Editorial on Viet Nam Opinion and U S Resolve
The piece notes rising militancy in American opinion toward Vietnam and the desire to end the war decisively. It praises Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara, questions Fulbright awareness, and argues for finishing the war with a political and economic rebuilding plan backed by democratic self determination in South Vietnam. It calls for clear conclusions and effective victory.
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U.S
Hanoi
South Viet
Nam
Viet Nam
Provo approves youth protection measures against smut
Provo Utah, the state’s third largest city, passes two youth protection ordinances. Unmarried residents under 18 may not view adult films without a parent present, and adults cannot buy adult reading material without parental consent. Violations carry a 299 dollar fine and 30 days in jail. The new rules supersede a prior anti smut law now in federal court.
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Provo
Utah
Time to Wed Illustrates 1960s Computer Matchmaking Trend
Editorial uses June weddings and the idea of a calculable mate to critique technological matchmaking. It notes Operation Match and its founder Jeff Tarr, plus fashion tips like ultralucent makeup. It cites Luci Johnson's upcoming wedding to Patrick Nugent and asserts the choice was traditional, not computer driven.
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Juno
Augustus
National Geographic Society
Congress
Aline Willbur
The
Christian Science Monitor
Luci Johnson
Patrick J. Nugent
Washington
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Pat
Luci
Industry Lobbyists Press Senators On Auto Safety
Washington reports two top auto chiefs Henry Ford and James Roche lobbied senators on the proposed auto safety bill. They discussed penalties with Hartke Ribicoff and Mondale, while Hart opposed criminal penalties for negligence. The showdown vote is set for tomorrow with debate over timing of industry compliance and the secretary of commerce's power.
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Washington
Congress
Henry Ford
Ford Automobile Empire
James Roche
General Motors
Roche
Ralph Nader
Lochinvar
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Mondale
Rache
Sen. Hartke
Sens
Hartke
Riblicoff
Philip Hart
Detroit
Hart
Senate Commerce Committee
Jim Roche
Sec
John T. Connor
Connor
Lloyd Cutler
Cutler
Secretary of Commerce
Warren Maginson
D-Wash
Maurine Neuberger
D-Ore
Russell Long
D-La
D-Ind
Frank Lausche
Dohio
Norris Cotton
N. H
Thruston Morton
Hugh Scott
John Pastore
R. I
Mike Monroney
Okla
Howard Cannon
Nev
Democrats
James Pearson
Kans
Peter Dominick
Colo
Flag Day reflections and community transitions in City Lake
A crowded City Lake Flag Day observance juxtaposes patriotic pageantry with general indifference to national symbolism. The report notes speeches by Senator Kemp and Representative Kornegay, with Grady Miller leading songs, while crowds resume play. The piece links national decline to modern vanity, urges reverence for the flag, and references historical empires. It also covers venue changes for the National Ballet at High Point College, the death of Glenni Hendrix, and his sudden discovery in City Lake.
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City Lake
the Elks
Ed Kemp
Horace R. Kornegay
America
National Ballet
Community Concert Association
High Point College
Memorial Auditorium
Gilbert A. Gray
Central High School
Central High
HPC
Glenni Hendrix
Glenn Hendrix
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Morse
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Smut
Walter Lavallette
Lavallette
High Point Enterprise
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Mata
High Point, N. Co
Associated Press
Aee & Mo
Buncayne
Areccisted
High Point
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Ward-Griffith Company
Drew Pearson
Sen. Cotton
New Hampshire
S. Viet Nam
Aed
Liberty
Allen Jay
Grady Miller
Columbia
Francis Scott Key
Greece
Rome
Frank R. Barnett
Lancelot
Nations
Athens
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