High Point Drug Task Force Chairman William D. Wright
William D. Wright leads the High Point Task Force on Drugs as it studies drug use in the city. The group, formed by civic organizations, includes doctors, ministers, and business leaders and plans to release findings early next year. Wright also runs Wright Graphic Arts with family involvement.
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Bill) Wright
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St. Christopher's Episcopal Church
Carolyn
Westchester Academy
Northwood
Adams Memorial Ywca
Junior League
Editor's Notebook The Russia China Pact And Tokyo Rising
In Washington Ernest Cuneo analyzes how Moscow and Peking exchanging ambassadors signals shifts in Asia. He notes Japan's triple defense budget after US withdrawal, rising status at home, and growing world trade. Critics debate communist unity and possible Kremlin repression.
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Russia
Red China
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Asia
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Tokyo
Kremlin
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Energy crisis and fusion hope in America and world balance
A broad essay argues we live in a golden age of energy waste and outlines looming shortages. It discusses fusion as a potential long term solution, fossil fuel depletion, and shifts in U S and global energy policy with regional implications. It also notes Khrushchev memoirs, West Germany Russia trade tensions, and Israel Middle East defense dynamics.
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George H. Lawrence
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American Gas Assn
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Alaska
Joseph Kornfeld
Kornfeld International
Tulsa
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G. A. Leslie
Trans- Canada Pipelines Ltd
Canada
John G. McLean
Continental Oil Co
American Petroleum Institute
U. S
U.S
P. C. Putnam
Putnam
Sierra Club
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America
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Stalin
Russia
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Moscow
Bonn
France
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Jericho
Israel
Letters to Hanoi Will Not Free Prisoners Says Senator
Senate critique of the Son Tay raid cites intelligence failure and political motives. The piece argues for a firm Washington policy to withdraw U S forces and seek a real settlement, noting letters to Hanoi will not affect prisoner releases.
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S. L. A. Marshall
United States
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Laird
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Hanoi
Washington
Vietnam
Thanksgiving stove saga and a French speeding case
A housewife barely saved Thanksgiving dinner after a stove failure, neighbors and a camper stove helping complete the meal. Fraud Division warns merchants about bad checks with the 10 Commandments of Check Cashing. Judge Ed Washington resolves a language barrier during two French visitors’ speeding case with help from a professor.
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High Point
ED Washington
Rome
Brooke defends independence amid Buckley purge fallout
Senator-elect James Buckley’s rise with White House backing sparks GOP realignment talk. Brooke, liberal Republican from Massachusetts, says opposition to administration lines is healthy and vows to stay in the party. A Nation’s Business survey notes growing conservative liberal tensions in party labels and voter guidance. Brooke cites campaign finance limits where he disagreed with the White House while pursuing policy conscience.
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