Senator Smith Warns of Leftist Extremism and Campus Violence
Senator Margaret Chase Smith urged vigilance against militant intellectuals and campus violence. She warned Americans face a choice between repression and anarchy, praising Nixon aides but calling some extremes excessive. Her remarks echoed her 1950s conscience speech.
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U.S. Senate
Smith
Joseph McCarthy
Doctors Incorporate to Gain Fringe Benefits and Attract Staff
Three local medical practices join professional corporations under recent legislative relaxations to offer benefits comparable to incorporated businesses. OB-GYN Associates, P. A. and High Point Radiological Services, P. A. are led by Dr. Kay Williams, Dr. James W. Fulton, Dr. C. L. Gray, Dr. A. B. Groom, and Dr. R. Dean Tester.
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General Assembly
Ob-Gyn Associates, Inc
Kay Williams
James W. Fulton
N. Hampton Chiles
M. D
P. A
Professional Association
High Point Radiological Services
Caution Urges Realistic Budgets Amid Economic Uncertainty
Local Government Commission warns mayors and chairmen to plan budgets for the new fiscal year July 1 with realism. Economic pessimism, rising unemployment and tighter credit may reduce tax receipts and utility charges, risking chaos if past growth assumptions are used.
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Local Government Commission
Swiss Referendum Sparks Tense Debate Over Foreign Workers
Swiss voters face a June referendum to limit foreign workers in cantons amid rising immigrant communities. Supporters led by James Schwarzenbach seek a 200000 fewer foreigners in four years with a 10 percent cantonal cap. Industrialists fear wage spirals, while some villages rely on immigrant labor for schools and jobs. Catholics outnumber Protestants and may tilt religious balance if settlement changes.
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Switzerland
Tribune de Geneve
James Schwarzenbach
Schwarzenbach
Rome
Swiss Confederation
Berne
Cambodian survival amid U S withdrawal under Viet Cong pressure
Washington watchers weigh Lon Nol's future as U S ground forces depart Cambodia. North Vietnamese advances threaten Phnom Penh while Cambodian civilians and troops prepare under Viet Cong banners. Les Whitten reports Phnom Penh scenes of refugees, make shift camps, and youth drilling amid Soviet aid and wartime tensions.
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Cambodia
Lon Nol
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Phnom Penh
Sihanouk
Les Whitten
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Saigon
Mekong
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