Crowded Field Seeks Democratic Nomination
In Hollis New Hampshire the Hillsborough County Democratic picnic drew under 300 as candidates and hopefuls appeared. Senators McGovern Jackson Bayh spoke on war and economics while Curtis represented Muskie. Jackson pushed a price wage freeze and tax cut to spur growth amid party divides shaping the early nomination battle.
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Enterprise Golf Classic crowns Bud Kivett in tense finale
Bud Kivett triumphed by one stroke at the Enterprise Golf Classic final round finishing atop a 360 golfer field. Henry Weaver briefly led with a hole in one on No 12 but fell back as Kivett sealed the win. The paper praises the event and signals plans to grow for 1972 at Oak Hollow.
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Bud Kivett
Henry Weaver
Kivett
Populist Echoes Across Century in 1892 Platform Rally
The article recalls the 1892 Omaha gathering of the People's Party with Ignatius Donnelly leading a fervent platform. James Weaver carried four Western states in 1892 and the movement influenced later campaigns though failed to unite rural and urban labor. It notes continued neo populist sentiment amid recession and wealth inequality.
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Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Nevada
Edward McChesney Sait
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John D. Hicks
Donnelly
Bear Versus Dragon in Sino Soviet Rift Over Korea and Vietnam
Washington parses a shifting balance between Moscow and Beijing as Mao leads a Chinese path away from Soviet control. Officials say the Kremlin pushed China into Korea and Vietnam conflicts while premier Chou En-lai sought limited U S contact to avoid domination. Russia now deploys 45 divisions near China with missiles in range.
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Comintern
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Kermlin
China
Chou En-lai
U. S
Kremlin
Mao
Moscow Eyes China Again and Opium Crackdown Notes
Summary of a 1969 miscellany: intelligence quotes on Moscow’s possible strikes at China’s nuclear facilities and a perceived balance shift with Beijing. A secret Burma meeting discusses opium crackdowns and corruption among Southeast Asian officials. Kennedy Center relations prompt debate over editorial ethics and coverage. A British doctor touts the cummerbund as a cure for lumbago.
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China
Burma
State Department
High Point seeks continued role in Triad metro area
Local leaders protest Census Bureau maps that exclude High Point from Greensboro High Point Winston Salem Metropolitan Area. They urge recognition of High Point as a full partner amid regional designation debates while noting regional economics and industry factors. The piece mixes civic advocacy with crop of reader letters and local commentary.
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Greensboro-Winston-Salem
High Point
Greensboro-High-Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
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