Jones Case Teaches Political Fundamentals For Sheriff
In the July 26 1965 editorial High Point Enterprise weighs Sheriff Clayton Jones moonlighting and facing 24 hour public scrutiny. It notes his rise from unknown in 1882 to elected official, cites clashes with county managers and judges, and praises his drive to modernize the department while urging full focus on sheriff duties until a successor takes over in 1966.
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Clayton Jones
Jones
GOF
John Walters
Sheriff's Department
Aso Jnnes
Parianee
Claude
Josey
Jake Froelich
Water shortages threaten New York City and beyond
Handwriting on the wall warns of growing water curtailment as rainfall dwindles. City Lake may prove inadequate during a prolonged drought, prompting calls to secure land for a larger reservoir and curb industrial water use to avert economic disaster.
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New York City
New York
City Lake
King Northward Tour Prompts Tense Race Relations
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr of the SCLC begins a six city northern swing starting in Chicago. The plan aims to spark nonviolent action amid rising interracial violence and demonstrations in cities like Brooklyn Philadelphia and Newark while civil rights groups push for broader integration and policy action.
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Martin Luther King ,Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Chicago
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
New York City
Girard College
Philadelphia
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
CCCO
Martin Luther King ‘Jr
Champion
King
Walter &. Fauntroy
Washington
Cleveland
Harlem
Newark
Philadel
Martin Luther King
SCLS
Fauntroy
Jefferson P. Rogers
District of Columbia Sclc
Baltimore County School Board
Chicago Board of Education
Alfred Raby
CCCG
Federated Rights Group
Kremlin Top Runner Stumbles Amid Global Spy Setbacks
The article profiles Aleksander Shelepin, head of Moscow's GRU, as the Kremlin's rising power figure whose espionage network suffers recent arrests and expulsion of operatives across the United States, Britain, France, Switzerland, and Asia. It highlights agents like Shalkarov being expelled from Sri Lanka and Thailand, signaling a blow to Russia's prestige and efficiency in espionage operations.
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Leqn Dennen
Asgn
Ruuysia
Aleksander Shelepin
Shelepin
Khairoulam
Shaikarov
Moscow
Dudley’ Senanyake
Shalkarov
Thailand
Ceylon
GRU
Congress eyes faster pace and possible early adjournment
The article notes Congress may finish major items like Medicare in weeks and could go home by mid August. It contrasts past adjournment patterns with a potentially quicker pace this session. It also covers ministerial letters spelling Rep. Hervey Machen’s name and a look at how cheating is handled in Civil Service tests.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Jess
Hervert Machen
Havey Makin
Kenny MacHen
Hervie Machen
Hervey Machen
Machen
Post Office Department
Granowsky
Grounovskii
Jerusalem Rebuilds Hope Amid Tensions and Tourism
A reflective tour of Jerusalem notes the city’s blend of ancient reverence and modern strife. The writer cites competing faith sites, UN peace efforts, and new Pan-American hotel plans, while urging political resolution to unite the divided Holy City and sustain its growing tourist draw.
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Jerusalem
Holy City
Israel
Suileman the Magnificent
St. Anne
Herod
Omar
Mecca
Thia Holy City
Intercontinental Hotel
Pan-American Airways
Via Dolorosa
Christ
John
New
Holy’ City
St. Stephen's
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