City Council Faces Decision on Blue Laws in High Point
The High Point Merchants Assn urges strict enforcement of Sunday closing laws amid a long running dispute. The council should assess public wishes, remove the irritant, and settle whether to retain or end the blue law that permits some commerce while denying others on Sundays.
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Bundy Brothers Shape White House Policy And State
McGeorge Bundy and his brother William Bundy rise as powerful anchors in the Johnson administration. Mac guides presidential decisions with brisk efficiency while Bill handles Far Eastern affairs and sharp policy balancing. Friends praise their loyalty, intellect, and fearlessness though critics challenge their brusque style.
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Singapore’s Rise From Port to Global City
The piece traces Singapore from a 13th century fishing hamlet named Tu masi to a British trading hub under Sir Thomas Raffles. It notes the 19th century expansion and Chinese migration shaping 80 percent of the population, Japanese occupation in World War II, and Singapore’s 1962 statehood. It highlights Raffles monuments and the Raffles Bar as enduring symbols amid a bustling modern landscape.
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Italian government crisis over Gina Lollobrigida midriff
A scandal over Gina Lollobrigida exposing her midriff in a film triggers protests from the Catholic Church and threats of party resignations in Italy. The Christian Democrats push an ethics bill for film funding while Socialists seek compromise, risking a government collapse as inflation and unemployment loom.
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Silk Embroidered Symbol in Korea Decline of War Strains
Editorial notes the 1950 invasion of South Korea and analyzes postwar recovery under Park Chung-hee. It cites growth in 1962-1964, population targets, and farm-focused policy as well as U S aid of 150 million in development loans and a second five year plan to 1967. It highlights ongoing cultural loss and the $3 billion war damage while urging U S patience amid Cold War pressures.
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High Point Enterprise Advertising and Subscription Note
The High Point Enterprise page lists D A Rawley as president and Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood as secretary treasurer with circulation manager details. It outlines rates by mail for subscriptions, and notes AP dispatch use and postal status with delivery and carrier information.
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AMA Loses Battle Over Medicare Push at City Hall
The AMA faced mounting support for a federal medicare program as Senate action neared. Dr. James Z. Appel urged ethical restraint while protesters urged cooperation with care. lawmakers moved toward final passage after House approval. The piece notes historic efforts by Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy toward health care programs amid rising costs and Democratic dominance.
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