Trouble In Poland Sets Back Reds In Holiday Season
Editorial notes Poland faces riots in Szczecin and Gdansk over food price hikes under Communist rule. Army and police suppress unrest as state of emergency declared and demonstrators warned of gunfire. Russian involvement not reported, but historic tensions with East Bloc nations loom.
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Poland
Szczecin
Gdansk
Oland
Communist Party
East Germany
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Oder-Neisse
Moscow
Bonn
Army Secretary Denies Army Spying on Illinois Officials
Secretary Resor categorically denies Senator Ervin’s charge that 800 officials in Chicago were being watched by the Army Intelligence Office. The White House and President Nixon also reject the claim as false, calling it a half truth if not falsity and pledging no such police state tactics.
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Army
Stanley R. Resor
Illinois
Sam J. Ervin
Ervin
Senate
113Th Military Intelligence Group
Chicago
White House
Nixon
Resor
Christmas Then And Now Sermon
A Christmas sermon reflects on the Incarnation as God’s finest revelation born in a humble stable in Bethlehem. It contrasts worldly power with the humble manger, notes the lasting impact of Jesus, and calls readers to worship, meditation, and hopeful belief in salvation through Christ.
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Moses
David
Isaiah
St. Francis
John Bunyan
Washington
Lincoln
Florence Nightengale
Frances Willard
Elizabeth Fry
Susannah Wesley
Newton
Einstein
Copernicus
Galileo
Christ
God
Jesus
Alexander
Caesar
Napoleon
Mary, Joseph
Augustus Caesar
Rome
Earth
Bethlehem
Miami International
Smith Island Smith Island development and ecology debate
A column discusses Smith Island off Southport near Cape Fear, weighing public ownership versus private resort development, with calls for environmental protections and waste controls. It notes Brunswick County's caution and the potential input of Dr. H G Baily, urging governor to consult before any state purchase.
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Southport
Cape Fear
Smith Island
Bald Head
Atlantic
Brunswick County
Brunswick
H. G. Baily
Chapel Hill
Safer cars emerge as 1970s safety push reshapes industry
Washington outlines a push to cut highway deaths in half by 1980 with three new “safe” cars from Fairchild Hiller AMF and GM to debut in 1972. Government tests show small foreign cars may fare worse in crashes and rollovers, while physics favor heavier vehicles.
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National Highway Safety Bureau
Congress
Fairchild Hiller
AMF, Inc
General Motors
New York State
New York
Austin-Healey
Triumph
Renault
Volkswagen
B. J. Campbell
Falcon
Carson Tract
High Point News Focus on Community Projects and People
The High Point Society reflects on internal conflicts delaying the museum and Haley House project while urging unity for the $13.2 million bond plan. W. B. Hall Jr. is Featured as the town printer in its 50th year, and planning leaders shift as Fred Swartzberg becomes United Community Services president.
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Associated Press
N.C
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
High Point Historical Society
Haley House
National Trust
W. B. Hall Jr
S. Hamilton
E. Commerce
W. B. Hall
W. A. Barber
Robert Davis
Progress For People
B. Everett Jordan
Walter D. Harris
Post Office Department
Atlanta
North Carolina
Southeastern United States
Wachovia Magazine
High Point Glass and Decorative Company
A. W. Klemme
Florence
Italy
High Point Glass
Ben Smith
Planning Council
Howard Pancoast
Fred L. Swartzberg
United Community Services of Greater
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