Full Employment By Mid-71 Is Nixon's Goal
The White House signals priority on full employment by mid 1971, willing to run a deficit to expand growth while inflation remains a concern. Critics urge direct wage and price actions rather than relying on jawboning, warning that without bold policy, unemployment and inflation persist.
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Spirit of Christmas Cheer Funds Community Hope
Kipling words fit High Point as the Christmas Cheer Fund returns to aid the needy. Civic and business groups join Kiwanis and The Enterprise to raise and distribute gifts food and toys bringing hope to sick aged young and abandoned families.
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High Point College
Wendell M. Patton
Florida
Ferndale Junior High Auditorium
Helen Easter
Unc-Chapel Hill
Sherman Luther
Jaycees
House of Prayer
Andrew Holt
University of Tennessee
New Postal Corporation
Kiwanis
Sacred Heart College
Belmont
Melva T. Price
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Mary Stephen Monahan
Arts Council
Thomasville
Jamestown
Guinea Seeks Aid as Toure Balances East and West
In the late 1950s Guinea faced upheaval after independence with Soviet loans totaling 116 million and up to 1,500 technicians. President Sekou Toure shifted from Moscow to American and West German assistance, later expelling the Soviet ambassador and hinting at renewing ties with France amid neo colonial tensions.
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Charles de Gaulle
Guinea
Toure
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Red China
West Germany
United States
National Assembly
Waldemar A. Nielsen
Washington eavesdropping fears rise over bugged offices
The piece recalls officials fearing wiretaps in governor and White House offices, citing Lyndon Johnson’s alarm, FBI dossiers denied by J Edgar Hoover, and past surveillance of Senators. It notes the FBI and Washington Field Office discreetly monitored conversations and locations related to lawmakers.
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Lyndon Johnson
White House
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Justice Department
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
Hoover
WFO
Washington Field Office
Johnson
Martin Luther King
Don McCauley
Carolina
Chapel Hill
Seymour
FBI bugging scandal reveals personal room activity and notes
The piece reports on FBI monitoring of Jack Anderson related to Black and figures in Washington, detailing listening devices in a hotel suite and bedroom intrusions. It cites memos, sources within the FBI, and Hoover’s habit of sharing sensitive stories with Johnson and others.
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FBI
Fred Black
Black
Washington
Flu uncertainty and immunity amid evolving influenza science
The piece notes immunity from last winter may not protect this season and flu shots offer limited help. It cites CDC uncertainty, vaccine strains’ varying protection, and ongoing search for effective defenses including interferon and amantadine. It also mentions past pandemics and generic advice for the aged.
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Alan Brodsky
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Bao Public Health Service
Hong Kong
Science News
A. A. Smorodintsev
Journal of the American Medical Association
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