Cold War tide runs against U.S. in world tour report
AP reporter Don Whitehead argues from Manila to Athens that the Cold War momentum favors the Communists and criticizes U.S. foreign policy for not challenging them as effectively. He cites Greece and other nations, urging a reassessment of aid strategies and tactics to counter Soviet influence.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Manila
Athens
United States
Japan
Mediterranean
Free Nations
Greece
Europe
Guerril
U.S
Gy Pap Wien
Neers
Tanglewood Festival Celebrates Music Under The Elms
Joy Miller surveys Tanglewood in Lenox Massachusetts, describing festival culture on the grounds and the Berkshire Music Center. He notes open rehearsals, the Boston Symphony linked to Koussevitsky and Munch, student talent from 14 countries, and visitors enjoying picnics amid pines and lake views.
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Joy Miller
Lenox
Mass
Tanglewood
Boston Symphony
Charles Munch
Tchaikovsky
Myrtle
Niagara Falls
Peoria
Panin
Glen
Arcadia
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Presley
Munch
Serge Koussevitsky
Berkshire Music Festival
Berkshire Music Center
Outo Tanglewood
Lake Mahkeenac
Little Red House
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Santana
Aaa És
Junch
France
Boston
Koussevitsky
Pierre Monteux
Aaron Copland
U.S
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Ralph Berkowitz
UNC Alumni To Be Honored At Boone Night
Chapel Hill alumni will be honored in Boone on Wednesday with a Carolina Night program linked to the outdoor drama Horn in the West. UNC graduate Kermit Hunter wrote the drama while the supper at the Daniel Boone Hotel is set for 6 p.m. James H. Council and Edwin S. Dougherty lead the local planning for Watauga County alumni.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Boone
Alleghany
Ashe
Avery
Caldwell
Wilkes Counties
Watauga
Carolina
West
UNC
Kermit Hunter
Daniel Boone Hotel
James H. Council
Edwin S.dougherty
Watauga County
Striker Charged In Assault At Hanes Knitting Plant
A P Hanes Knitting Co worker, Robert Ray Pugh, 21, was charged with simple assault after claiming he was attacked by Thomas Macy, 31, of Hanes, near the mill amid a strike ongoing since August 14. Macy posted $100 bond for Municipal Court, while union officials offered limited comment. Local 684 is striking over a new contract and workload changes.
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Winston-Salem
P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Robert Ray Pugh
Pugh
Thomas Nichols Macy
Hanes
Macy
James Blackwell
Charlotte
Southern
Textile Workers Union of America
Retired Georgia Justice Seeks Divorce
Retired Georgia Supreme Court Justice C. W. Worrill files for divorce in Fulton Superior Court claiming his 27 year old wife was convicted of multiple crimes before their five month marriage. He says her past convictions ruined him and the couple separated August 17.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Supreme Court
C. W. Worrill
Fulton Superior Court
Worrill
Rayado Ranch stands as largest US Boy Scout camp
The Rayado Ranch in northern New Mexico, once owned by pioneer scout Kit Carson, is described as the largest Boy Scout camp in the United States.
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Rayado Ranch
New Mexico
Kit Carson
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