Fanfani's Chagrin Resists Resignation Amid Viet Nam Tension
Italian Premier Aldo Moro rejects Amintore Fanfani's resignation over criticism of a Viet Nam peace envoy. Fanfani, 57, served as UN General Assembly president. Moro praises his integrity and leadership, urging him to stay. The piece notes U.S. emissaries in Hanoi and broader efforts to resolve the Vietnam crisis.
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Aldo Moro
Amintore Fanfani
Moro
Fanfani
Viet Nam
United Nations General Assembly
Mora
Hanoi
Bennett
Jean W. Schenck
Lily Mills
Robert Forney
President Schenck
Jean Schenck
Cleveland County
Shelby
Safer Prospect Crossing Sparks City Rail Debate
In High Point the unguarded Prospect Street grade crossing has seen ten car train crashes with four deaths, including two women on Christmas Eve. The city and Southern Railway argue over who pays for safety devices, but residents demand immediate action to install warnings at this dangerous route.
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High Point
Southern Railway
Prospect Street
Prospect Crossing
AMBAC
National Association of American Business Clubs
Maxine Dover
Bill Pearson
Credit Women’s Breakfast Clubs of
North America
St. Louis
Dover
Bob Wagener
AMBUC
Winter sun and resort boom attracts U S travelers
Editorial notes a record Caribbean winter vacation boom with low fares and package deals. It cites Curacao from New York at 150 dollars round trip, weekly Bahamas cruises, and Florida sun hotels offering cheap bundles. It highlights rising leisure spending, liberal vacation policies, and growing international tourism fueling economic flows despite balance of payments concerns.
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Antigua
Elathera
St. John
St. Lucia
Curacao
New York
Florida
Caribbean
West Indian
Miami
Bahamas
Grand Bahama
Sun Island
Miami Beach
Puerto Rico
Christian Science Monitor
U. S. Virgin Islands
Letters on women's sports and YMCA Health Club in High Point
The letter argues women lack interest in competitive sports but notes a surge in fitness interest after Bonnie Prudden’s visit. It describes YMCA Women’s Health Club programs, equipment, and personal guidance by Betty Gibson and Phyllis Walker, urging support for women’s basketball and fitness offerings with affordable memberships.
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Phyllis Walker
High Point
Bonnie Prudden
National Physical Fitness Authority
Our City
Ymca Women’s Health Club
Miss Pradden
Betty Gibson
Miss Prudden
YMCA
United Fund
Railway Safety Plea Urges Morning Gate Upgrades
A poem laments delaying train warnings at crossings and urges authorities to improve rail safety. A second piece reports executives and staff changes at local AMBUC and Founders Life of Carolina, noting leadership shifts and expansion into Louisiana and Tennessee.
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Jack Burris
Luther H. Hodges
Carson Stout
Wally Ralston
Founders Life of Carolina
Ralston
Founders
Louisiana
Tennessee
Carolinas
Virginia
Georgia
Peace prospects sour as Johnson rejects Viet Nam truce idea
Washington columnist Jack Anderson reports President Johnson grows pessimistic about peace in Viet Nam. He dismissed McGovern’s 12 hour cease fire plan, offering only a 30 hour Christmas truce to appease world opinion. Johnson fears talks with Viet Cong, insists Hanoi leads warfare, and worries the public about his peace efforts.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
George McGovern
D-S.d
McGovern
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Ments
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Jamaica
Dartnell Corp
Chicago
U. S. Department of Commerce
Palm Beach
Atlantic City
Balboa Beach
B.W.I
Cinammon Bay
Islands
Mexico
Latin America
Australia
High Point Enterprise
High Point NT Enterprise, Inc
North Main & High Point
N. C
D. A. Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
Ehene Voce Cece Ees
N.C
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N. J
Iiera
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Milady
Enterprise
NATO
Amara
Toll McPherees
Southern
C.B
Drew Pearson
Lbs Touchy
Jack Anderson
Bell-McClure Syndicate
United States
South Viet Nam
White House
Wilson
Texas
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Columbus
Los Angeles
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