Kennedy and Johnson settle Viet Nam dispute
The editorial says President Johnson and Senator Kennedy resolved their Viet Nam disagreement, clarifying Kennedy's stance against including South Vietnamese Communists in a coalition before elections. It argues Hanoi seeks U S surrender and urges U S resolve to wipe out the enemy rather than yield.
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Saigon
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Ho Chi Minh
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U. S
Bobby Kennedy
Fulbright
Morse
Johnson
Queen Elizabeth II Visit to Barbados Inspires Royal Pageantry
Bridgetown witnesses Queen Elizabeth II on a West Indies tour with Prince Philip. Crowds fill streets as Ernest Mottley hosts a formal welcome and the royal yacht Britannia docks beside a scarlet throne. The Queen tours dozens of islands, signaling a likely final goodwill trip as she anticipates more time with her children.
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Britannia
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House of Commons
Earl Warren
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Duke of Edinburgh
Elizabeth
Prince Charlies
Prince Edward
Prince Andrew
Ethiopia
Sudan
Germany
Canada
British Guiana
Prince Philp
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Florida trip highlights booming coast and growing Broward
A writer recalls a Florida winter visit from Miami to Palm Beach on a short flight, noting Florida’s population surge past 5 million, its long coastline, and a thriving coast with a busy Boat Show at Dinner Key. The piece contrasts New York and Florida shows, praises Broward and Fort Lauderdale growth, cites highway expansion and traffic, and mentions notable local figures and events while noting Florida’s tourism driven vitality.
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Palm Beach
Dinner Key
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Hatteras
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Friendship
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Jim Bishop
Golden Strand
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Miami Herald
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R. H. Gore
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Roy McJunkin
Mike Boyce
Vineta
High Point
Greensboro
Henry A. Foscue
Globe
Exposition
Furniture Foundation
UNC
L. P. McLendon
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Will Preyer
Swank
Hillsborough Club
At&t
General Motors
Park Temple Church
George Finches
Thomasville
North Carolina
United States
How to Handle Crank Phone Calls Says Western Electric
Western Electric offers rules to cope with crank calls including calling police for threats, identifying the caller, asking for the caller’s number, and not revealing information. Instruct children not to share data, hang up on silent or obscene calls, and notify the phone company if harassment continues.
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Right of Dissent Spurs Georgia House Seat Contention
Editorial notes pacifism and civil rights sparks in the Georgia House dispute over Julien Bond. Bond, barred after criticizing U.S. Viet Nam policy, plans reelection while debates echo historic cases of seat denial and free representation. The piece condemns the process as a farce and warns of constitutional implications.
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