Inter-Communist Cold War Thaw Seen as Necessary
The editorial argues a thaw in inter-Communist tensions is essential as Eastern Europe reels from the Czechoslovak crisis. It notes shifting Soviet Yugoslav tones, Romania’s Warsaw Pact stance, and Tito’s cautions, with Moscow’s aim to curb liberal reform exposed in Prague.
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Prague
Alexander Dubcek
Victor Zorza
Manchester Guardian
Guardian
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Romania
Comecon
Marshal Tito
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Kremlin
Rumania
Quality education plan calls for higher funding in North Carolina
The governor's study on public schools outlines proposals to raise salaries to national averages, costing about 300 million more in the next biennium. The Higher Education Board warns costs could rise from 355 million per annum to 500 million by the 1970s, with the state supplying at least 300 million. Slowing population growth means the state must find added money to sustain advancing education across all levels.
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State Board of Higher Education
Thailand
Laos
North Vietnam
Col. Witt Nimnam
Nong Khai
Hanoi
Mekong River
Vientiane
China
Indo-China
Vietnam
Yunnan
Voice of the People of
South
Editorial Fun And Games For A Green Christmas
A breezy catalog of luxury holiday toys and bric a brac from Harrods Abrecrombie and Fitch and Neiman Marcus. Includes hand carved ivory chess sets backgammon from Italy aquaria at 900 and crystal decanters with prices ranging from 60 to 26000 plus industry outlooks on sporting goods demand.
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Charles de Gaulle
Harrods
Macy’s
Chase Manhattan
Italy
Cesare Gama
Abercrombie & Fitch
Julius Garfinckel
Washington
Maryland
France
Venice
Plummer McCutcheon
Mississippi
Vietnam style insurgency echoes in Thai border clashes
In a broad analysis, Drew Pearson notes Asiatic communists foment unrest in Northern Thailand, mirroring Vietnam tactics. He warns U S involvement risks backfire, details Thai leadership, refugee shifts, and the role of Vietnamese and Chinese elements behind the insurgency.
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Washington
Paris
Thailand
South Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Asia
Nixon taps Bob Brown for black capitalism role
Bob Brown of High Point is named presidential assistant in charge of black capitalism by President-elect Richard Nixon. Brown, a public relations executive, built a national client list and led fundraising for the campaign, earning recognition as Young Man of the Year locally. The piece notes Brown’s shift to national work from his local firm B & C and cites broader strategies to boost inner-city employment and minority business involvement.
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Robert J. Brown
Richard Nixon
High Pointer
Nixon
High Point
Bob Brown
New York
Firestone
Johnson’s Wax
Woolworth, Reynolds
Nixomt
White House
Man
Job
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Rochester
N.Y
Charles E. Hayworth
W. Tom Powell
Myrtle Desk
J. Ed Millis
J. H. Adams
William Penn School
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Buster
America
Richard E. Snyder
National Sporting Goods Association
High Point Enterprise
Wretaon
TEN
END Aeaage, Inc
D. A
Rawley
C. BK
David A. Rawley, JR
Joseph
Randall
Terry
Cathrae Toran
Patterdon
Associated Press
Asus N.C
High Point Enter, Inc
Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Drew Pearson
Uncle Sam
U. S
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Saigon
Maine
U.S
Army
CIA
Heinrich Knappstein
West Germany
Knappstein
Bonn
Reichstag
Frankfurter Zeitung
Chicago
Nere
Maryfield
Geraldine
International Catholic Society of the Poor Sisters of the ‘Mother of God
Maryfield Nursing
Pat Mebane
Dale Morey
Marguerite McClure
Marguerite
Philip R. Trixon
Amos R. Kearns
Walter T. Tice
Robert D. Davis
Leo J. Heer
Friends of Maryfield Unit
Jackie Kennedy
Onassis
Strom Thurmond
Nancy Janice Moore
South Carolina
Arts Council
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Charles Probert
Frank Hunsucker, Jr
Laurie Pritchett
Westchester
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Big Bear
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New
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Thalhimer
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