Union Republican paper in Winston-Salem history
Question answers recount the Union Republican paper printed in Winston Salem from 1874 to 1947 under Goslen ownership, its sale to T. R. Knight of High Point, and its subsequent closing. Copies and microfilm holdings are listed in Winston-Salem libraries and Wachovia Historical Society.
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Union Republican
Winston- Salem
J.W
Goslen
T. R. Knight
High Point
Marilyn Rollins
Journals and Sentinel
Winston-Salem
Wake Forest College
Journal-Sentinel
Wachovia Historical Society
Meir Wins Confidence Vote Amid Walkout Over Occupied West Bank
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Golda Meir survived a Knesset confidence vote on her Jordan policy with 62 to 9, 12 abstentions. Right wing deputies from Gahal, Free Center and State List staged a walkout after a secret ballot was blocked, amid a heated session tied to a Times interview on possible withdrawal from the West Bank of Jordan.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Jordan
Depuey
Gahal, Free Center
State List
Presidium
Gahal
Fidence
Israel
Meir
Meir Refuses to Withdraw From 1967 Borders
Veteran Knesset observers call the debate the angriest in years as Golda Meir rejects right wing demands to hold all seized Arab territory. She says borders may not be the prewar lines and will be negotiated with Jordan while international guarantees trend in New York.
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Meir
Israel
Middle East
Gahal
Times of London
Sinai Desert
Knesset
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
New York
Mideast
Calley War Crimes Trial Near Verdict In My Lai Case
At Fort Benning Ga AP the defense closes as Lt William Calley faces a jury to decide guilt or innocence on charges of premeditated murder for the My Lai massacre. Prosecutor Aubrey Daniel asserts the jurors must weigh the killings of at least 102 villagers amid battlefield orders and duty.
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Benning
William Calley
My Lai
U.S. Army
George Latimer
Aubrey Daniel
Latimer
Aday
Daniel
Hla
Calley
My Lat
Maj
Walter
Kinard
Byrnes Proposes Revenue Sharing Tax Credit Plan
Rep John W Byrnes presents a substitute for Nixon's 5 billion federal revenue sharing plan aimed at strengthening local governments. The proposal would allow a 20 percent state and local income tax credit against federal liability and keep the deduction, shifting funds via state tax increases. Byrnes also proposes estate tax credit updates and questions constitutionality of broad revenue sharing.
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Washington
House
Republican
Nixon
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
GOP
Ways and Means Committee
Byrnes
American Bankers Association
House Approves Social Security Rise and Debt Increase
The House approved a package raising Social Security benefits by 10 percent retroactive to Jan 1 for about 26 million beneficiaries and boosting the federal debt ceiling from 395 to 430 billion dollars. The measure speeds to President Nixon as Senate conferees join two bills into one. The vote was 358 to 3, with rules waivers to fast track action.
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Washington
House
Senate
Nixon
Treasury
States Move Against Car Makers In Smog Battle
Los Angeles AP report notes eight states filed a joint suit in federal court alleging major automakers delayed pollution control devices since 1953. Thirty states total seek faster development of pollution free engines and mandatory smog devices on new and older cars.
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Los Angeles
Tacoma
Ohio
Fred Tausend
Washington State
U.S
Tausend
Congress
Colorado
Hawaii
Idaho
Nevada
West
Virginia
North Dakota
Mississippi
Jackson
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Rogers Warns Peace Failure Could Trigger World War III
Secretary of State William P. Rogers warned that failure to settle Middle East tensions could create a dangerous global situation and possibly lead to World War III. He urged political arrangements backed by a UN peacekeeping force with major powers, and spoke of a written contractual agreement among parties.
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Washington (Ap
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Rogers
Golda Meir
Israel
United Nations
United States
Preservatives Linked to Cancer Warns Expert
Washington AP reports Dr. Wittham Lisinsky of the University of Nebraska and Eppley Research Institute urged the FDA to cut nitrite preservative limits in cured meats and fish. He said nitrite mainly provides color and may pose cancer risks by forming nitrosamines, citing animal studies and past joint work with Harvard researchers.
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Wittham Lisinsky
Eppley Research Institute
University of Nebraska
Omaha
Lisinsky
House
Inter-Governmental
Lijinsky
Nebraska Center
Harvard
Samuel S. Epstein Lijinsky
Nebraska
IDA
Lea Vriedman
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P&r
Ferndale Junior High School
T.G.C
Allen Jay
GTI
Anon. Kok
A. Allen Jay
High Point City
Franklin Street
Franklin
Cloverdale
Bud
Jack Cox
Cox
Randolph Presbyterian Church
S. Main St
Mra. J. L
Springfield Baptist Church
Beker Road
Junior League
Junior League Community ‘Trust Fund
J. S
Mrs. Meir
Golan Heights
Syria
Jordan River
Palestine
West Bank
Larry Wayne Fountan
Terry Spells
Valdosta
Georgia
AP Wirephata
Golda
Mele
Ft. McPherson
178Rd Airborne Co
Vietnam
Anthony B. Herbert
Army
Maj. Kinard
Reid Kennedy
Maine
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