A Time For Decision By Wilson Britain 1966
The piece argues Prime Minister Harold Wilson and his Labour Government must choose between wage restraint, balanced budgets, and economic reforms as Britain faces a worsening balance of payments crisis. It notes rising wages and prices, a widening deficit, a maritime strike, and possible international rescue to support the pound.
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Great Britain
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Billy Graham
Greater London
Britain
Bank of International Settlements
National Seamen's Union
United States
The Water Problem Raises North Carolina Conservation Quest
The essay cites a long-standing water shortage despite vast global supply and notes past and present efforts in Guilford Forsyth and other counties to create a shared water system. It recalls Eddie Knox and Roy Briggs promoting damming the Yadkin for water and power, while stressing the need for state wide conservation and legal controls amid droughts. The piece mentions a 1947 attempt to pass a water use bill debated by Woodrow Jones and later calls for improved surface water management See WAYNICK on Page 7-A.
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Everett Jordan
Guilford
Forsyth
High Point
Eddie Knox
Yadkin
Roy Briggs
Washington
Assembly
Woodrow Jones
Rutherford
Take care of that face and let His shine shine
Sunday sermon urges believers to keep a cheerful face as a reflection of inner joy in Christ. It cites Jesus, John Wesley, Billy Sunday and a Western minister, stressing smiling faith as a light to others and a sign of good works that glorify God.
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Jesus
John Wesley
Christ
England
Billy Sunday
Pine Tabernacle
Gethsemane
Gold
Cer
Your Job Matters More Than The Man Sayings
A mixed regional feature combines a workplace morale verse and market notes. It highlights the Summer Furniture Market preview in North Carolina, leadership trips, and style studies showing Italian and English designs gaining prominence at the Southern Market. It also covers a church fundraiser, a Methodist housing bid, and traffic enforcement updates along Highway 301.
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Max Meeks
Exposition Building
Leo J. Heer
Denver
Rotary
North Carolina
Luther H. Hodges
Chicago
American Walnut Manufacturers Association
Donald M. Gott
Kansas GOP figure linked to grain scandals and Nevada move
The Kansas gubernatorial hopeful William Addington faces federal probes over mislaid wheat and a 7.5 million bushel storage operation. He left Kansas for Nevada as creditors and depleted grain bins remain, and his wife continues as Republican National Committeewoman.
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Kansas
William Addington
Addington
Nevada
Hutchinson
Elkhart
Mm Grain
Tucumsola
Amarillo
Tex
Moscow
Peking
Krem
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High Point Enterprise
Waynick
By Capus Waynick
Tomer
Boro
Raleigh
Holt McPherson
Jack Weaver
Furnitureland Kiwanis Club
Winston-Salem
Guilford College
Edgar H. Nease Jr
Western
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Charlotte
Durham Point
Presbyterian
AAA
Megan l
Highway 301
Ludowici
Tatnall
Long
Carl Senders
Georgia
South Carolina
Associated Red Press
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Drew Pearson
Pein Diehard
Ested
Oe Ae
Peng Chen
Peking Party
Liberrals
West
Russia
Kremlin
Mikhail Suslov
Mao
Moscow Golan
Lin Paio
Ten Hsiao-Ping
Romney
Javits
George Romney
Michigan
Jack Javits
New York
Gov. Romney
Gamelan Lake
GSA
RFK
New York State
Uncle Sam
Kefauver
Cedie
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