Pulitzer awards reflect strong press coverage from Vietnam
The article notes Horst Faas of the Associated Press wins a Pulitzer for a Vietnam War photo series and underscores photographers who also write. It cites Malcolm Browne and Faas as examples of reporters who deliver both image and narrative from the conflict.
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Viet Nam
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High Point elects new nine member board amid partisan debate
Tuesday's municipal election yielded Robert Davis as a leading Republican on the nine member board, signaling continued two party government. Voter turnout showed interest and the board is expected to push decisive development at City Hall with experienced leadership. Democrats now bear responsibility to govern, while avoiding pure partisanship as High Point looks to forward growth.
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Fey Pine
Drug warning system proposed by U S delegation to World Health Assembly
The United States plans a world communications center on drugs to be shared with Geneva talks at the World Health Assembly. The proposal aims to alert doctors and women worldwide by Tuesday, reflecting ongoing efforts to manage drug safety amid the thalidomide tragedy and related investigations.
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English Road
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Ette
Ray Kiziah
Lester Hamilton
Ruby Myers
Ralph Shepard
John Yre
Howard Coble
Appalachian
Iowa swings to Democrats in 1962 midterm shifts
The article notes Iowa's congressional delegation changing from six Republicans and one Democrat to six Democrats and one Republican after the November election. It highlights GOP Rep H R Gross's narrow win aided by absentee ballots and reflects broader national unease with political sentiment and public figures during the period.
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H. R. Gross
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Mason City
John Gronouski
Washington
Residence change for Ward 1 councilman cited in local notices
The article notes Roy B. Culler Jr will move from his mother’s home at 1223 Westwood to take the former Dr. W A Hayes house at 418 Edgedale Drive. It mentions Holt McPherson remains Ward 1 councilman amid the residence swap and details various community happenings including a NSID chapter base and upcoming camp sessions and a North Carolina Symphony concert at Northeast Junior High School.
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Westwood
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Thayer Coggin
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Cheerio
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North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
Northeast Junior High School
High Point voter plea against ABC stores
A High Point letter urges voting no on the ABC issue warning of destruction and apathy. The writer cites Bible verse to condemn allowing alcohol and calls on citizens to vote this evil down.
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ABC
Questions Voice of Consensus Foreign Policy Attack
The administration faces sharp criticism over its foreign policy from multiple nations and some Democratic colleagues both at home and abroad. Calls grow for a swift halt to ongoing international engagements and a reassessment of overseas commitments.
Notes On The News About Traffic Signals At Intersections
A reader questions the choice of four directional traffic lights at a residential intersection versus single direction signals. The note asks why traffic lights are timed, duplicated, and placed, suggesting a city bargain price of $1.98 each and concerns about visual clutter.
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