De Gaulle's Southeast Asia View Faces Reality of Viet Nam
The article notes Charles de Gaulle rejects a new big power conference on Viet Nam, urging instead a restored military balance in South Viet Nam with U.S. support. It recalls 1954 Geneva and warns against undermining Vietnamese resolve while calling for observance of the Geneva accords.
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Southeast Asia
France
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
Fune
Indo-China
India
de Gaulle
United States
South Viet Nam
Onus Vo
Tax Surplus Sparks Debate Over Automatic State Aid Plan
Federal and state economists discuss using growing federal revenues to boost state budgets with no strings attached, focusing on education and public services. Critics say taxpayers should control their money, while supporters foresee faster national growth and a path to tax relief.
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U. S
Johnson
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Kermit Gordon
Federal
Keller
Gordon
Omnibus housing bill eyed to expand public housing
Editorial notes an early omnibus measure to extend public housing aid and flexibility for low income families. It would add 46 million dollars a year for four years to build or acquire about 240000 units, including 140000 ground up and 100000 bought or leased. Robert Weaver highlights private dwelling conversion as a key feature.
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Congress
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Home Finance Agency
The High Point Enterprise Advertisement Rates
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including annual six month and three month terms, plus monthly and mail options. The notice notes independent contractor status for newspaper delivery and directs readers to contact local carriers for rates.
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Associated Press
N.C
Sensex Te Salen
Coe Press
Pendent Contractors
High Point Enter
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
U S and Viet Nam Stiffen Border Fight on Ho Chi Minh Trails
Washington reports a marked start to sealing the Ho Chi Minh trails used by North Viet Nam to move cadres, money, weapons, and supplies. U S guerrilla forces and South Vietnamese tribesmen conduct night ambushes along the Laos border, expanding border patrols and limiting Viet Cong movement as the Khmer sanctuary wanes.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
United States
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Red Ho
U. S
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam-Laos
Laos
Cambodia
Letters to The iditor on Barry and national rights
A reader letter discusses Barry Goldwater and the federal balance with states rights, warning against communist influence and one central government. The writer urges adherence to the U S Constitution and distrust of power through the army or FBI, claiming the public will soon resist further governmental dictates.
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U.S
United States Army
Mr. Goldwater
Lee
Conservatism Gain Highlighted By Teen Letter
The Enterprise editor reacts to Miss Sylvia Sullivan’s Sunday letter, arguing teens favor conservatism and praising Goldwater. The writer asserts Sullivan misreads the John Birch Society and claims God supports Republicans, predicting Sullivan will yield in November.
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Sylvia Sullivan
Miss Sullivan
Emmy Goldwater
Cow Palace
Senator Goldwater
Iss Sullivan
Around the Old Well advisor on public speaking and health notes
Guest columnist Pete Ivey reviews needlepoint topics and public speaking tips from Mrs. Hicks in Chapel Hill. The column covers comfortable dress, vocal technique, and audience perception, while UNC experts discuss religion's role, newborns study, and colon cancer prevention as part of public health education.
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Pete Ivey
North Carolina
Ata
Hicks
Chapel Hill
Nate Oy
Troeling Waites Gante
Teammay Tome
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