Irony and Pressure in Nixon Korea Decision
The editorial notes President Nixon faces a crucial test after the Pueblo incident and North Korean aggression. It contrasts Washington’s cool tone with past reactions, cites Rogers and Acheson on responses, and argues the United States cannot ignore attacks or drift into war, urging a prompt, effective policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Washington
Peking
Moscow
Warthington
Thea
North Korea
Johnson
Pueblo
Elwood Case Tests Condemnation Value and Fees
Attorney James B. Lovelace led a three-lawyer team to win a 942,500 verdict on the Elwood Hotel condemnation. Critics say the fee likely exceeded 92,000 and question the high jury value while noting public costs and repeated appeals drive up expenses for Redevelopment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Lovelace
Elwood
the Redevelopment Commission
State of
North Carolina
Editorial Research Rescuing Private Colleges
The piece reviews the future of about 125 private colleges and warns of bleak prospects without more funding. It cites Yale and Stanford as strong, but many independents face rising costs, tuition hikes, and potential absorption by state systems. It discusses private public funding, sectarian shifts, and cost comparisons to public colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yales
Stanfords
Harvard
Stall College
Felix Morley
Haverford College
Allan Cartter
New York University
Brown University
Emory
Johns Hopkins
Princeton
Tuits
Stanford
U. S. Office of Education
Oregon
High Point Enterprise newspaper masthead fragment
Fragment of a High Point Enterprise issue showing staff roles and mailing details. It lists President President View President Vite Preient and officers including Secretary Treasurer Dav A Rawley Jr and Randall B Terry, plus business, circulation, and AP membership notes. The text references rates by mail and Fort Office: High Point N C with postal classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vite Preaient
Dav A. Rawley, JR
Jugrph
P. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
W. Fa
Atbeertiang
Associated Press
Senda
Carter
N.C
High Point
Hinh Point
de Nok
Modern Naziism's Shadow on Capitol Hill Lobby Network
Drew Pearson exposes a neo Nazi movement led by Willis Carto, arguing it funnels millions through front groups like Liberty Lobby to sway Congress. The piece details funding, publishing arms, and a web of congressmen allegedly connected to or influenced by Carto and the Francis Parker Yockey Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Capitol Hill
America
Congress
George Lincoln Rockwell
Francis Parker Yockey
San Francisco
Yockey
Adolf Hitler
United States
Western
Europe
Russia
Hitler
Willis A. Carto
Liberty Lobby
Carto
Imperium
West
Liberty
South Carolina
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Mendel Rivers
Albert Watson
W. J. Bryan Dorn
Louisiana
Otto Passman
Joe Waggonner Jr
Rep
John Rarick
E. ¥. Berry
South Dakota
John Dowdy
Texas
James Ott
California
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
United Congressional Appeal
American Mercury
Noontide Press
Sausalito
Calif
Willis Carte
Congressman's Two Part Report on Trip to Japan and Korea
Congressman Richard von Preyer details the February 1969 delegation voyage from Washington to Tokyo, Anchorage, and beyond. He notes a long flight, the sun never setting on February 28, 1969, and the plan to cover both Japan and Korea in two articles. He highlights Tokyo's vast size, polite people, and traffic, plus Japan's growing influence, and outlines early concerns over U.S. Japan relations, Okinawa base future, and 1970 security issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Japan
Carl Albert
House of Representatives
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Tokyo
Anchorage
Alaska
Okinawa
United States
South Korea
Hawaii
Australia
Philippines
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William P. Rogers
Security Council
Dean Acheson
Redevelopment Commission
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Raumet Ve
Sire Afverasse
Mar Ee Fee
N. C
Watd-Orilfthomy
National Reverie
Representa
Drew Pearson
Bell-McClure
Lyndon
Fies
Dietrich
Richard von Preyer
SSG
Donald Morrison
Spring Lake
Paysttevikel
Air Force
Canada
Canadian Rockies
Mt. McKinley
Charlotte
Juneau
General Moore
Germany
Japan Socialist Party
Japan Communist Party
U.s
University of Tokyo
Coventry
South Keres
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