Nixon Sentinel decision keeps options open on missile shield
Nixon outlines a tentative plan to develop the Sentinel anti ballistic missile system with options left open. Deployment shifts from cities to missile bases to signal defensive aims and spur arms talks with Russia. Costs cited range from 5 to 7 billion for a thin system and up to 40 billion for full deployment, with Congress needing to act.
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Nixon
United States
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
American
Congress
Johnson
Challenge of Unity for Triad Growth
Charles F. Myers, chair man of Burlington Industries, urged unity at the Chamber of Commerce 50th anniversary in High Point. He said the High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem complex can grow far faster with cooperation, planning, and courage, turning the Triad into a great regional center.
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Charles F. Myers
Burlington Industries
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Myers
High Point- Greensboro - Winston - Salem
Sunday Sermon on the Church Endurance and Renewal
A preacher argues the church is not out of date amid modern growth in buildings and institutions. He cites historical persecutions, democratic freedom of faith, and the church’s expanding mission in war, peace, and social life, urging a Lent renewal of prayer and service.
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Treasuries
Church
Hell
Local Office Board Members and Staff Names
The listing shows D. A. Rawley as president with Mrs C. H. Lockwood as vice president and David A. Rawley Jr. as vice president. Joseph Pl Rawley serves as secretary, Handall Terry Fr as treasurer, Holy McPherson as editor, and Joe Bin & Patterson JR and J Richard Theague as executives. Advertising director, business manager, and circulation manager positions are noted.
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D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Joseph PL Rawley
Handall, Terry
Holy McPherson
Joe bin
Patterson, JR
Richard Theague
The Presidency Is Not A Comfortable Spot To Be In
The columnist argues Nixon faces hard problems domestically and internationally with cautious restraint. Critics press for rapid moves to end the war and curb campus unrest, while dangers abroad and the possibility of another great war loom. The piece urges deliberate progress to restore peace and stabilize the nation.
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Nixon
Sen. Fulbright
South Vietnam
Mystery North Korean defection rescue in Far East court case
South Korea prepares to reveal a long buried Pentagon file about a North Korean defecting agent. The escape saga began at Panmunjom on March 22, 1967, when Sukun Yi fled through a chaotic sequence of misdirections and pursuit, involving North Korean guards, an ambulance, a blue armband, and a dramatic car chase before ending in Seoul for trial.
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Washington
Ted
Pentagon
South Korea
Far East
Patemunjon
Richard G. Ciccdella
Ciccclella
Ciccolella
Thomas Bair
Donald Thompson
Thompson
Sukun Yi
North Korea
Central News Agency
Thailand
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Hong Kong
High Point poised to become major convention center
The Chamber of Commerce 50th anniversary dinner showcased High Point banquet facilities with Top of the Mart serving 775 guests in about an hour. Manager Henry Waddington led large scale food operations learned aboard the Enterprise, signaling readiness for big events. The exposition building offered free space for large gatherings, with the area near the region’s heart and accessible by auto, air, and rail. The piece also notes NC basketball exploits, Maryfield Nursing Home’s expansion plans, a veteran funeral, a realty firm split, Dorothy Draper’s obituary and UNC journalism dean appointment, plus local hospital projects and safety belt reminders.
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Kiwanians
Chamber of Commerce
Mart
High Point
Henry Waddington
Enterprise
North Carolina
J. M. Barrs
Maryfield
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Matt
Smilar
Nero
Domitian
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
N.C
Associated Press
Focal News
AP News
N. C
Dealpen
High Paint Enterprise, Inc. Ia
Ward Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
By Capus Waynick
Andrew Jackson
Old Hickory
Paris
Willi
Livin
Drew Pearson
Carolina
Davidson
Purdue
Louisville
High Point College
Purple Panthers
Kansas City
Panther Club
American Business Club
Harrison Hall
Pleasant Grove Church
J. €. Nawby
North State Telephone Company
Dick White
Dick Wright
Wright & Company
Church Street
N. Main Street
Dorothy Draper
Elliott 8. Wood
Woodmark Originals, Inc
Heritage
House Beautiful
University of North Carolina
John B. Adams
Wayne Danielson
University of Texas
Norval Neil Luxon
Jack Adams
Chapel Hill
James Johnson
Red Road Highway 68
Robert Hutchens
Greensboro
Sidney A. Gayle Jr
Alderman’s
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hospital Guild
Gayle
Virginia Buser
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