Is Neighborliness Sinful in Water Dispute Editorials
A Saturday page presents a contrasting editorial from the Winston-Salem Sentinel arguing against Guilford County's water needs by prioritizing riparian rights over sharing Mayo River water. The piece defends neighborly cooperation, warns against “Berlin Wall” style water barriers, and urges balanced regional development.
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Winston-Salem Sentinel
Mayo River
Guilford
Mayo
the Sentinel
Rockingham County
Forsyth
Yadkin
Triad
Berlin Wall
New River protection bill earns surprising House support
The U S House planning to start debate on a measure to protect parts of the New River in North Carolina and Virginia from being flooded by dams. A coalition including Gov HolfHouser and Rep Neal aligned with Mizell to win a favorable Rules Committee vote, boosting chances for federal wild and scenic river designation. The outcome hinges on House and Senate actions, with broad political cross currents and last minute apologies over remarks.
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U.S. House of Representatives
North Carolina
Virginia
Appalachian Power Co
Aflcio
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Tar Heels
Neal
Labor
Power Company
Holfhouser
Mizell
House
Senate
Religious Q&A in a 1950s newspaper column
A religion page discusses the Feast of the Assumption, Jewish autopsy views, existentialism versus atheism, and acrostic psalms. It cites Pius XII's 1950 dogma, rabbinic burial customs, Kierkegaard, and biblical acrostics, with a note directing readers to Dr Adams for questions.
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Pius XII
Heaven
Earth
France
Gabriel Marcel
Martin Buber
Karl Barth
Adams
Democrats Helped Ford Rise to the White House
The piece argues Democrats aided Ford’s ascent by blocking Connally’s confirmation and supporting his nomination amid FBI background interviews. It notes Democrats later plan to attack Ford over Nixon’s pardon, contrasting past praise with current campaign rhetoric. It also touches on carpet industry deception and a Senate study urging new guidelines.
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Washington
Ford
Richard Nixon
White House
Nix
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
John Connally
Congress
Connally
William Rogers
Melvin Laird
Nelson Rockefeller
William Scranton
Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
Carl Albert
Jerry
House
FBI
Hubert Humphrey
D.minn
George McGovern
D.-S.d
Edmund Muskie
Robert McClory
Peter Rodine
D.N.J
McClory
Don
Senate
Charles Percy
B.ill
Federal Trade
Calvin Collier
Percy
FTC
Galton opens High Point plant after North Carolina law change
Galton Industries expands into the former Heberlein site in High Point, converting a 3 000 square foot building into a new electronics and controls plant. Company officials praise the location, labor, wages, and access to airport and trucking facilities, with plans to grow to about 500 workers and to add space as needed. Local developers, the Chamber, and city leaders supported the project while other items note community efforts, civic events, and Bicentennial reflections in the region.
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High Point
Galton Industries
Heberlein
Femco
Galton
Norman Lamet
Greensboro
Charles L. Weill
Maurice Miller
Lamet
Walter F. Gips Jr
William G. Stott
Chamber of Commerce
State of
North Carolina
Femco Division
Edward W. Whaley
Third World seeks control of news and facts
GLOBAL VIEWPOINT condemns a Colombo summit plan by nonaligned leaders to nationalize news and bar foreign agencies. The proposed UNESCO backed system would permit only official news across borders, enabling one party rule and ideological propaganda. The piece questions democratic governments' silence and bureaucrats' envy of dictatorship.
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United Nations
Colombo
Sri Lanka
United States
U.N
U.N. Economic and Social Council
Unesco
India
Indira Gandhi
Associated Press
United Press International
Latin America
San Jose
Costa Rica
Lenin
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Sentinel
A la New
Stephen Neal
Wilmer Mizell
Theotokos
Switzerland
Paul Tillich
Reinhold Niebuhr
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Soren Kierkegaard
Kierkegaard
Muskie
Maine
Jackson
Hart
Eastland
Leonard Woodrock
Jimmy Carter
Edwards
D.calif
Rodino
Albert
Redino
Tion Council
the Times
Frank A. Stith
Westchester Mall
Baldwin's Ltd
Clarence Herndon
High Point Shrine Club
Jack
Shari Hart
Friends Ave
Cancer Crusade
Jess Washburn
Roland Park
Presbyterian Home
The
Guilford County Board
Anita Schenck
Ralph Taylor
Taylor
Free World
America
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