De Gaulle Silenced by His Own National Ambition
The piece argues Charles de Gaulle's push for France to dominate Asia backfires as Red China’s position shifts. It notes Brandt and Ulbricht gaining diplomatic leverage amid Sino Soviet tensions, signaling Germany's rising influence and de Gaulle’s diminished prestige. De Gaulle is portrayed as a defeated player in a changing global balance.
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China
East Germany
France
Reisinger-Brandt
Ussr
Moscow
Europe
Brandt
West Germany
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Peking
Paris
de Gaulle
Mao
High Point Post Office Site Debated by Planning Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission hesitates to declare the chosen post office site blighted until reviewing an additional block. City officials press for prompt action to use available funds. Local blight evident in the selected block risks delaying the project. The commission should move forward to avoid a costly delay.
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High Point
Planning and Zoning Commission
Doctor Drought: AMA Eyes Reforms in Medical Education
The AMA in Chicago for its 63rd annual Congress urges reform of medical education amid a growing doctor shortage. U S medical schools graduated 7 574 in 1966 an all time high but not enough. Enrollment stands at 32 835 with 54 866 internship and residency positions. The Harvard report calls for a core curriculum with flexibility and broader training to meet future needs.
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American Medical Association
Council On Medical Education
Chicago
United States
Journal of the American Medical Association
AMA
U. S
Harvard Medical School
Harvard
N. Y. Times
The
Ervin Renews Battle Over Federal Aid to Churches
Sen Sam Ervin presses for Supreme Court ruling on First Amendment limits on federal grants to religious schools and anti poverty church funding. He seeks private tests in separate states. Rep Emanuel Celler’s stance shifts with cooperation. McCarthy fights for open Ethics hearings as Dodd faces probe and Baker case echoes. Dodd used campaign funds for personal expenses including a heater and a daughter's wedding.
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Washington
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Sen. Ervin
Emanuel Celler
Brooklyn
Ervin
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
John Rooney
Rockefeller
McCarthy
Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Tom Dodd
Dconn
Eugene McCarthy
Dminn
Minnesota
Ing
Adam Clayton Powell
Bobby Baker
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Gene McCarthy
Connecticut
Ethics Committee
North Stonington, Conn
Martha
Sears Store Opens On Magic Block In High Point
Sears Manager Dick Edmundson previewed the new store to High Point College officials led by Judge Horace Haworth and Charles Hayworth. The second largest Sears in North Carolina showcases a wide range from layettes to motorboats and high end suits up to 190. Meanwhile the old Sears at 319 N Mains clears stock as prospects eye rental of the vacated premises. Landscaping by Fred Yoder proceeds ahead of Easter opening while weather remains a factor.
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Sears
Dick Edmundson
High Point College
Horace S. Haworth
Charles E. Hayworth
High Point
North Carolina
N. Mains
Fred Yoder
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Charles B. Loflin
Ted Press
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New York
Ordor
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Stanley Taylor
Wickcliff Terrace Corporation
Brownie Wagner
Welco Corp
Charlotte
Creel Realty and Mortgage Company
Wickliff Ave
Esmond Slate
Glenn G. Perry
Judy Grosso
Thomas E. Dickerson
Irving R. Black
N. M. Harrison
Life Assurance of Carolina Insurance Company
Carson Stout
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District 31 East
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Rotary
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Luther H. Hodges
Chapel Hill
Southern Pines
Nice
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Quincy
Calif
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Jamestown Rotary Club
Lundy
Robert Smith
Austin Fortney
Jamestown Club
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Peckinpah
Ralph Davis
Town Hall
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