Are We Creating A Monster Prophets Of Doom Debated On Middle East Talks
Columnists Ernest Cuneo and Joseph Alsop warn that Suez reopening could empower Russia and weaken the U S Sixth Fleet by linking Mediterranean and Indian Ocean routes. Proponents like Kissinger face counterpoints as observers weigh oil supply risks and global trade implications for the free world.
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Ernest Cuneo
Cuneo
Middle East
Munich
Henry Kissinger
Joseph Alsop
Curly Kissinger
Egypt
Suez
Russia
U. S
Kremlin
Far East
Japan
Kissinger
Alsop
Free World
End Of Story On mural removal at DC Bicentennial building
The letter writer’s wish came true before his letter appeared as the mural on the DC Bicentennial Commission building was removed. The earlier mural depicted unAmerican faces and lampoons, and was replaced with a more acceptable design. The artist reportedly said he is probably a Marxist.
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District of Columbia
Bicentennial Commission
Mrs Willis Slane highlighted again in personality profile
We salute Mrs Willis Slane for renewed public recognition breaking a long standing rule of no repeats. The feature notes her prior appearance fourteen years ago as High Pointer of the Week and cites her untiring service to the community across many areas.
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Willis Slane
The Prodigal Guest Returns to the Father’s Table
A sermon on Luke fifteen frames the prodigal as the modern man who deserts home for pleasure, then comes to himself. The father’s welcoming feast symbolizes mercy and renewal, with emphasis on repentance, forgiveness, and the homecoming as a model for all who seek pardon.
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Woodrow Wilson
Post Office near miss spurs call for civic effort
Close to losing the High Point Post Office project due to local bickering and indifference, officials reveal. The plan, funded by Redevelopment, faced eight years of delay before a final bid and site at East Green Drive was approved. Also noted are IRS audit plans, a new North State telephone book, and community tributes to law enforcement and local business leaders.
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High Point
William A
Bill) Lovelace
Greensboro
Postal Service
Lynn Blackwood
Post Office Department
East Green Drive
East Commerce
Washington
North State
Jaycees
Jamestown
New England
L. M. Berry Company
Dayton
Ohio
Archdale
Trinity
Thomasville
FBI informant alleges prosecutor bigoted in Gainesville Eight case
The Gainesville Eight jury acquitted all defendants after a rapid verdict. FBI informer William Lemmer charges prosecutor Jack Carrouth with bigotry and whiskey rhetoric while detailing alleged coercion of jurors and bungled federal cases. He says he was paid little and faced ethical conflicts within the DOJ. authorities deny ties with Lemmer and refute sexual-hangup claims.
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Washington
FBI
Gainesville
Miami
William Walter Lemmer
Dallas
Doug Baker
Lemmer
U.S
Jack Carrouth
Yoyo
Carrouth
Florida
Ife
Hoover
J. Edgar Hoover
Lyndon Jonson
Justice Department
White House
John Dean
Baker
Below The Minimum Of Decency In Prison Policy
An analysis argues that brutal treatment of prisoners fuels danger in society. It contrasts horrific crimes with the need for humane, nondegrading conditions. The piece cites court rulings by Judge Timbers and Judge Johnson on prison decency and medical care, urging humane treatment for offenders.
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William H. Timbers
United States Court: of Appeals
Second Circuit
Connecticut Correction Department
Nmate
Judge Timbers
Alabama
U.S
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Atmore
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Reilly
Tween
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Nixon
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Here
Ting
Stanley,s
Sam Shavitz
Lavon Gregory
Gregory
Gregory's
Callie Gregory
Winston- Salem
Laurie Pritchett
M. A. Rice
Bill Wood
Clarence Jones
William Collins
J. F. Hayden
Detroit Edison Electromobile
Old Wesley Memorial Church
Enterprise
Arabia
NEA
Bates
Jack Anderson
United Feature Syndicate
Guy Goodwin
Goodwin
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West Side
Boston
National Council of Crime and Delinquency
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