Viet Nam Casts Itself As World's Battlefront
Editorial warns that Moscow and Peking may unite against the United States over North Viet Nam. It argues for a broad Asia settlement, warns of a dangerous maneuver by China, and urges U S and Soviet restraint to prevent wider conflict.
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Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Pham van Dong
Soviet Union
Red China
United States
Moscow
U. S
Hanoi
Peking
Russia
Asia
Southeast Asia
India
Mongolia
Siberia
Fnrom
Napoleon
Elba
ABC store referendum sparks reader debate and clarifications
In a Sunday meeting a controversy over ABC stores and tax impact emerged. The Enterprise defends its reporting method after a reader misinterpreted a 18 cent tax figure, noting the pie chart compares profits to potential tax revenue and that no side is promoted.
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ABC
Editorial Research Honor At The Academies
The Air Force Academy faces scrutiny over a cheating scandal with more than 100 cadets resigning under suspicion. Cadet honor code forbids lying stealing or cheating and those who tolerated cheating face discipline. The article notes the moral problem of cheating in service academies and compares it with higher education institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Academy
Aloe 2
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Dillard
Law School
University of Virginia
Colorado Springs
Tolera
Ray Malavasi
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Service Academies
William J. Bowers
Columbia University
Independent High Point Enterprise Editorial Staff Note
An internal staff listing for the High Point Enterprise shows roles including Advertising Editor Meeting Editor and Directors Scene Manager and Circulation Manager at 305 307 North Main Street.
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THE
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
Senate votes on modernizing procedure faces resistance
Washington reports Senator Russell Long of Louisiana pushes for electronic voting in the Senate to speed up roll calls. He envisions a panel of colored bulbs to record votes, but colleagues fear loss of visibility into peers' voting. The piece also notes federal auto safety standards and Budget Bureau limits on government limousines.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Senate
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Long
D. C
Budget Bureau
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Invitation to Work Together on High Point Alcohol Policy
Letter writers urge cooperation between the High Point Jaycees and city council to consider a referendum on ABC liquor stores. They argue for better alcohol control, critique council delays, and stress profits should serve public needs such as libraries and police, not private interests.
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High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce
ABC
High Point
Amvendanet
House of Prayer
First Methodist Church
Laymen For
Christian Action
Walter Crissman
Crissman
Heigh
Jaycees
Robert A. Culler
Menia
Council
Ple
Ner
Littering curbside anger and Duke Endowment notes
Local residents urge strict enforcement against illegal littering by trucks and vehicles. The Duke Endowment’s annual grant for Carolinas hospitals and child care programs nears a million dollars yearly. Dr. Lewis Mobley donates Hoover memorabilia to Duke Library. theatre review covers The Seven Year Itch at Barn Dinner Theater and a reprint of Slow Me Down Lord with Graeme Fulton urging Bloodmobile visit.
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Sheriff's Department
Duke Endowment
Carolinas
James B. Duke
Lewis K. Mobley
Thomasville
Duke University
Herbert Hoover
New York
Hoover
Dr. Mobley
Mobley
Canasta
Waldorf Towers
Mr. Hoover
Johnson
Barn Dinner Theater
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R. B. Terry
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Point
N. C
Hell McPherees
Gaiterie
Ken Wible
Powell-Kistler & Co
Charlotte
Depositors Fund of
Boston
Graeme Fulton
Bloodmobile
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