Rhodesian Crisis Labeled A Strange Rebellion
Editorial argues economic sanctions against Rhodesia likely fail due to South Africa’s support and UK pressures. It notes Rhodesia’s white rule, Smith’s rejection of independence, and global factors driving pronouncements. The piece cites U S backing for sanctions but questions effectiveness.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Ifny
League
Rhodesia
United Nations
South Africa
Britain
Security Council
George Brown
Ian Smith
Smith
London
United States
Arthur Goldberg
International Bible Sunday Sermon Reflects on Scripture
A Sunday sermon observes International Bible Sunday during Advent, praising the Bible as the Word of God. It highlights the oneness of God, the Ten Commandments, the life and sacrifice of Jesus, love as a motive for peace, and the hope of eternal life through faith.
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Christ
Gilead
Israel
St. Paul
Sinai
Joseph
Enlarged High Point Memorial Hospital seeks 99 beds next year
Preliminary plans push the High Point Memorial Hospital expansion toward 99 beds with a goal of 100, costing about 4 million dollars. Federal participation could cover half, with local funding around 1.3 million plus foundation support. Officials warn overcrowding necessitates prompt action and possible 500 beds after a second stage years hence.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Curtis Smithdeal
William A. Horney Jr
W. R. Peters
North Carolina
Raleigh
Should Be Clarified By CAPUS WAYNICK
A column questions the firing of the State Bureau of Investigation director Walter Anderson. Attorney General Wade Bruton ordered the SBI probe, but public explanation of the dismissal remains unclear. The piece urges open disclosure of the reasons and calls for Bruton to justify the change beyond internal speculation.
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State Bureau of Investigation
Bureau
Walter Anderson
Wade Bruton
SBI
Anderson
FBI
Bruton
LBJ Withholds Grain to India Over Gandhi Peeve
President Johnson delays two million tons of grain to drought hit India citing reforms but largely due to friction with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi over New Delhi ties with Egypt and Yugoslavia. Bowles pushes for release as India faces famine while US aid debates unfold. News also notes NAACP stance against armed Black Power and regional diplomatic tensions.
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Indira Gandhi
Johnson
Gandhi
Chester Bowles
India
LBJ
Egypt
Nasser
Yugoslavia
Tito
New Delhi
Manila
America
Bombay
Reita Faira
Bob Hope
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Oval Office
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State Department
Alance
NAACP
Stokely Carmichael
Sekou Toure
Guinea
Roy Wilkins
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High Point College
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