Anti Tito Aid Measure Shifts Senate Mindset On Foreign Aid
The June 10 1962 editorial notes the Senate amendment to deny foreign aid to Yugoslavia and Poland signals a shift in opinion. It highlights Senator Proxmire’s argument that Tito remains allied with the Soviet bloc and that aid to these regimes undermines democracy. The piece discusses Rusk’s warning to Poles and Kennedy’s likely resistance, suggesting growing unease about foreign aid as a standard policy.
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Senate
Yugoslavia
Poland
House
House of Congress
Proxmire
Wisconsin
Tito
Stalingrad
Sparkman
Salazar
Portugal
Inona
Turkey
Franco
Spain
Azores
Inana
Com
Belgrade
Khrushchev
Sahara
Berlin
Germany
United States
Guantanamo
Cuba
Congo
Republic of
Algeria
de Gaulle
Gomulka
Moscow
Congress
High Point Arts Council Seeks Cultural Renewal
An Enterprise questionnaire prompts High Pointers to share tastes and ideas for a revitalized cultural scene. The community discusses establishing a unifying group to direct arts energy and dispel the label cultural wasteland. The new council aims to mobilize local talent and support.
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High Point
Arts Council
Governor Sanford Contacts Wyoming and Alaska Over High Point Market
The article notes Governor Sanford wrote letters to governors of Wyoming and Alaska, arguing their states were missing from the spring High Point furniture market. It credits the move as a sign that High Point's role in furniture manufacturing and marketing is finally gaining attention and cites January’s Board of Conservation and Development meeting as context.
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Sanford
High Point
Wyoming
Alaska
Tar Heelia
Board of Conservation and Development
N.C
Associated Press
America
Saigon
Newspaper staff roster lists editors and executives
D A Rawley serves as president with Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer Holt McPherson is editor Joe Brown managing editor W Patterson Jr advertising director W W Idol Jr business manager listed under by Ras
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Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
Co. W. Patterson, JR
Vv. W. Idol, JR
RAS
Bridges Burned Poet Ridruejo Becomes Opposition Figure
Madrid interview with Dionisio Ridruejo, former Falange propagandist, now leader in the Union of Democratic Forces, who denounces Franco and presses for a united democratic front. He cites his past and argues the Franco regime will end with Western support for a non Communist alternative.
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Assn
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Dionisio Ridruejo
Falange
Goebbels
Franco
Spain
Ridruejo
Union of Democratic Forces
Union
Spanish Socialist Party
Christian Democrats
Catholic Hierarchy
Spectacu
Temples Narrowly Miss Orly Field Jet Crash After Travel Change
A High Point couple, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Temple, avoided the Orly Field disaster that killed 130 aboard a jet chartered by the Atlanta Art Association. They canceled reservations to Europe when business required Temple to fly directly to Frankfurt. Mrs. Temple expressed relief and sympathy for crash victims and families in Atlanta.
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Orly Field
Paris
Joe Temple
Shadow Valley
Atlanta
Atlanta Art Assn
High Point
Temple
Europe
Frankfurt
Mrs. Temple
Enduring hardship as a soldier of Christ sermon themes
A Sunday sermon urges embracing daily difficulties with faith. It cites confessing wrong, persisting after failure, avoiding routine thinking, handling success, and valuing small acts of service, framing hardship as a path to growth and worthy labor.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
By Tom A. Cullen
Puerto del Sol
Times Square
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Jose Antonio
Russia
Old Guard Falang
Segovia
Robert Marks
Weee
World Health Organization
United Nations
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Teddyboys
England
Vitelloni
Italy
U.N
Jesus Christ
2 Timothy
Damocles
Frederick the Great
Jacob
Esau
Simon Peter
Jesus
Robert E. Lee
Appomattox
Hitler
Mussolini
Alexander the Great
Napoleon Bonaparte
South Atlantic
George the Third
al Capone
Mayos
George Washington Carver
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