Hercules to locate facility in Research Triangle area
The Hercules Powder Company planned a new plant in the Research Triangle between Raleigh Durham and Chapel Hill, aiming to emphasize research and development over production. An explosion hit an industrial site in Carthage Missouri, but without loss of life. Hopewell Virginia hopes for more Hercules plants.
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Raleigh
Durham
Chapel Hill
Research Triangle
Hercules Powder Company
Missouri
Carthage
Hercules
North Carolina
A Stance On War Crimes Trials In Viet Nam
The secretary of state is urged to dissuade Hanoi from threatening to try American captives as war criminals. The piece condemns retroactive trials, cites Geneva Convention protections, and warns of U S retaliation if prisoners are abused or tried outside international law. It calls for humane conduct and urges swift diplomatic handling.
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U.S
Dean Rusx
Hanoi
Friends of Peace and Humanity
Nuremburg
Viet Nam
Ho Cur
United States
Europe
Asia
Aditions
Fed
North
Carolina
Showdown over CIA supervision in Senate committee clash
Over three years the Senate Foreign Relations Committee led by J Wroutam Fut and allies pushed to add Futshcur members to a CIA oversight panel formed by Armed Services and Appropriations subcommittees. A roll call vote ended 63-28 for Rus Sell and the CIA, with Futurn gut admitting a deserved beating.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. Wroutam Futbright
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate Armed Services and Appropriations Committees
CIA
Fuxashur
House
Senate
National Security Council
Funnarcur
Foreign Relations Committee
Richard Russett
Armed Services Committee
Rus Sell
CTIA
Fuusrent
Interpreting Police Interrogation Guidelines and Public Opinion
A columnist riffs on police questioning and civic sentiment, suggesting limits on compelled speech during interrogations and praising a public opinion pollster as a quiet hero in measuring the President's popularity. The tone blends satire with constitutional inference.
Business vs College Path Sparking Campus Debate
A fragmented 1960s era debate on college degrees for business hires. Harvard graduates, corporate hiring, and the draft influence shape opinions. Surveys from Wall Street Journal Fortune and North Carolina high schools show mixed support for business tracks vs government and advanced degrees.
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Bun Fcambe County
North Carolina
Asheville
Loss of Majority Rule From City Uprisings
A fictional Return Traveler in Washington, D C, laments a 12 percent minority undermining majority rule. He cites uprisings in Omaha Philadelphia New York Chicago and Los Angeles as evidence of a nationwide erosion of law order and political dominance by the majority. The piece argues the majority failed to govern, enabled by media and party leaders, leading to a dispersed, minority-led decline in national governance.
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Danville
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Lo Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Washington, D.C
USA
America
Washington
Omaha
Nebraska
National Guard
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Bob Kennedy
Johnson
World Court to rule on Southwest Africa trusteeship
The World Court in The Hague will decide if the United Nations should assume trusteeship over Southwest Africa. Liberia and Ethiopia accuse South Africa of mismanaging the territory while the case reveals contrasting discrimination practices in the litigants.
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Southwest Africa
South Africa
International Court of Justice
World Court
Iat
Hague
Liberia
Ethiopia
Republic of South Africa
South West Africa
United Nations
Thomas Malnar
American-African Affairs Association
Fifth Avenue
New York
Molnar
Hi Jheria
Ethopia
Africa
Congo
The Founding of Guadalajara: A Spanish Quest in Jalisco
The 16th century expedition led by Nuno Beltran de Guzman and Juan de Onate founded Espiritu Santo in Nochistlan and moved the site multiple times before renaming Guadalajara after Beltran de Guzman’s Spanish hometown. The city blends colonial landmarks with modern growth, earning the nickname The Pearl of the West.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Juan de Onate
Nuno Beltran de Guzman
Nochistlan
Spain
Wadi Ad- Jara
U.S
Mexico City
Hernan Cortes
Nuno Beltran de Gueman
Idom
Michoacan
Caltzontzin
Beltran de Guzman
Cuitzco
Jalisco
Espiritu Santo
Onate
Tiacotan
Verde
Santiago
Espiritu Sanjto
Alemanac
West
Gibraltar as Port and Fortress A Cosmopolitan Free Port
Gibraltar stands as a rock fortress with 34 miles of tunnels and huge grottoes for rainwater. The city thrives on tourism and free port trade, drawing millions in from ships and liners. Spanish sovereignty conflicts echo in street names and historic references to 1704 and 1713.
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Rock of
Gibraltar
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Ald
Spain
Gibralttar
Eyuie Lane
George ‘Rooke
Britain
San Roque
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Holmes Alexander
Russell Kirk
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