Nixon Peking trip signals new generation of world peace aims
President Nixon prepares for a Peking journey that signals a shift from Cold War policy toward a new global structure. He seeks a generation of peace through power balancing, with China and the United States pursuing self interests and a broad moderation in relations amid rising military considerations.
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Nixon
Peking
Congress
China
United States
America
Johnson
Henry Kissinger
Chou En-lai
Washington
Taiwan
Japan
Asia
Dr. Kissinger
Russia
Europe
Middle East
Peabody Enters New Hampshire Ballot For Vice President
Former Massachusetts governor Endicott Peabody has filed his name for the vice presidential ballot in New Hampshire. The piece argues for keeping a separate election for the vice presidency, noting past VP moves to the presidency and citing a long history of two-man tickets as stable, while warning against drastic changes.
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Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Calvin
Coolidge
Harry Truman
Lyndon Johnson
Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Sunday Sermon Blush and Shame in Modern Society
A sermon questions whether people today still blush at sin, citing Jeremiah and biblical warnings. It warns of careless handling of evil such as drunken driving, parental neglect, and societal decay, urging personal repentance and public accountability to avert moral decline.
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Jerusalem
William Lloyd Garrison
The
Liberator
America
Israel
Saul
From NC Road Bridges to Federal Warnings on Safety
CAPUS WAYNICK recalls how North Carolina officials debated bridge safety in the early 1900s. He notes J Elwood Cox and John Sprunt Hill initially disputed an emergency report, then witnessed a Cape Fear River bridge collapse, leading Hill to accept engineer recommendations. He cites later, emergency funding restoring safe bridges and asserts that no engineers’ warnings can be ignored.
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Capus Waynick
North Carolina
Highway Building Commission
J. Elwood Cox
High Point
John Sprunt Hill
Durham
State Commission
Hill
Cape Fear
Lillington
US Warns Versailles Meet Risks Paris Talks
The State Department cautions that Vietnam peace talks could move from Paris if France proceeds with an Indochina Conference in Versailles this week. Washington reports secret protests to Paris and the Quai dOrsay as Alphand and U S envoys press to keep talks neutral and away from Paris. The issue delays may influence Nixon Pompidou ties and Kissinger negotiations. In a separate item Rep Otto Passman seeks to cut Peace Corps funding, threatening its 8 000 volunteers and global operations.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Paris
France
Versailles
Hanoi
Quai d'Orsay
Herve Alphand
U.S
John Irwin
Alphand
GOF
Quai
Jack Kubisch
Perry Culley
Vietnam
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
Henry Kissinger
Otto Passman
D-La
Senate House
Passman
Peace Corps
House
Joseph Blatchford
Blatchford
Senate
Defense Establishment
Postal service plan shift eyed to ease High Point offices
Officials and the Chamber of Commerce postal committee study area bases at Five Points Archdale and West End to relieve the main post office and branches. The plan aims to serve expanded west south industrial zones and improve parking and access as Northeast Greensboro considers new regional units. Meanwhile a golf association head warns lefthanded dominance while a book club luncheon features Ralph Martin and historic Jennie Jerome Churchill. Police close a burglary ring after 50 plus crims and a Lindale carrier’s daughter is helped by grateful neighbors through a $700 purse. A Vietnam lieutenant’s ditty bag note from Altrusans inspires prayers and a call for a pen pal from Kinston.
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Chamber of Commerce
Archdale
Ivan Crissman
High Point
Historical Book Club
Starmount Club
Ralph Martin
Jennie
Winston Churchill
Sir Winston
Jennie Jerome
Lord Randolph Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Martin
Vietnam
Red Cross
John
Kinston
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Golfers Association of America
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Bill Sharpe
Greensboro
Joseph McDowell
Lindale
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