Anti Missile Nets Could Spiral Armament Spending
A renewed cold war thaw raises fears of expanded antiballistic missile programs in the United States and Russia. Russia already guards Leningrad and Moscow while the U S contemplates a thin net along the northern border with estimated costs from four billion to forty billion dollars. As defenses grow, the arms race will drive up taxes and delay domestic projects such as roads schools and city cleanups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Leningrad
Moscow
Nothern
Europe
Red China
Christmas Fire Dangers Warn In Holiday Message
A Christmas season warning urges readers to check for fire risks from drying trees, faulty electrical decorations, and discarded wrappings. Editors stress that cautions from fire prevention experts are essential as holiday celebrations draw near.
Editorial on Christmas Truces and War Cease-fire History
The essay surveys historical truces from medieval Truce of God to World War I Christmas cease-fires and explains modern Vietnam era attempts. It notes North Vietnam and Viet Cong plans for 48 hour and Tet period truces, and mutual but incomplete adherence by South Vietnam and the United States.
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National Liberation Front
Vietnam
Viet Cong
NLF
North Vietnam
United States
Paul VI
Battle Over Manchester Book Reveals Kennedy Johnson Rift
Drew Pearson reports the dispute over William Manchester's Death of a President centers on bad will between the Kennedy and Johnson families. The article notes Jackie Kennedy's resentment after Dallas and the swift swearing in of Johnson, with long smoldering tensions affecting the transition era.
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Bell-McClure Syndicate
Washington
William Manchester
Secret Service
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Dallas
Manchester
Johnson
Roosevelt
Johnsons
Jackie
Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
White House
Jacqueline Kennedy
High Point Enterprise Staff List and Address
The High Point Enterprise announces staff roles and contact details including President Mrs C H Lockwood Vice-President Randall B Terry Jr Treasurer and Advertising Business Manager Circulation Manager at 305 307 North Main Street High Point NC 27261.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry, JR
A c. Sa JR
Patriotism requires active living for country not hollow praise
A prominent minister argues in TOGETHER that true patriotism demands constructive living for the nation and a balance of democracy and religion. He says Americans must place God first, critique when needed, and avoid isolation or flashy rhetoric while contributing to society. An international expert notes the USSR has intensified covert pressure, urging strong NATO, coalition, and anti guerrilla measures to defend freedom. An old poem laments neglected architecture as a metaphor for lost attention to enduring beauty.
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United States
Joel A
Together Magazine
Cooper
U. S
Little Rock
Winfield Methodist Church
America
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Reader’s Digest
William E. Griffith
M.i.t.’S
Center For International Studies
Southeast Asia
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Viet Nam
Cuba
Latin America
Europe
Dr. Griffith
France
Germany
Griffith
North
Haiphong
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Italy
Columbia Encyclopedia
Drew Pearson
Look Magazine
Truman
Mrs. Kennedy
Ambassador Averill Harriman
Georgetown
Nixon
Kermedy
Bobby Kennedy
Senate
Berry's
Associated Press
N.C
Holt McPherson
Dad
A Ternon
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