Johnson Plans Showcase Of Democracy For Hemisphere
Editorial lauds President Johnson for broad Western Hemisphere program to fight poverty illiteracy and disease. It highlights Mann appointment as assistant secretary of state for Inter-American affairs and urges shared burden among nations to strengthen democracy and oppose totalitarianism.
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Johnson
Hemisphere
Thomas Mann
Mexico
Western Hemisphere
Thomas C. Mann
Texas
Final week to register for North Carolina special election
Editorial urges eligible voters to register by the week’s end for the January 14 special election. It frames the vote as a test of constitutional fairness and national standards, arguing against a projected power grab and urging citizens to participate to preserve representative government.
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North Carolina
Editorial Analysis of Reds and Racism in Africa Trip
The piece argues Maoist China seeks non white solidarity in Africa and Asia to challenge the Soviet Union and the United States. It notes Chou En Lai's planned tour of several African nations and Egypt and Algeria, and cites Mao statements and Soviet responses. It discusses race as a political tool and mentions Algeria Ghana Guinea and Kenya’s independence impact on UN voting.
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Chou En-Lai
Red China
United States
Soviet Union
Red
Peking
Jakarta
Indonesia
Trud
Mao Tsetung
Chicom Party
Mao
Russia
Kommunist
Revolutionary Liberation Movement
China
Algeria
Ghana
Guinea
Chou
Mali
Egypt
Kenya
United Nations
Asia
Africa
NATO Ministers Meet in Paris Face Reassessment
European reassessment dominates the North Atlantic Council ministers meeting in Paris with new leaders from Britain Italy West Germany and the United States. The multilateral nuclear force plan has failed to gain support from NATO and WEU parliaments but drew enthusiasm from West Germany. France had earlier sought a NATO strategy review citing immediate nuclear response needs.
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North Atlantic Council
Paris
Britain
Italy
West Germany
United States
U. S
France
Kennedy
NATO
France’s Difficult Path to a European Nuclear Deterrent
The article cites Couve de Murville and Gallois arguing France pursues an independent nuclear program. It notes France’s aim for a Paris-led deterrent centered on its force de frappe, with Mirage IV aircraft and a planned 50 bombers 150 fighter-bombers initial force. De Gaulle’s stance signals a strong French influence at NATO talks despite US UK dependence.
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France
Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
United States
Europe
Pierre Gallois
Air Force
le Monde Diplomatique
Gallois
Britain
de Frappe
de Murville
NATO
le Monde
Paris
Fisher returns from AAU meeting with Hall of Fame plans
Louis J. Fisher, after two years as national AAU president, hailed the San Diego convention. He unveiled plans for a Fort Lauderdale Hall of Fame for Swimming, a $2.5 million complex with an Olympic pool, honoring past and present swimmers. He noted international exhibitions with Moscow and Italy to boost world understanding and attendance.
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Louis J. Fisher
San Diego
Moscow
Greensboro
Patriots
High Point
Purple Panthers
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Helms Foundation
Los Angeles
AAU
Fisher
Fishers
Argentina
Johnson
Johnson revives Kennedy era alliance for progress
The AP traces the Alliance for Progress from Kennedy’s 1961 push to Johnson’s early actions to inject new life. It notes delays in US leadership, Latin American political instability, and criticism that the plan failed to spark broad popular support, with $2.3 billion committed of a planned $20 billion by 1963.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Kennedy
Associat Press
Raeio
N.C
Associated Press
N. C
High Point
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Focal
Latin America
Congress
Washington
Mann
Edwin M Martin
Martin
Moscoso
Dr Liston C Pope Visits Texas After Houston Conference
Dr Liston C Pope former Yale Divinity School dean spent the weekend with his mother Mrs R L Pope in Thomasville before returning to New Haven from Houston where he spoke at the Human Relations Conference. General Capus M Waynick discusses Hemispheric solidarity and the Mann leadership in a new aid program linking Good Neighbor policy with Alliance for Progress to combat poverty illiteracy and disease while countering Communism.
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Liston C. Pope
Yale University
Divinity School
R. L. Pope
Thomasville
New Haven
Houston
Westbrook Pogler
John Birch Society
Dallas
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Capus M. Waynick
Johnson
Waynick
U.S
Nicaragua
Colombia
Thomas C. Mann
Roosevelt-Hull Good Neighbor
Kennedy-Rusk Alliance For Progress
Western Hemisphere
Dr Rachel Davis urged to run for lieutenant governor
The piece profiles Kinston physician Dr Rachel Davis a popular former student at Chapel Hill. It notes her record against demagogues in the recent legislative session and says friends push her to preside over the Senate. It mentions her belief in public trust and her Kennedy family recollections.
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Kinston
Rachel Davis
Chapel Hill
Senate
Joseph P. Kennedy
John F
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