Sinc., May 1 1968 Waynick on Europe NATO politics
Editorial notes US response to De Gaulle plans to pull France from NATO. Ball and Acheson condemn self centered French policies and warn of world war risk. Discusses empty chair policy and the need for a strong united Europe with France participating.
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United States
de Gaulle
France
NATO
George. Ball
Dean Acheson
Senate
Europe
Sig
Germany
Moscow
Acheson
Ball
U. S
America
Sunday Sermon Legacy of a Dying Man and a Forgiving Will
A ragged Chicago poorhouse finds a dying man's last will and testament. Charles Loundsberry leaves bequests to parents, youth, students, lovers, workers, and the aged, hoping to guide others away from poverty and sin. He laments wasted potential and seeks mercy through faith. The piece frames a personal penitence and utopian wishes for society.
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Chicago
Charles Loundsberry
A Broader Discretion By CAPUS WAYNICK
CAPUS WAYNICK praises Senator Everett Dirksen for seeking an amendment to allow states to form a bicameral legislature without strict one person one vote limits. He argues for the Senate’s checks and balances, defends constitutional framing, and supports broader state discretion modeled on the federal system.
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Supreme Court
Plato
U.S. Senate
Dirksen
Congress
Church meddling in politics sparks clash with Pew views
J Howard Pew, long time Presbyterian leader and Sun Oil chairman, argues the church should avoid entangling itself in secular policy issues such as federal aid to education civil rights and foreign policy. He cites church pressure on Congress and a proposed 1967 Confession as eroding Biblical authority and moral clarity.
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J. Howard Pew
United Presbyterian Foundation
Pew
Sun Oil Co
United Nations
Congress
Presbyterian Church
The
General Assembly
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Ardmore
Pennsylvania
Bonfire in the Dodd Investigation prompts reform talks
Washington reports discuss a February bonfire incident linked to campaign costs neglect and the push to amend the Corrupt Practices Act. The piece notes Johnson's State of the Union promises and calls for stronger penalties, plus commentary on TV campaign spending and lobbyist controls. It also covers dog protection efforts in Minnesota involving vivisection research and humane treatment proposals.
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Washington
Aebaun
Fortune
Jack Anderson
Connecticut
United States
Johnson
Lyndon
Texas
Philip Graham
Washington Post
Hennings
Missouri
Richard Neuberger
Oregon
Warren Magnuson
Magnuson
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Senate Commercce Committee
Minnesota
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Mike Kredowski
Friederigburg, Pa
Lone Trail Kennels
Kredowski
Senate
Minnesota Medical School
Ac Shace Caan Society For
Don Cole
Commerce
High Point Enterprise header and masthead fragment
Partial OCR of The High Point Enterprise shows masthead details including managing editor and corporate officers, address in High Point North Carolina, and notices about subscriptions, reproduction, and postage. The fragment lacks a full news item.
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N.C
N. C. Sondeat
Baiert Prise, Inc
Salina
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Christ
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High Point Enterprise
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North Main Street
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Direc
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