Landmark High Point home razed for four lane parkway
The Frank Wineskde residence a longtime High Point landmark will be razed to build a four lane approach to N Main Street from the Morris and Lindsay Streets Parkway complex. The stone house built by two Greensboro masons will be removed soon to allow a straight access to E Parkway and Johnson Street.
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Frank Wineskde
N. Main Street
Morris and
Lindsay Streets Parkway
Parkway
Lindsay-Morris
Main
E. Parkway
Johnson Street
Greensboro
High Point
Jerry Parrish
French American relations at its worst in a century
Paris reports deteriorating ties with the United States over Vietnam NATO nuclear control and monetary reform. French officials accuse Washington of seeking to shape world affairs while de Gaulle leads a public campaign against U.S. influence amid a coordinated propaganda effort.
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Stephens Broening
PARIS
U.S
Vietnam
Atlantic Alliance
Charles de Gaulle
Cambodia
de Gaulle
France
America
Andre Malraux
Argentina Faces Economic Hope Amid Crisis
A Reuters AP report depicts Argentina awaiting a miracle as Ongania’s regime promises to shift to private enterprise. Wallin cites about one billion dollars of flight capital potentially returning within six months, boosting confidence after Peronist and post coup stagnation.
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William L. Ryan
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Latin America
United States
Aul J. Wallin
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
U.S
Juan Domingo Peron
Do Dd
Juan Carlos Ongania
Ongania
Art
Changes In The Law Legal Explosion New Worry
Duke Law professor E R Latty warns of a growing legal explosion as rules shift under social upheavals. He notes lawyers struggle with uncertain answers, reforms in criminal procedure, and a move toward fairness over rigid doctrine. May 6 Law Day will honor Latty's 64 years.
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Paul Fogleman Durham
E. R. Latty
Duke University Law School
Latty
Duke Law Alumni Assn
Vietnam
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