Loss Of Senator White A Big One For Tarheel
The State notes that Thomas J. White will not seek re election after 15 years in the Legislature. He may serve in another capacity and perhaps run again. White shaped North Carolina finances through closed door appropriations sessions and remains praised for integrity and diligence despite editorial disagreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator White
Tarheel
North Carolina
Thomas J. White
Lenoir
Nyper
Raleigh
Sen. White
Purose
Joint Sub-Committee On Approp
Toa
Tom White
The Beard Opens in Los Angeles Cast Hailed Away
The Playboy style play The Beard opened weeks ago in a small theater in Los Angeles. After each show the entire cast a man and a woman is hauled to the pokey and bailed. The play features coarse language and a simulated sex act while the LAPD vice squad reviews the case as the wheels of justice grind slowly.
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Ypen
Los Angeles
Justice
Editorial Research on OAS Stalemate and Latin Alliances
The four ballots failed to produce an OAS secretary general as of May, pitting Galo Plaza Lasso against Eduardo Ritter Aislan and Marcos Falcon Briceno while Cuba abstains and the United States hedges. Internal scandals haunt the agency as Mora's tenure ends. The Alianza faces weak growth 1967 to 1968 with drought, inflation, and capital flows favoring Argentina and Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of American States
OAS
Jose A. Mora
Uruguay
Eduardo Ritter Aislan
Panama
Galo Plaza Lasso
Ecuador
Marcos Falcon Briceno
Venezuela
Cuba
Mexico
United States
Galo Plaza
Ritter
Veanepray
United
Alianza
U. S. State Department
CIAP
Argentina
Colombia
Brazil
Chile
Kim Il Sung and the Pueblo Crisis Tie to Cuba Axis
Jack Anderson reports from Seoul that North Korea's Kim Il Sung, and his tie to Fidel Castro, threaten further actions after seizing the USS Pueblo. Intelligence notes Kim's economic decline and internal purges fueling belligerence, with Moscow's influence uncertain and a possible second front across the 38th parallel.
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Seoul
United States
Kim Il Sung
North Korea
America
USA
Korea
38Th Parallel
Kim
Pyongyang
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Red China
Albania
Castro
Peking
Moscow
Peninsula of Korea
Republic of
South Korea
Park Kum Chol
Lee Hye Sun
U.S
Pueblo
Washington
Kremlin
Russiians
Panjandrum
Public Speakers Flourish as Lectures Turn Big Money
The growing field of public speakers spans from travel guides to renowned statesmen with fees from $35 to $3,500 per talk. Agents like W Colston Leigh report average engagements around $850, potentially $60,000 yearly, while smaller agents serve school assemblies paying about $35 per address.
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Paris
Selma Warner
Wide World Lecture Bureau
Warner
International Platform Association
W. Colston Leigh
Executives Club
Eleanor Roosevelt
Leigh
Art Buchwald
Betty Furness
Louis Untermeyer
Robert Maury
Atlantic
Clement Atlee
Vietnam
India
Africa
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Voltaire
LAPD
Politics & the Alianza
Mora
Buenos Aires
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
High Point Enterprise
Associated Press
N.C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
National Advertising Representatives
Romney
Holt McPhere
Cerrin
Martin Gershin
Alliance
Thomas Haggai
Robert Kazmayer
Oy Wea
Mr. Vance
Cyprus
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