Kosygin's Actions Speak Louder Than His Words
The piece critiques Kosygin and Johnson at Glassboro, arguing real progress requires action not words. It warns against assuming an easing of Cold War tensions, noting Soviet arms in Vietnam and the Middle East and labeling Kosygin a wolf in sheep's clothing until deeds match rhetoric.
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Kosygin
Glassboro
Alexei Kosygin
Johnson
Holly Bush
Camp David
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Vietnam
Middle East
Pets Avoid Exotic Pets Say Veterinarian Experts
An Auburn University extension veterinarian advises sticking to dogs and cats as pets. He cites rising numbers of alligators snakes and deodorized skunks in homes, noting rabies risk from skunks and potential danger from monkeys.
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Carolina
John Herndon
Wake Forest College
Worth Lanier
Auburn University
Dr. Lanier
Eleventh Commandment guiding GOP governors conference
Editorial notes all 25 Republican state governors plan to attend a two day Jackson Hole meeting to discuss the Eleventh Commandment that Republicans should not attack fellow Republicans. Nixon Romney and Rockefeller vie for influence as Romney leads the rank and file while Rockefeller shows renewed interest in a presidential bid.
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Jackson Hole
Wyo
California
Ronald Reagan
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
U. S
Washington
Nixon
George Romney
Mich
Papandreous in Greek Jail Sparks U.S. Legal Aid Effort
Drew Pearson reports Greece's Papandreou family, led by ex prime minister George and his son Andreas, remain jailed under a military regime for reform efforts. In California connections, attorney James Schwartz and ex Gov Pat Brown travel to Athens to seek Andreas release, arguing he is not a communist and suggesting a fair U.S. return to teach. The piece notes Greek justice under dictatorship and warns of political fallout whichever path Andreas chooses.
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Washington
Democracy
Greece
Youra
George Papandreou
Andreas Papandreou
University of California
Margaret Papandreou
Illinois
University of Minnesota
Los Angeles
James Schwartz
Schwartz
Southern California
Pat Brown
Brown
Athens
Interior Palaces
Andreas
Supreme Court
United States
Soaper Values Drivers at Indianapolis 500 Tribute
Senator Soaper notes admiration for Indianapolis drivers who complete 500 miles without a backseat full of kids. He observes corporate mergers create rapid employee churn and questions social notes about summer absence while streets stay busy.
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Indianapolis
Three Times a Day C B Senator Ed Kemp and North Carolina Rail
Senator Ed Kemp returns to Raleigh hopeful the 1967 session will finish by July 4 or 5 after a long work period. The piece notes state spending has more than doubled to 2.8 billion dollars, with universities and appropriations still to wrap up. Memorial gifts to Thomasville and High Point hospitals are highlighted, along with Dr. E O Cummings receiving honors for paint technology work. Bids for I 40 sections near Davie County are due next month, with I 40 nicknamed Dead Man's Road due to past fatalities. Lexington official Thurman Briggs seeks reappointment to the Wildlife Commission as Gov. Moore mulls replacements. The Worths finish a sabbatical in Japan and prepare to return to San Francisco, with plans to resume mission work in five years.
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Ed Kemp
Raleigh
North Carolina
Kemp
E. O. Cummings
High Point College
Piedmont Society of Paint Technology
HPC
Robert Tuttle
Grand Rapids Varnish Co
Bob Hicks
The
Lilly Company
Bill Beaver
Millard Firesheets
Marietta
Richard S. Knapp Jr
Southern Varnish Company
Roanoke
Cummings
UNC
Greensboro
Davie County
Statesville By-Pass
Winston-Salem
Asheboro
Lexington
Thurman Briggs
N. C. Wildlife Commission
Dan Moore
Briggs
Gov. Moore
Mecklenburg
Union
Cabarrus
Anson
Richmond
Stanly
Montgomery
Moore
Rowan
Davidson
Cheek Creek
Montgomery County
Wildlife Agency
N.C. Wildlife Commission
Japan
San Francisco
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Wyoming
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Ill
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Tom Stephens
Carl Spad
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Drew Pearson
Papandreous
Foreign Office
Constantine Kolias
Interior and Security
Stylianos Patacos
Dic
Cal
Papandreou
Uni
Versity
Minnesota
America
Soaper
By Bill Vaughan
North American Newspaper Alliance
Tilly
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
Wa Point
N. C
A. Brawese
Sods
C. Nt
Gale
Randall B. Terry, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
Co. W. Patterson, JR
Vo. W. Idol
Charles B. Loflin
Associated Press
N.C
AP News
High Point
Mrs. Leach
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High Point Town
Charlie Brown
Agnes Crowder Finch
Thomasville
Doak Finch
J. P. Crowder
Thomasville Hospital
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