Road planning and poverty draw editorial lines
The editorial urges the Highway Commission to study long term road financing and regional planning over partisan targets, notes the I 85 expansion needs from Greensboro to Charlotte, and condemns overbroad secrecy under the Administrative Procedure Act with calls for more public disclosure and accountability. It argues roads must be planned by experts and that poverty reduction requires coordinated, intelligent effort across faiths and government.
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State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Greensboro
Charlotte
Senate Judiciary
Edward V. Long
Missouri
Panama US Canal Dispute Deepens Over Sovereignty
Editorial notes Panama US dispute after Balboa High School flag incident left three American soldiers and 21 Panamanians dead. Panama blocks relations, seeks sovereign recognition, and demands treaty changes and economic concessions while Washington hesitates to commit to a new pact. The Canal Zone remains a flashpoint with 10 mile wide strip and 51 mile canal system defining tense standoff.
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Panama
United States
Balboa High
Canal Zone
Organization of American States
Washington
Republic
Big Ditch
Atlantic
Pacific
Canal
U. S
High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates Noted
The High Point Enterprise details mail and home delivery rates with AP copyright notice. Annual and six month options listed, plus daily and Sunday options. Local news agency terms note AP reproduction rights and postage details for North Carolina subscribers.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N.C
A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Associated Press
AP News
N. C
High Point Enterprine, Inc
In and Out In Capitol Says Frelinghuysen
Washington writer Henry Cathcart reports Rep. Frelinghuysen’s grid of “in” and “out” in Washington under Johnson. He lists items such as France, Bobby Baker, Upstairs at the White House, women by executive order, Pat Brown, Mayor Wagner, press conferences, and southern versus northern senators, noting White House lights are out and rusticity as a watchword. The piece also sketches a liberal senator’s tax cut battle and a lighthearted poem exchange with Senator Gore’s constituent.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Pross
Washington
Peter Frelinghuysen
Johnson
France
DeGaulle
Bobby Baker
White House
Pat Brown
California
Wagner
New York
Frelinghuysen
De Gaulle’s stubborn stance echoes through decades
Analysis notes French President Charles de Gaulle maintains independence from American leadership, pushing Western Europe toward disassociation with the United States in various capitals. He previously demanded linked nuclear test bans with disarmament inspections and resisted Western limits on French weapons development while managing Algeria’s rebellion amid evolving U.S. relations.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Britain
de Gaulle
De Gaulle’s Push for French Autonomy and Global Ties
The article outlines Charles de Gaulle’s push for an independent French nuclear force and army command, his 1960 Sahara atomic test, and his 1961 Latin American outreach. It notes his refusal to join the nuclear test ban, veto of UK in the EEC, neutralization proposals for Vietnam, and recognition of Red China as a realist move shaping Southeast Asia peace.
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de Gaulle
Atlantic
Latin America
Britain
Viet Nam
Johnson
Red China
Southeast Asia
Lookalike Goldwater figure entertains at UNC visit
A visitor so resembling Senator Barry Goldwater drew double takes at a UNC event as Charles Shaffer, UNC development officer, mingled with friends. Mrs Holton, membership chair for the Community Concert Association, invites nonmembers to buy memberships in Memorial Auditorium before Pianist Ian Davis’s March 18 concert. The drive runs April 6 with limited Executive Club seats and a waiting list. Executives report strong support and plan for next year.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Charles Shaffer
University of North Carolina
R. T. Holton
Community Concert Association
Memorial Auditorium
Ian Davis
Executives Club
Paul Douglas
Paul
Veterans Hospital
Douglases
Charles W. Hendrix
Vern Wendler
B. Finch Kearns
Hiram Lodge
A.M
Phillip L. Pugh
B. L. Hathorne
Harvey Kanter
Hill Lassiter
Hardy Dudley
A. H. Payne
Thurman Wall
Lerington Lodge
AF. & AM
W. T. Powell
Snider Printing Company
Thermon
High Point Amateur Radio Aid Polio Drive In Local News
In High Point the amateur radio society and RACES volunteers aided the K O Polio drive, highlighting message handling skills and civil defense links. The piece also covers traffic highway plans from Greens boro to Charlotte, garden news from Charleston, and local community efforts including donations for student transportation to a Greensboro Coliseum playoff game and the Paul Douglas recovery fundraising.
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High Point
Een
Respect
RACES
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