Instant Incorporation Poor Response To Annexation
The General Assembly acts to bar suburban towns from rushing to incorporation to dodge annexation by cities. Zoning is stressed as protection and guidance for sound growth, with concerns about Hastings of Archdale and Little Horneytown. The piece argues annexation rarely brings net gains and urges growth that serves the common good.
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General Assembly
Little Horneytown
High Point
McDaniel
Forsyth
Archdale
Castro confronts Western left as Cuba weighs future
Western European leftist intellectuals voice disillusionment with Fidel Castro over Cuba's road to socialism. Critics warn of sectarianism and state control in arts, while Padilla's arrest and Castro's TV denial intensify debate on independence vs loyalty to Soviet lines.
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London
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Western
Europe
Castro
Jean Paul Sartre
France
Alberto Moravia
Italy
Havana
New York Review of Books
Heberto Padilla
Che Guevara
Padilla
Lunes de Revolucion
Trotsky and Sartre
National Cultural Council
Karol
Richard Evang
The
Guardian
Richard Gott
Fidel
Nixon’s staged press conferences revealed in detail
Washington reports describe a meticulously prepared White House operation behind Nixon’s so-called spontaneous press conferences. Two teams supply foreign and domestic lines under Kissinger and Buchanan guidance, with Klein and Ziegler coordinating questions, aiming for high accuracy and color.
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White House
Henry Kissinger
Pat Buchanan
Beating the Limit On a Carolina Highway
Guest columnist recalls a Christmas stretch on I-85 when a North Carolina state trooper timed his speed at 77 in a 65 zone using a VASCAR device. He pays a $24 fine, learns a life lesson about speed, and shifts his view from blame to restraint, praising the trooper’s restraint and purpose.
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Reagan
Ronald Reagan
California
CRLA
Lewis K. Uhler
John Birch Society
George Murphy
Calif
Uhler
John G. Sawicki
Spokane
Wash
Bob Talbert
Detroit Free Press
North Carolina
Michigan
W. C. Saunders
Carolina
Lexington
N.C
Spartanburg
S.C
R. W. Terrell
Gastonia
Beryl
Detroit
Detroit Lions
Minnesota
Saunders
Fairness clash over contempt citation for CBS telecast
A House majority rejected a contempt citation against CBS over The Selling of the Pentagon. Rep. Harley Staggers charged bias in the network’s Pentagon coverage while Rep. James Broyhill warned the move would limit editorial independence. Staggers spoke for most of the debate and left little time for opposition.
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Congress
Columbia Broadcasting System Television Network
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Harley Staggers
West Virginia
CBS
Pentagon
Staggers
Network
James Broyhill
North Carolina
Committee of Congress
Broyhill
Nnt
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