Doctor H Hampton Chiles Reflects On Soviet Health System
Dr. N Hampton Chiles of High Point studied in Leningrad and Moscow and found Russia relies on government control and free medical care with three levels of urban care including ambulances polyclinics and hospitals. He notes Western journals guide Russian research and that doctors are assigned by the state for practice and specialization.
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Summer
N. Hampton Chiles
High Point
Russia
Leningrad
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
England
Dr. Chiles
Chiles
Tennessee
University of Tennessee
University of Louisville
University of Minnesota
Marine Hospital
New Orleans
Jamestown
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Rotary Club
Emerywood Baptist Church
Dinah Griffin
Louisville
High Point Fine Arts Guild
Editor notes warn of rising costs from cleaner fuels and pollution
The piece discusses impending shifts to unleaded engines, refinery upgrades costing billions, and the broader duty to fund pollution controls. It links auto industry changes, water and air pollution, and the public's acceptance of higher prices for cleaner technology, urging accountability for polluters.
Where Stand s A Student? Court ruled student papers uncensored
Dr Benjamin Pine reviews how recent court rulings empower students in schools. Supreme Court protections under the Bill of Rights and Fourteenth Amendment extend to minors, allowing independent student newspapers and distribution on school grounds. NEA backs increased student involvement and rights to dress, protest, and govern.
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New York
U.S. Supreme Court
United States District Court
Connecticut
Stamford
Robert C. Zampano
Vietnam
National Education Assn
NEA
NEA Task Force On
TFSI
New York City Board of Education
New York City
National Assn. of
NASSP
Sateeroa
July Doldrums and Budget Surges in Guilford County
The July piece discusses July as the longest month bridging June and August and notes its link to the Fourth of July and Bastille Day. It reports Guilford County and High Point budget work for 1970 71 with higher overall costs, stable property tax rates, increased valuations, and county school spending. High Point plans water and sewer fee increases to cover operating costs, described as a tax style maneuver.
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Julius Ceasar
Ceasar
Gaul
Britain
Guilford County
High Point
Do-It-Yourself and Odd Local News in Piedmont
A Piedmont column surveys quirky self reliance and funny local scenes. A drunk turns himself in at the jail after a police confrontation. Highway troopers joke about a septic tank truck driver. Scotland County housewives jog to shed pounds with an outdoor class. Albion Millis Stadium hosts the first 1970 Sunday Night Under the Stars with 100 voice choir and Dr. W E Price. rain moves to Green Street Baptist Church. Thomasville underpass work advances with tracks over the new bridge and nearby Guilford street work continuing.
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Albion Millis
High Point
W.E. Price
Green Street Baptist
Green Street Baptist Church
Thomasville
Guilford
Oil and War Strategy Control in World Conflicts
The article argues oil, not espionage sightings like Mata Hari, drives 20th century warfare. It links oil flow to military strength, citing European fuel dependence, North Africa and Middle East fields, and Russia’s influence, with Suez as a strategic fulcrum and the Sixth Fleet’s limited reach.
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Washington
Mata Hari
Hitler
Ruhr
Napoleon
Marshal Foch
Baku
Russia
North Africa
Suez
Europe
Middle East
U.S
Sixth Fleet
Cleopatra
Julius Caesar
Mark Antony
Helen of Troyce
Cape
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Piedmont
By Braxton Younts
Piedmont County
Jiffie Johnny
Scotland
Ernest Cuneo
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