New Individualism Emerges in East Europe Amid Khrushchev Decline
A writer recalls a growing East European individualism shaping independence despite Moscow’s disapproval. Since Khrushchev’s fall, satellites like Romania push for liberalization and separate decisions, signaling a shift toward Western alignment while economic ties keep them bound to the Soviet bloc. The Balkans’ unrest hints at potential breaks from Moscow, offering hope for freedom as regional tensions rise.
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Eye For The Future: Kornegay On Sixth District Redistricting
Congressman Horace Kornegay speaks at the Bad Deal’s Christmastime open house, noting the Sixth District drawn from Guilford Alamance and Davidson counties may be the last to survive redistricting. He warns the 1970 census could force a two county district, as population shifts push over 500,000 in the trio and court challenges loom over one man one vote. The General Assembly faces tough choices amid ongoing reapportionment and future elections.
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Lindsay Inauguration Faces City Governance Test
Editorial examines John V. Lindsay's upcoming inauguration as New York City mayor, outlining the citys complex interests, fiscal crisis, and daunting challenges. It notes potential national impact if Lindsay proves a model for urban governance and discusses possible measures to close a projected $509 million budget gap.
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Johnson orders halt to government wiretaps with limits
President Johnson issues a confidential memo restricting federal eavesdropping. The order bars routine telephone interceptions without consent, allows Attorney General approval for national security cases, and demands a full inventory of all devices. Concerns include potential leaks from within and reports of listening devices in Senate offices.
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Raw Deal In Raleigh Sparks Police State Debates
A jumble of opinions questions state patrol leadership shifts in Raleigh, condemns arrest-happy cops and warns of political influence. The piece cites FBI and Secret Service actions on dissent, touches on civil rights pressures, and notes local fundraising and a Christmas fruit cake origin story.
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