Red China's Shooting Down Of U S Plane
The piece reports a U S aircraft was shot down by Red China after entering Chinese airspace near Haiphong. It notes the Phantom jet was armed and the crew rescued unharmed in the South China Sea with Navy and Pentagon statements claiming weather navigation error. It warns against escalation and calls for accountability to prevent future incidents.
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China
United States
South China Sea
Pentagon
Haihan Island
Haiphong
Washington
Guilford Maintains 79 Cent Tax Rate For Third Year
Guilford County keeps the tax rate at 79 cents for a third year while schools raise rates to meet higher state pay scales. Sheriff office positions grow modestly with only one new clerk approved as a broader law enforcement study proceeds.
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Guilford
High Point's
Paul Gibson
N.C
Ted Press
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Brain Drain sparks debate on global talent flow
Editorial discusses the world labor shortage and the brain drain as skilled scientists engineers and physicians migrate to the United States. It notes historical patterns Hungary 1957 1958 and the 1963 64 emigration figures and cites British plans to lure expatriates home with a 75000 pound grant to open recruitment offices. It calls for broader international circulation of brains to spread benefits worldwide.
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Athens
Rome
United States
U.S
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Hungary
Lord Bowden
House of Lords
Britain
Management Selection Ltd
London
New York
San Francisco
Toronto
Frankel
U Thant UFO worry and Arab pilot surge in US
U N Secretary General Thant discussed UFOs as a major world issue alongside Vietnam. Dr James E McDonald spoke to the UN on extraterrestrial spaceships. Arabs trained in the United States numbered 812 pilots to 39 Israelis 1964 1967. Morocco Libya Saudi Arabia Jordan Sudan Iraq Egypt Syria Tunisia pilots trained and relations strained.
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James E. McDonald
University of Arizona
U. N. Outer Space Committee
Vietnam
U Thant
Near East
USA
Nasser
U. S
Israel
United States
Jordan
Sudan
Iraq
Egypt
Syria
Tunisia
June Redefines Baseball Standings Amid Satire
A North American Newspaper Alliance piece jokes that June marks a return to reality in baseball standings. It notes humor about a speech by Congressman Sludgepump and laments the cost and vitality of the Congressional Record.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Congressman Sludgepump
Miami can drive litter away with metal scrap drives
The Insider's News Letter reports two programs to collect aluminum cans in Miami sponsored by merchants and Reynolds Aluminum. One offers a half-cent gas credit per can. 125 000 cans yielded $625 in gas in three months. A second program sells scrap to fund a children's hospital.
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Miami
Reynolds Aluminum
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Thant
Outer Space Affairs Committee
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Morocco
Libya
Wheelus Air Force Base
Saudi Arabia
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Tom Dodd
U. S. Senate
Sen. McCarthy
Sen
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
Idol
Snares 'Loflin
Associated Press
Asia
Soaper
By Bill Vaughan
Kennedy
Bobby
Stalin
Russia
Molt McPherson
High Point College
Max Rogers
Southern Railway System
Piedmont Airlines
Chamber of Commerce
Greensboro-High Point
Winston-Salem
Southern Airways
Friendship
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Nashville
Memphis
Piedmont
Southern
Allen Austin
Jane
Morehead City
Ymca Health Club
YMCA
Camp Cheerio
Max H. Cooke
Roaring Gap
Cooke
Cherrie
High Point Nation
Roy Culler Jr
Wesley Memorial Church
James G. Huggin
George Stewart
Stewart
Jim
Crown Hosiery
Golding Brothers Company
Heritage Furniture Co
Micro Products Company
Woodmark Originals
Jack Rochelle
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