France and Soviet Union shaping Europe with caution
De Gaulle's Moscow visit aims to ease fears of a Europe independent of the United States but signals show Moscow cashing in. The French leader seeks free Europe while Kremlin masters push influence, risking U S leadership in Europe as France and Russia pursue a shared pattern that may outsize actual power.
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Kremlin
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de Graulle
Soviet Union
United States
U. S
Be Gaulle
Russia
UNCG Growth Vision Faces West Campus Move
The piece argues UNC Greensboro should abandon urban renewal and consider a distant western campus in the Piedmont Triad to support growth toward a 10 000 to 15 600 student university. It critiques the cramped Greensboro site and urges planning for a modern, adequately housed university beyond the present limits.
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Piedmont Triad
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Woman’s College
Where Did The Wheat Go Editorial Tells Wheat Surplus Decline
Editorial notes wheat reserves sliding from 1.4 billion to about 550 million bushels by end of 1965-66, with mid-1967 projection near 250 million. It discusses aims for a 650–750 million strategic stockpile, drought and frost impacts, and a Food for Freedom bill shifting from surplus disposal to planned production. Wheat farmers push for higher resale prices when reserves dip below 25 percent of annual consumption, signaling higher prices ahead.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Editor responds to Jack Lester letter on tax dollars
A High Point native comments in a June edition letter about mis management and its impact on local readers. The writer questions proofreading and the intent behind altering Mr Lester’s words, urging clearer discussion of government spending.
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Enterprise
Jack Lester
High Point
Open Letters From High Point Citizens On Morality And Cleanup
A batch of letters to The Enterprise includes appreciation for the city cleanup efforts aided by the press, plus an open letter from 120 women of the First Presbyterian Church urging action against the Pointer Drive-In Theater as a moral issue. Other notes praise community leaders, criticize misprints, and discuss local civic concerns such as safety on Temporary 145 and highway crossovers, with residents urging action and reform.
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Cartier
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AP News
Patie Ax
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Dasp
High Pain
Enterprise
Carson Stout
First Presbbyterian Church
Iris Culler Creech
Enclosure
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High Point
Iris Caller Creech
Marvin
T’ville
G’bore
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N. H. Parrish, JR
Williford
Notes on News Hold Father's Day Entitled to Respect
Peggy Smith Redgecock writes from The Enterprise about Father’s Day neglect in church, noting no roses worn except by her family and a boy. She recalls her late father Jesse T. Smith, Sr., and urges readers to honor fathers with a rose, as she did at his grave.
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the Enterprise
Jesse T. Smith, Sr
Peggy Smith Redgecock
North Main Street project sets bid date next Tuesday
State Highway Chairman Joseph M. Hamt Jr announces bids next Tuesday to widen North Main Street, a long overdue 18 month to two year project. Signups from property owners are in, with seven more signing since condemnation began. work begins in four to six weeks, traffic kept open on one side. Governor Moore discusses statewide development with George Freeman, while Major John C. Lam returns from Viet Nam to aid rebuilding. Local banker Addison Reese notes tight money, Jaycees head to Detroit for national convention with Bill Suttle favored for NC National Bank leadership. dirigible over Exposition Building sparks alert. the Tope tethered balloon drifting eastward prompts warning to aircraft.
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John C. Lam
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High Point
Tom Chandler
Jamestown
Louis Campbell
Suttle
Howard Weiss
Gene Martin
Karlie Smith
Joe Gravely
Stroupe Lackey
Stacey Johnson
Harald Lea
Tom Dickerson Jr
Tommy Thompson
Randy Shelton
President Campbell
Jerry Mc ¥Intire
Ate
Jack Perdue
Don Setliff
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George Freeman
Raleigh
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Ed Pleasants
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