Nixon China visit provokes renewed moral clash
The editorial rebukes Richard Nixon for his China trip and the banquet inviting 300 former hosts. It argues Nixon misrepresents his status, notes Goldwater’s Logan Act accusation, and calls for a formal denunciation if Nixon remains a public figure. The piece urges Ford Kissinger and Congress to reassess and repudiate Nixon’s portrayal and actions.
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China
Richard Milhous Nixon
Ford
Nixon
Associated Press
United States of America
White House
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Henry Kissinger
Richard Nixon
America
Rights vs. protection clash at Broughton Hospital
A 23-year-old man deemed mentally ill and dangerous cannot be held after treatment ends due to state law. The editorial argues the law fails to protect society, calls for reexamining guardianship and treatment statutes, and urges legislators to balance due process with public safety.
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R. DB. Cox
Broughton Hospital
Broughton
YWCA World Meeting Planned in Switzerland
World leaders of the YWCA will gather in Mare 14 26 in Berard Switzerland for the executive committee session. The world organization formed in 1894 from national unions and now spans 80 countries with headquarters in Geneva.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Mare
Cataret Berard
Switzerland
World
Y.W.C.A
Great Britain
Norway
Sweden
United States
Geneva
Congregational Christian Conference
Congregational Christian Churches
H.B. Sandine
Hancock, Minn
Chicago
CCCC
Hinsdale
Si. Thomas More
England
Henry VIII
Church of England
Church of Rome
Howard Hughes Mystery Deepens From Hidden Penthouse
The world remains unsure if the reclusive billionaire Howard Hughes is alive or an imposter as government agents join in the mystery. Reports trace sightings in Nassau Managua Vancouver London and Acapulco with guards and private transport.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
John F. Kennedy
Hughes
Las Vegas
Nassau
Managua
Vancouver
London
Acapulco
Lou Crosson
USS
Crosson
the Park Hotel
Hyde Park
Nevada
St. Patrick's Eve
Mike O'Callaghan
Gaming Board
Phil Hanniffin
Julie Sedimayr
I. Courtney Ivey
Good Morning Low-Cost Housing Challenge in High Point
Enterprise editor emeritus Holt McPherson notes a decades-long push to reduce urban blight in High Point with 1315 low rent units built over 30 years and 865 new units in the last decade. He traces early 1930s public housing discouragements, model cities reforms, and 1970s renewed efforts facing bureaucracy and uneven progress.
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High Point
Astor Dowdy Towers
Dr. J. C. Morgan
Carson Stout
Juanita Hills
Beaman Court
Elizabeth Street
Redding Drive
High Point Housing Authority
Senator Soaper Speech Reflects Media and Monster Comparisons
The piece contrasts political rhetoric with media depictions of creatures. It notes a few Loch Ness snapshots versus full Godzilla films and discusses TV sportscasts needing growth to employ commentators amid coaching firings and retirements.
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Rehak
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Anastasio Somoza
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Shelton
Look Magazine
Somoza
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British Columbia
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Bob Owens
Anderson
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Grafeite
Clara Cox
Daniel Brooks
Ment
Westminister Corporation
Housing Authority
Ken Martin
New Hampshire
Willam R. Locke
High Point College
Dixville Notch
Jamestown
Dr. Locke
Granite State
Manchester
Cecil Hall
Duke Power Company
Greenville
D.C
Jack McCheren
Concord
Eden
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Monthieu Avenue
E. College
Walnut Cove
Holderness
Presbyterian Home
Hitchcock Chair Company
Riverton
Conn
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Mary Stephens Carrick Hewlett
Clarence W. Hewlett
Carrick
Oakwood Memorial Park
Dr. Hewlett
Louisburg
N.C. State
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Lynn
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