Contempt Indictments Shake Down Weakened Klan
The House HUAC hearings and contempt indictments target seven Southern Ku Klux Klan officers including four North Carolinians. The piece notes the once robust group has declined as leaders refuse records and the organization faces public repudiation and disarray.
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Ku Klux
Reds label peace advocates fools in Viet Nam policy debate
Hong Kong reports say Jenmin Jih Pao calls U S critics of administration policy fools in the Viet Nam debate. The Chinese leadership rejects accommodation and brands both hawks and doves as fools. The White House has heard the peace at any price faction, while Red China now officializes the insult.
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Viet Nam
Hong Kong
Jenmin Jih Pao
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Red China
Churchill at Fulton and the iron curtain a lasting warning
Editorial argues Churchill's Fulton speech foresaw nuclear control limits and urged U S Britain unity. It notes the concept of an Atlantic partnership shaping security, the UN testing deadlock, and Britain’s shrinking defense role shifting burden to the United States.
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Goebbels
Westminster College
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Britain
Benard M. Baruch
Russia
U.n.’S “General Authority
British Empire and Commonwealth
Old Lion
Harrow
Fulton Churchill
North Carolina pride and Wachovia building awe in High Point
National pride in the Old North State and a visit to Winston Salem highlight NC history and growth. A High Pointer expresses frustration over North Main Street delays while supporting bonds to improve High Point infrastructure and future development.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
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High Point, N.C
Winston-Salem
Wachovia
High Point
Johnson defends Viet Nam policy and targets critics
President Lyndon Johnson calls out Senators Morse and Fulbright over Viet Nam policy, cites SEATO authority, and defends his cabinet. The remarks include praise for Rusk and McNamara, a nod to support from supporters, and a defense of ongoing actions and constitutional grounds.
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Dean Rusk
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Senate
Wayne Morse
Oregon
William Fulbright
Arkansas
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