U S Policy Call for Sanity in World Armaments
An editorial urges the United States to curb global arms sales and rethink military aid. It cites last week’s attack involving likely American Phantoms on an Egyptian factory, warns of a $200 billion annual arms spend by 120 nations, and calls for reducing profits from war while pursuing a safer world through restraint and diplomacy.
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United States
Red
China
Money Squanderers and Hillings' Narrow Run
Washington column accuses General Dynamics Electric Boat of multi million dollar waste and improper contracting practices affecting Navy funds. It notes Admiral Rickover findings and reports, contrasting with the company’s defense comment. The piece shifts to President Nixon pressuring Pat Hillings to run against John Rousselot in a Republican primary.
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Washington
General Dynamics
Navy
Hyman Rickover
Electric Boat Division
Rickover
Electric Boat
General Services Administration
Jeryl
Scrooge
San Diego
U.S
Royal Navy
U. S. Navy
United States
Hillings
Nixon
John Birch
Glenard Lipscomb
Calif
Pat Hillings
John Rousselot
Rousselot
John Birch Society
Baldwin Wallace seeks 16 professors who want to make a difference
The Berea based college advertises for professors who inspire students and embody enthusiasm and integrity. Openings range from division head of business to director of the computer center as institutions compete for top teachers nationwide and pay accordingly. High Point College seeks a chair in business similar needs.
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Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
Institution of Higher Learning
Baldwin-Wallace
High Point College
Earl N. Phillips
Abortion Rights Movement Gains Momentum Across States
The piece tracks a shift toward legal abortion access as Colorado Hawaii and other states move to repeal or reform bans. It notes court actions planned in New York and DC and highlights advocacy by groups like the Association for Repeal of Abortion Laws while stressing inequality in access for the poor.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Supreme Court
Colorado
Lawrence Lader
National Association For Repeal of
Hawaii
State Senate
House of Representatives
New York
California
Washington
Vermont
Michigan
Wisconsin
Jimmye Kimmey
The
Association For the Study of Abortion
District of Columbia
Justice Department
Britain
Japan
The Power of Love by Chris Thompson
A reflective piece asserting divine roots and the power to learn teach and love. It contrasts nine observed powers with a claimed tenth power of love offered to others. The voice frames love as enduring and personal and invites shared growth.
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Chris Thompson
Westchester Mall marks High Point growth in Triad trade
The opening signals High Point as a trade partner in a growing Triad centered in North Carolina. November retail sales near 120 million for the area, with 150 million in Triad construction through November 1969, outpacing Charlotte. A local attorney praises U S Attorney William L Osteen for seeking fair review. Gladys and Arthur Johnson report fond Lauderdale impressions, while a census anecdote notes the 10 year count purpose and April 1 record date.
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Westchester Mall
High Point
Triad
North Carolina
Central
Piedmont
Greensboro-High Point
Winston-Salem
Guilford-Forsyth
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
William L. Osteen
U. S
Middle District
Department of Justice
Osteen
Washington
Department
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
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C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Oseph P. Rawley
Andall B. Terry, JR
Holt McPhereson
Joe Brown
C.w. Patterson, JR
W. W. Idol, JR
Richard Teague
Associated Press
N.C
Gladys
Arthur Johnson
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Hatteras
Lauderdale
Key West
Bureau of Census