No Place For Uncertain Voices In Foreign Affairs
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk spoke in Atlanta on the dangers of uncertain presidential voices in crisis times. He cited Kennedy and Johnson era tensions with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and urged unity behind Nixon to wind down the Vietnam war and seek peace in the Middle East and Indochina.
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Dean Rusk
Atlanta
United States
Rusk
Kennedy
Johnson
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
University of Georgia
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Khrushchev
Nixon
Indochina
Middle East
Fulbright
Mansfield
McGuire
Bayh
North Vietnam
U.S
Adams-Millis Expands Into Knits Market With S S Mills Buy
Adams-Millis Corporation, a leading hosiery producer, plans to absorb S S Mills of Graham to launch a fabric division as demand for knits grows. The company, based in North Carolina with plants there and in Oklahoma City, has sold its electronics division to focus on expanding knitwear and related lines amid a dynamic market outlook. President James H. Millis highlights ongoing expansion and modernization.
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Adams-Millis Corporation
S & S Mills of
Graham
James H. Millis
North Carolina
Oklahoma City
Adams-Millis
Decimal Day projected for Britain major currency reform
The United Kingdom plans a 15 February decimal shift, dividing the pound into 100 new pence while keeping the pound as the account unit. Existing coins include 5p 10p and 50p. three new bronze coins, half penny penny and 2p, will debut.
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London
United Kingdom
U.S
U. S
The
Financial Times
England
New Yorker Magazine
Britain
Christopher Wren
United States
France
John Wrottesly
House of Commons
Decimal Currency Board
Decimal Board
Europe
Army Needs Discipline War Dispatch on Rebel Army
Washington reports severe discipline breakdown in the U S Army amid Vietnam. An estimated third of enlisted men resist orders, with phenomena from open dissident newspapers to “fragging” threats and mass desertion. Bases like Ft Hood Ft Lewis see GI coffeehouses and division councils pressuring commanders, while drug abuse and racial tensions surge across Korea Europe.
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Washington
William Westmoreland
Vietnam
Ft. Hood
Tex
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Army
Ft. Hoad
Texas
Ft. Head
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
Bavaria
Tast
Marshall Garth
James Earl Hobson
McNair Barracks
West Berlin
Europe
Turbulent Times and Political Tides Across America
A fragmentary pastiche recalls racial tensions with white counter rallies and fears in a Vietnam era unit. It notes abou t Westmoreland and Army turmoil. The piece critiques ABM cost and efficacy amid budget concerns and radar limits. It mentions Indian contract bids and political donors to Nixon-Agnew.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Commerce Department
Boise Cascade
Boise’s
Commerce
Boise
R.W. Hansberger
Nixon-Agnew
Direct Distance Dialing boosts teledon to public
A long-winded editorial notes Direct Distance Dialing brings faster global talks and public awareness. It urges vigilance against deceptive calls, urges reporting to police or phone authorities, and offers tips to protect households, including asking for numbers and avoiding home visits. It discusses obscene callers and tracing tech, plus the role of public education, cooperation, and business offices. The piece also covers Yellow Pages evolution, ad misplacements, and industry updates from AT&T and Bell.
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Terry
Joseph BP
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C.W. Patterson
JR W. W. Idol
Richard Teacue
Tees
Eee
Associated Press
N.C
Associated
Griffith Company National Advertising
By Jack Anderson
Westimoreland
Sen. Soaper
Thelra
Holt McPher
Jaycees
S. Jones
Wall Street Journal
Chicago
Bill Fagg
Manhattan
Scranton
Cab Calloway
Arlington Heights
Ill
Bell Companies
Reuben H. Donnelley Corp
Dun & Brad Street Inc
Times
At&t
National
Yellow Pages Service
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