonia. Collect tickets from participating S stores between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. to win prizes such as a color TV or a 193 Cadillac. hold all tickets through May 2 for the grand drawing.
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Railroad Strike Looms After Talks Collapse in Chicago
In Chicago a nationwide railroad strike looms after talks collapsed between five operating unions and railroads. Union leaders accuse carriers of walking out as negotiations broke down over ground rules and job protections, threatening a disruption of service and potential federal intervention.
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Author Is Broke Facing Eviction Amid Rail Sweeping Changes
James F Wolfe chief manager negotiator said unions would strike if sweeping rules to end featherbedding are enacted by railroads. The piece profiles Edson Humorist, a 76 year old writer facing eviction from a hotel room used as his base, reflecting on a life of work and poems amid economic pressure.
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U S Visa Leadership Confidence Cited in 1963 Responses
February 1963 responses show varied confidence in the United States ability to provide visa leadership for the West amid ongoing world problems. The remarks span concerns about policy impact, security, and international cooperation, reflecting a breadth of public opinion during the Cold War era.
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North Carolina Governor Plans Not to Seek Re election
AP report from Raleigh states Gow Terry Janford may not run again for governor. Report notes constitutional limits prevent self succession. Sanford denies discussing future plans while stressing focus on current progressive programs. speculation about appointments and private practice follows.
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State Department denies firing on Soviet ships
The State Department said no surface ship fired upon near Norfolk during navy exercises in the area. A Soviet protest claimed two cruisers and a destroyer fired dummy shells near a Soviet vessel, while Washington said no US ship was within range and no surface vessel fired at any target. Lincoln White, the press officer, noted uncertainty about shells and ammunition and stressed the need for a formal reply to Moscow.
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Giraffe Causes Mayhem With Phone Lines in Chester
A chaotic Chester scene involved a giraffe reaching a telephone pole and disrupting calls for hours. The animal, reportedly described as a large, curious creature, caused widespread interference as lines sparked and crews attempted to restrain it.
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Doyle Dies at 15th District Office Confirms
Washington AP reports Rep. Clyde Doyle Democrat of California, longtime HUAC chairman, died in his Arlington home in his sleep at 1:34 am with his wife Mrs. Doyle by his side. He was 15 term congressman noted for recent active work and attended an American Legion banquet Wednesday night.
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Mud and Flood Hit Southern States Across Five States
Emergency crews and Red Cross aid flood survivors as mud and water wreck towns from Kentucky to West Virginia. In Paintsville and Prestonburg debris blocks streets while thousands evacuate and seek shelter. Dozens dead or missing as rivers rise, bridges wash out, and property damage runs into millions of dollars.
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