Greensboro All America City designation celebrated
Greensboro earns All-America City status as The Enterprise praises the honor and the Triad partnership with High Point Winston-Salem Randolph and Yadkin counties. The piece highlights community effort courage and shared benefits of joining the Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area to boost regional development.
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Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Randolph
Yadkin
High Point
Winston- Salem
Mayoralty candidates Davis and Cullers enter race
The article notes Robert Davis as Republican candidate and Roy B. Culler as Democratic candidate for mayor, both experienced in city government and council service. It states Mayor Carson C. Stout will not seek re election and asserts High Point will win regardless of the outcome, with parties to finalize tickets ahead of primaries and the citywide vote.
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Robert Davis
Roy B. Culler
Carson C. Stout
Editorial Research Hong Kong And Macao Windows Into China
Hong Kong and Macao sit on the Pearl River estuary and act as western gateways to China. Trade routes, cross border mobility, and a massive influx of migrants link these enclaves with the mainland, shaping foreign perceptions of the Cultural Revolution and China’s economy.
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Red China
China
Hong Kong
Macao
Pearl River Estuary
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Lo Wu
Canton
Kwantung Province
Cambodia
Indonesia
Japan
Thailand
Californians Snub Bobby over Vietnam policy at fund raisers
Washington dispatch reports California Democratic Congressmen mull a boycott of Bobby Kennedy, citing his Vietnam stance as a challenge to President Johnson and party unity. Ed Roybal suggests inviting him to a dinner, sparking intra party conflict and indicating Kennedy may be a drawn but controversial figure on the West Coast.
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California
Bobby Kennedy
Bobby
Vietnam
Johnson
Democratic Party
Ed Roybal
Los Angeles
Adam
Capitol Hill
Adam Clayton Powell
Adam Powell
New York
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
David Bress
U. S
Bress
Jim Pearson
Kansas
Charlie Bennett
Florida
New House
Ethics Committee
Charlie
Leo B. Reed
Bradenton
Fla
Rep
Mendel Rivers
South Carolina
Ethics
Tom Dodd
Everett Dirksen
Ill
Gray
AFTRA
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
United States
Richard Schumaker
Afl-Cio
Lafayette Park
White House
Andrew Jackson
Congress
Joe Evins
Tennessee
Andy
Sheraton Motor Inn
Thomasville
Interstate 85
Joe Temple
Bill Thompson
Prestige Furniture Corporation
Bassett Furniture Industries
Bassett
Community Leaders Weigh Open Debate and All-America Triad
Dr. Leon N. Moses surveys The Enterprise editions for insights as Greensboro joins High Point and Winston-Salem as All-America City. Urban policy talks in Charlotte cover Triad Park financing and private foundations while local business figures discuss regional development and trade with Ghana.
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J. B. Rouzie Jr
Forsyth County
Winston- Salem
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
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