War in Vietnam sparks debate over just wars and the War Ann nation League
An interview with De Ney palm, leader of the War Ann amation League, argues not all wars are bad and Vietnam tainted public view. The group plans to influence opinion with films, witness campaigns, and demands to ensure ethical guides in future conflicts. The piece cites wartime histories and calls for deeper scrutiny of military industrial ties.
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Washington
Solid Citizens
Ath Oe
de Neypalm
Vietnam
Neupalm
America
City Primaries Tilt With 6200 Vote Forecast
Elections officials expect a sizable turnout Tuesday for city primaries to pick Democratic nominees for seven seats and Republican candidates for six. Chief clerk Elva Small cites 6200 as an estimate amid brisk registration and interest. Jester withdraws after accepting out-of-town golf post. Myers also exited prior to ballot printing.
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Elva Small
Small
Morris Adams
J. Ivan Jester
Jester
Gol! SP Ae Eerie
Jester's Request Shapes City Council Ballot
Voters may bypass one of ten names and select ward winners in three city precincts. James Shelton and Jay Bodenheimer hold Republican nominations in wards three and four respectively, Arthur Kirkman is the lone Democrat in ward three. Each ward yields one member, four are elected at large, machine voting runs 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM.
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Jester
James Shelton
Jay Bodenheimer
Arthur Kirkman
Legislation Could Change High Point School Board Terms
City officials urge the General Assembly to alter the High Point City Charter to cut school board terms from seven to four years and to allow one reappointment. Proposals include ensuring each ward has a representative and restricting multiple terms, with current terms expiring in successive years.
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General Assembly
High Point City
Board of Education
Wood
Little
Matthews
Ee Welborn
Archdale City Election Registration Reaches 1198
During the first two days of registration for the May 4 city election 77 new voters joined bringing total registrants to 1198. Registrations are available daily 9 am to 5 pm at the registrar homes in Ward 1 Ward 2 and Ward 3 with last Saturday the only day books were at polling places.
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Archdale
Ated
Nancy Burrow
Joseph B. Coffield
Trindale Rd
W. Z. Rush
S. Main St
Jerry Hurt
Main St
Murder Charge Updated After Suspect's Victim Dies
Willie James Majors 24 of Clara Cox Apartments faced an assault with a deadly weapon charge that was upgraded to murder after Issac McCullom died Saturday.
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Willie James Majors
Clara Cox Apartments
Issac McCullom
Local Students Win Honors In North Carolina Science Fair
Judy Hausser of Ferndale Junior High won second place and a $25 Wish award in junior physical science for Weather Instruments and earned a Central N C Chapter American Meteorological Society special award. Sherry Pivente of Andrews High placed first in senior physical science for Makin Concrete Stronger II and received a $25 Wish award plus a special chemistry award from the U S Air Force. A separate report notes the death of McCullom Saturday at High Point Memorial Hospital after being wounded in a shooting following a dispute on Tate Street involving Majors.
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University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Judy Hausser
Ferndale Junior High
Central N. C
American Meteorological Society
Sherry Piventeee
Andrews
S. Air Force
McCullom
High Point Memorial Hospital
Majors
Tate Street
McCullum
City Dump Fire Is Contained
Firemen say the city dump blaze will take time to fully extinguish as the buried trash smolders beneath the surface. Fire Chief H L Thompson notes the fire is being kept knocked down to prevent spread while dirt is piled to smother it, with an acre or so already covered. A camper on a nearby truck suffered $650 damage at 217 Steele St.
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H. L. Thompson
Thompson
Steele St
Benson Bradley
Sylva
Six Bond Issues Totalling 30 Million Set For June 8
Guilford County commissioners vote to hold a special election June 8 for six bond issues totaling 30 million dollars. Bonds include 18 million for schools 3 million for GTI 2.8 million jail 3 million sewer 2 million water line and 1.2 million waste disposal. A separate 1 percent sales tax increase also moves forward.
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Greensboro
Guilford
High Point
Ten People Injured In Two Vehicle Crashes In North Carolina
A collision on Kivett Drive at Mark Street left ten injured with one hospitalized. Matthew Cherry of Greensboro, in satisfactory condition, faced charges for failure to reduce speed. Also hurt were Robin Cherry and Odessa Cherry, plus Thomas Edward Smith and Tommy Carlton Smith. A separate crash on Highway 68 near Gordon Road injured Linda Walters Rebecca Madden and Angela Crater after a dog distraction led to loss of control.
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Matthew Cherry
Greensboro
High Point Memorial
Cherry
Thomas Edward Smith
Mark Street
Kivett Drive
Mark
Robin Dennise Cherry
Odessa Cherry
Highway 68
Gordon Road
Linda Susan Walters
Gater Avenue
Rebecca Madden
Kernersville
Angela Crater
Archdale
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Seichady
Los Angeles Times
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Enterprise
Shoup
Peanet
Council
F. P. Bodenheimer Jr
Dale Montgomery
Robert Shaw
Percy Sears
Richard Maxwell
Bodenheimer
Bute
Ams
Jusany
High Point Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
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