Wildly Swinging Pendulum Needs Closer Regulation
Senate rejects Johnson administration effort to weaken right to work limits, signaling Congress will focus on Viet Nam War issues. The piece notes New York transit strikes and Mike Quill’s actions, urging labor to aid in forming balanced strike curbs before harsher laws pass.
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Senate
Johnson
Congress
New York
Ferndale Junior High
Max Rogers
William Jennings Bryan Dorn
Dorn
South Carolina
D.C
Uncle Sam
Industrial Management Club
Exposition Building plans detailed by chamber leaders and guests
Don Jordan of the National Association of Manufacturers joins a Greensboro Town Hall meeting to discuss the Exposition Building's layout and civic role. Officials outlined a 365000 square foot facility with a top dining room and phased caisson work, while anticipation grows for a possible City-County complex project.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Don Jordan
U.S
Southern Freeman
Jordan
Chamber of Commerce and Merchant Association
Henry A. Foscue
Leo J. Heer
C. F. Tomlinson
A. E. Tate
Johnny Rochelle
Doak Finch
Foscue
Max Meeks
Bill Freeman
Central
Freemans
Edward Loewenstein
Greensboro
Declaration of Honolulu Emphasizes Upbuilding Over War
The piece argues that the Honolulu declaration prioritizes improving South Vietnam’s people and economy over escalating bombing. It highlights U S leaders and Viet Nam leaders seeking a peaceful settlement and long, costly stay, with focus on seeds and tools for uplift rather than destruction.
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Washington
Saigon
Viet Nam
Haiphong
North Viet Nam
U.S
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Southeast Asia
J. R. Thurman III
Thurman
Honolulu
Community mental health centers expand in U.S. cities
Editorial notes the rise of community mental health centers in about a dozen cities aiming to keep patients connected to family school and work. It contrasts with past options of hospitalization or private treatment and cites $5 million in federal grants for 13 centers with two already under construction Columbia Missouri and Winter Haven Florida.
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Columbia
Winter Haven
Fla
National Governors Conference
Chicago
Youth Council Thanks Readers for Support and Youth of the Month
Readers are thanked for backing the High Point Youth Council project and the Youth of the Month program. The letter blasts pacifism in Vietnam policy, criticizes political leaders, and urges student involvement and voting in 1966 and 1968 elections.
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High Point Youth Council
Mediocrity in the Great Society and the fight for democracy
A reflective piece critiques the so called great society as mediocrity. It argues resources are wasted in jungles fighting misguided foes and warns the ongoing struggle is between democracy and компас, urging democracy to endure with strength and resolve.
Warnings at Rail Crossings Questioned by Local Citizen
A reader argues for improved signals at a city crossing after a train with many cars was seen near Jamestown. The note implies safety concerns and questions who is responsible for installing and maintaining crossing signals in cold weather.
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the Enterprise
Jamestown
Goreal Cad Orang
Long Look at New Bond Issue Draws Interest
In 1965 the community contemplates a substantial bond issue as residents weigh the potential impact and funding needs. Local leaders promise scrutiny and transparency as the proposal moves toward possible voter consideration.
Erosion of Constitutional Law Debate
A reader comments on the American Civil Liberties Union and explains concerns over constitutional interpretation. The letter laments misreading historic intent and stresses duty to God, country, and society, highlighting tensions between justice advocacy and responsibilities.
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Enterprise
American Civil Liberties Union
United States
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