End to Nonsense in Vietnam and Cyprus
The article views a shift in U S policy with Gen Westmoreland taking command in Vietnam and the U N command in Cyprus securing a cease fire. It argues for a tougher, no nonsense approach to defeat the Viet Cong and restore order, urging firmness and purposefulness in free world policy abroad.
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Vietnam
Cyprus
Paul D. Harkins
U. S
William C. Westmoreland
United Nations Command
Makarios
Westmoreland
United Nations
Free World
Crying Persecution as Brewer Faces Civil Action
The article critiques the U S Bureau of Public Roads efforts to recover losses in North Carolina tied to influence peddling. It notes Highway Director William F Babcock doubts proof of actual public fund loss from commissions paid to Kidd Brewer and highlights ties to Robert A Burch and Brewer. It frames Brewer as a parolee governor candidate crying persecution and signals potential civil action to reclaim costs.
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U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
North Carolina
William F. Babcock
Kidd Brewer
Robert A. Burch
Highway Department
Brewer
Burch
Gordon Nomination for U S District Judge in North Carolina
Gene Gordon has been nominated to serve as U S District Judge for the Middle District of North Carolina replacing Judge Richardson Preyer who resigned to seek the governorship. The nomination has strong endorsements and a solid record in law and government. The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold hearings to consider approval and confirmation of the 46-year-old Guilford native.
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White House
Burlington Eugene A. Gordon
U. S
Middle District
North Carolina
Gene Gordon
Richardson Preyer
Cision
Senate Judiciary Committee
Guilforin
Gordon
Editorial View of Soviet Satellites Gain of Freedom
The satellites of Eastern Europe moved toward greater autonomy and freer expression under Khrushchev. Economic decentralization and Western trade rise, writers and artists win space, and tourist contact grows as nations seek national development. US policy backs evolution toward independence and open societies.
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Europe
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Moscow
Romania
Bucharest
East Europe
Russia
Red China
Hungary
Poland
Rumania
United States
Dean Rusk
Rusk
U.S
Cold War détente gains edge in U S Soviet ties
Washington notes a series of limited moves between the United States and the Soviet Union after the Cuba crisis. Khrushchev and Johnson praise each other while officials caution the detente is not an ideological breakthrough. Key steps include space treaty talk, no orbit of mass destruction weapons, and reduced nuclear output.
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Tom Lambert
Herald Tribune
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
Johnson
Johnson Khrushchev
U. S
Alaska
Kodiak
Cuba
Berlin
Russia
West
U.S
Washington-Moscow
Voice of America
East Germany
Lee Harvey Oswald
U.S.S.R
Moscow
New York City
Mr. Rusk
West Germany
Capitol Hill
Kremlin
Free World
Zanzibar
Viet Nam
Germany
Rusk
Letters to The Editor Leave religion exercises to the people
The writer argues Congress must not legislate religion, citing the First Amendment and the need for personal faith. They warn against governments forcing religious practice and urge citizens and churches to uphold constitutional principles without new laws. C K Fitzgerald Whitsett NC.
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Congress
Supreme Court
America
Russia
God
Kornegay
Becker
New York
Maryland
Jesus Christ
Tar Heel politics, cancer drive highlight High Point
The Enterprise notes James Hawkins joining as Sunday editor to cover politics and county government. It praises High Point efforts in the Cancer Crusade with Arch Avary and cites Per Capita giving above state averages. Also covered are Alderman’s interior decorating for the String and Splinter Club, the Wesley Theological Seminary award to Dr. N. M. Harrison, a Richardson Preyer visit plan for May 11, a Cuban film event on May 17, and Powell Jr.’s NYSE election and Kistler seat acquisition.
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James Hawkins
Enterprise Newsroom
Kentucky
Frankfort
Hawkins
Happy Chandler
Wake Forest
Frank Warren
Goldsboro
Cancer Crusade
Cancer
Arch Avary
Atlanta
High Point
Floyd Mehan
Henry Price
Alderman’s
Toe New South Motor Inn
Sidney A. Gayle Jr
Gil Gray
House
Charles E. Hayworth
The
Sheraton
Richardson Preyer
North Carolina
Independence
Preyer
Charlotte
U.S
Castro
Celia Muench
Carlos Lopez
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W. Averell Harriman
Stalin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bloc
High Point Enterprise
Bs Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
N. C
D. A. Rawley
Hirs
R. B. Terry
Rolt McPherson DE Brown
R.y W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loplin
N.C
Associated Press
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Tocal
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising
Americas
Point Enterprise
Enterprise
Southeast Asia
State Department
Laos
South Viet Nam
South
C. K. Fitzgerald Whitsett
Holt McPherson
Chies
American Association of University Women
YWCA
High Point College
N. M. Harrison
Society of John Wesley
Wesley Theological Seminary
American University
Harrison
Church
Robert J. Powell, Jr
Powell, Ristler & Co
Virginia
New York Stock Exchange
Charles E. Kistler
Exchange
Powell
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