NATO Ministers Tackle France Rift Amid Alliance Change
Fifteen foreign ministers met in Brussels as NATO marks its 22nd anniversary with France threatening to pull out of the military structure. They agreed to relocate headquarters, merge commands, and move the Defense College to Italy while France retains a say in political discussions and continues cooperation on Russia, Berlin, reunification, and nuclear control.
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Paris
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Italy
Germany
de Gaulle
Russia
Berlin
Forgiving and Forgetting: God's Noblest Gift
A Sunday sermon argues that God forgives sins and forgets them too, contrasting human memory of wrongs with divine mercy. It cites Jeremiah, Shakespeare, Hawthorne, and the Prodigal Son to illustrate how forgiveness erases past transgressions and offers a fresh start through a loving Father.
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Jesus
Time For A Change on Guilford County Roads
CAPUS WAYNICK argues for rapid modernization of 311 and surrounding routes linking High Point Winston-Salem and Greensboro. He notes bypass plans, potential land value growth, and the need for cleaner highways, citing a Pennsylvania farmer’s land surge and successful anti litter efforts along the roads.
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Greensboro
Winston-Salem
High Point
Raleigh
George Cobb
Lexington
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Point
Community notes on stage, sermons, and travel plans in brief
The Barn Theater canceled Lady Chatterley's Lover due to cast and critic concerns while The Showboat thrived with Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. A spring musical at Wesley Memorial drew a large cheering crowd, led by Howard Coble, with The Battle Hymn Of The Republic sung in unity. Also reports on Robert T. Amos Jr and James H. Millis visiting European hosiery mills, Elks Flag Day events with Horace R. Kornegay, and evolving auto safety belt discussions.
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Barn Theater
Virginia Woolf
New York
Howard Coble
England
Robert T. Amos Jr
James H. Millis
Paris
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Bob
Switzerland
Italy
West Germany
Bentley
Leicester
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Adams-Millis
Elks
Horace R. Kornegay
Charles Foster
America
U.S
Continental Congress
Senators Develop Unsuspected Talents In Congress
The Senate Commerce Committee expands its scope from packaging to fishery and auto safety. A truth in packaging bill would ban deceptive gimmicks like the “three cents off” sale. The piece notes also foreign policy chatter, Egypt debt talks, and wage trends amid inflation fears.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Capitol Hill
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate
Phil Hart
D-Mick
Ee Neuberger
Alexei Kosygin
Plumbers Union
Elijah Smith
Workers of
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
St. Loui Ther
Ting
Local College Board Officers Listed in Scan
OCR fragment lists names and titles for a college board: Dr Rawley as president Mrs C H Lockwood as vice president Randall B Terry Jr as treasurer Joseph F P Rawley as secretary Holt McPherson as editor and C W Wadsworth as advertising director with managerial roles in circulation and general administration.
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C. H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry, JR
Joseph FP. Rawley
Holt McPherson
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Wentee
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