Helms Rejects Kissinger Endorsement in Senate Resolution
A North Carolina senator, Jesse Helms, explains in a released statement his refusal to co sign a Senate resolution backing Henry Kissinger. He criticizes Kissinger’s handling of Vietnam, Salt I and II, China policy, and Middle East cease fire, calling for a cautious approach and questioning the secretary’s advisers. The missive casts doubt on Kissinger’s alignment with Nixon and hints at Helms' broader conservative stance shaping his forthcoming Senate tenure.
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North Carolina
Jesse Helms
Senate
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Helms
Secretary
Dr. Kissinger
North Vietnam
Sen. Helms
Saltzburg
Kremlin
U. S
Red China
Far East
China
Middle East
State Department
Nixon
Oval Office
It Can Be Done
A discussion stresses that federal rules hinder educational innovation, especially in racially balanced frameworks and IQ testing. It argues for revising exam systems like the National Teacher Examination and IQ tests to reflect diverse learners. The piece urges accepting children as they are, from gifted to underachieving, to improve education.
When Nothing Happened in a Village Sermon Reflection
A sermon reflects on Jesus being denied entrance in a Samaritan village and in Nazareth, noting that absence of blessing followed rejection. It compares doorways to the heart, cites the rich young ruler, and ends with a call to welcome Christ and avoid unbelief.
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Jesus
Christ
Bethlehem
Egypt
Herod
Nazareth
Sea
Gaililee
Holman Hunt
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Colson testifies Nixon urged outside counsel on Watergate
Former White House counsel Charles Colson tells impeachment investigators he warned Nixon by mid February 1973 that Nixon confidants may be involved in Watergate. He says Nixon delayed action, discussed hiring outside counsel, and considered Rankin to advise. Colson details meetings with Haldeman and Nixon, and Shapiro urging fronting the issue.
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Washington
White House
Charles Colson
House
Nixon
Colson
John Doar
John
Mitchell
Jeb
Magruder
Bob) Haldeman
Mr. Haldeman
Messrs
E. Howard
Hunt
David I. Shapiro
John’ Mitchell
John Mitchell
Watergate
Europe
Russia
Israel
Shapiro
J. Lee Rankin
Eisenhower
Rankin
Cojson
County plans site for East Side government complex
County Commissioners settled on a 21 acre plus site along Greensboro Road opposite the Presbyterian Home to house most Guilford operations. High Point Evergreens nursing home bonds may lead to mid year completion with Health Unit and Social Service offices to follow. The project aims to centralize county services on the west side of the new Highway 311 with bus service expanding to accommodate the center.
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Greensboro Road
Beaumont
High Point Evergreens
Montlieu
High Point College
Veterans Service
Montgomery
Presbyterian
Exporting Our Jobs by Ray Cromley
A CAPITOL VIEWPOINT arguing a decade of tax policy harms U S jobs and purchasing power by letting oil companies credit foreign taxes against U S taxes. Brookings research notes excess foreign tax credits erase U S tax on foreign profits, encouraging overseas investment and hindering domestic energy growth and antitrust aims. Reform proposing foreign taxes be credited as ordinary deductions could stop credits and boost U S investment.
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Ailrich
U.S
Internal Revenue Service
Brookings Institution
United States
Brookings
Caribbean
Liberia
Honduras
Panama
Congress
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Dr. K
Luke
County
East Side
Holt McPherson Enterprise
Thomasville
James E. Lambeth Jr
Kay
Rotary International
Minneapolis-St. Paul
William C. Carter
Battersea
London
Rotary
Lazabeth
Lake Placid
International
Carter
South
Delaware
Louisiana
International Rotary
Jim
W. D. Lee Jr
James Johnson
Executives Club
R. T. Amos Jr
High Point
Ceeps
Guilford
High Point Central
Greensboro Central
Gibsonville
Guilford County Social Services Department
Ray Cromley
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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