Wayside Realty Handles Kingbury Homes in Greensboro
Reader asks for names and addresses of contractors building Kingbury Homes and a Greensboro Winston-Salem firm Wayside Realty Company at 2000 High Point Road is noted with a Greensboro listing. Also mentions American Truth newspaper in Atlanta and editor Sherman Patterson, subscription rate, and far right bias.
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Kingsbury
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
D.R.H
Wilmington
American Truth
P. O. Box
Atlanta
Georgia
Sherman Patterson
Concensus
Salvation Army Building Needs Rebuild on South Main Street
A local resident calls for urgent reconstruction of the Salvation Army Building on South Main Street. The writer, a longtime donor, urges citizens to contribute time and money to restore the facility damaged by winds and improve its appearance for visitors and the community.
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South Main Street
Salvation Army
United Fund
S,s
Pueblo Inquiry Launched by Navy Admirals
A Navy court of inquiry opened in Coronado into the January seizure of the USS Pueblo and its 83 crew. Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher testified as the five admirals probe whether the ship intruded into North Korean waters, while North Korea asserts it did. The inquiry seeks broader questions of responsibility and possible blame among Navy officials.
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Richard E. Meyer
Associated Press
Coronado
Calif
Navy
North Korea
Cmdr
Lloyd M. Bucher
Pueblo
Thomas I. Moorer
Naval Operations
Bucher
A.S
Moorer
Yo Do Island
Court of Inquiry
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon Takes Power As 37th President
Richard M. Nixon was sworn in as the 37th president amid security and threatening skies. In a Capitol Hill ceremony he pledged to seek peace, unite a divided nation, and heal divisions over race and war while acknowledging the long night of the American spirit. Johnson attended as Nixon laid out a wartime and peace-focused agenda and urged fellow citizens to move forward together.
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Nashington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Pat
Earl Warren
United States
Capitol Hill
Richard Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Security Tightest Ever Inauguration Security
Washington prepared for the most extensive security in U S history for President Nixon's oath, with up to 20 000 soldiers and police, out of town experts, bulletproof stands, reinforced parade routes, secret agents, helicopters, and a list of potential troublemakers to detain any listed individual at transit points.
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Washington
Capitol
Richard Nixon
White House
Executive Mansion
New Hankshire
California
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Nixon Inaugural Aims Embrace Peace And Unity
President Nixon pledges to devote his energies to world peace and to heal national spirit. He seeks full employment, better housing, and education while urging limits to government and regional action. He calls for racial unity and equal dignity under law, stressing civility over rhetoric.
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Washington
Nixon
LBJ Leaves Capital As Private Citizen
Lyndon Baines Johnson exits the White House after 32 years as president. Nixon takes the oath as Johnson departs with his family to ranch in Texas. Johnson plans a quiet farewell, attends church, and thanks the nation, sending a final prayer for humility and deliverance from power.
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Martha Cole
Associated Press
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Johnson
Nixon
Defense
Clark Clifford
Air Force
Texas
Pennsylvania Ave
White House
Ranch Road No. 2
Johnson City
Tex
Capitol
Airlift Brings 5000 U S Troops to Nuernberg for Reforger maneuvers
A massive U S airlift pours about 5000 combat ready troops into Nuernberg for Reforger One maneuvers near the Czech border. About 63 C141 lifters carry 90 plus soldiers each, joining 42400 already flown in since January as four fighter squadrons arrive, amid Soviet and Communist protests and a six month moved up schedule.
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Hubert J. Erb
Associated Press
Nuernberg
Germany
United States
Czech
Mam
2Th Mechanized Infantry Division
Aother
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
Commuunist
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America
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Lady Bird
Lynda Robb
Luci Nugent
Lyn Nugent
Lucinda Robb
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