Rusk Urges United Voice in Foreign Affairs Amid Crises
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Atlanta civic group that uncertain voices in foreign policy hinder crisis leadership. He cited Kennedy and Johnson eras and urged senators to back President Nixon on Vietnam and Middle East peace.
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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
Adams-Millis to Expand into Knits with S & S Mills Buy
Adams-Millis Corporation, a leading hosiery maker, plans to absorb S S Mills of Graham to start a fabric division as knits and doubleknits drive demand. The move follows a decision to shed electronics and focus on growing knitting lines with plants in North Carolina and Oklahoma City serving western markets. President James H Millis underscores industry expansion and profitability in a changing market.
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Adams-Millis Corporation
S & S Mills of
Graham
North Carolina
Oklahoma City
Adams-Millis
Decimal Day and Britain s Journey to a Decimal Pound
The United Kingdom plans a sweeping decimal reform starting Feb 15, moving from shillings and pence to a 100 penny pound. The pound remains the unit of account at $2.40, with new bronze coins and two-decimal conversions, amid mixed views on tradition and European integration.
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London
United Kingdom
U.S
U. S
Financial Times
United States
France
John Wrottesly
House of Commons
Britain
Decimal Currency Board
Decimal Board
Europe
Army Rebellion Deepens as Discipline Erodes Abroad
The Army faces a rare revolt under General Westmoreland with widespread dissidence among draftees at bases stateside and overseas. Rioting, fragging threats, drug use, and racial tensions surge as enforcement fails and division councils form.
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Washington
William Westmoreland
War stories mix with national politics in late 1960s column
A Washington whirl column surveys Vietnam tensions with white and Black soldiers at a 178th Maintenance Company site amid fear and alleged inaction by a commanding officer. It then critiques ABM costs and doubts, notes Boise Cascade bid politics in Indian contract, and mockingly reflects on life and sports analogies.
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Army
Ft. Hoad
Texas
Ft. Head
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
New York City
Korea
Bavaria
Marshall Garth
James Earl Hobson
Vietnam
McNair Barracks
West Berlin
Europe
Commerce Department
Boise Cascade
Americans For Indian Opportunity
Boise’s
Commerce
R. V. Hansberger
Nixon-Agnew
New Direct Distance Dialing Boosts Phone Use in Local Area
Article notes the rollout of Direct Distance Dialing in new phone books by the Jaycees, highlighting benefits for quick calls and cautions on misuse. Advice covers protecting privacy, screening callers, and reporting suspicious attempts, with background on Old versus new directories and Yellow Pages practices. The piece also discusses recycling old phone books and quirks in directory listings.
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Jaycees
Bill Fagg III
Bell Companies
Reuben H. Donnelley Corp
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
At&t
National
Yellow Pages Service
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Wash
Merry
Soe
Westmoreland
Congress
Sen. Soaper
By Jack Anderson
High Point Enterprise
High Point EN Enterprise, Inc
Churcbh Avenue
High Point
N.C
A. Rawley
C.H. Lockwood
David A. Brawley JR
Randall B. Aerey
Joseph P. Rawley
Holt McPherson
Richard Teague
Mgr
Associated Press
AP News
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Miss
S. Jones
Wall Street Journal
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Scranton
Cab Calloway
Arlington Heights
Ill
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