New Left Guerrilla Tactics Seen as Old Terrorism
A 29-year-old former history teacher describes the new left as a guerrilla force in urban America. Gregory Calvert of Students for a Democratic Society voices views praising violence and direct action, citing Black Panthers incidents and linking white and black power to overthrow the establishment. The piece critiques the movement's factionalism, youthful ardor, and disdain for law, arguing that responsible citizenship upholds rights and order.
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Chicago
Skid Row
Gregory Calvert
Students For A Democratic Society
New York Time
California
Vietnam
Che Guevara
Fidel Castro
New Letters
U. S
Poor Paper Plan Sparks Debate on Free News and Government Aid
The Forum flags a proposal for a free newspaper funded by Uncle Sam, critiquing government grants to the poor and the politics of subsidized media as readers face tax burdens and a changing press landscape.
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Uncle Sam
Carter
N.C. Anme
Associated Press
Oe Point
N. C
High Point
Enterprise, Inc
Return of brown bagging risks more drunken driving
The piece argues legalized brown bagging may raise liquor use and driving risks, noting alcohol as a contributing factor in over half of fatal auto accidents. It cites post‑mortem findings, stresses personal responsibility, and mentions Finland's harsh treatment of drinking drivers as a cautionary example.
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Finland
Scandinavian
Editorial: Rising Threat In Air Pollution Drive
The federal government expands its air pollution role with a proposed 99 million budget for the Public Health Service division for the new fiscal year, up from 35.5 million and a supplemental 4.2 million. Health officials warn about death-dealing smogs and long term health effects, noting cars as major pollutants and concerns over copper compounds, asbestos fibers, lead in gasoline additives, and brake linings.
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Johnson
Congress
Federal
New York
High Point Enterprise Staff and Office Listings
The High Point Enterprise announces its staff roles and office contact details. Listed are executive editors business manager advertising director circulation manager and officers with the 305 307 North Main Street address.
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Rupassea
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood B. Terry
H P. Rawley Holt McPherson
Joe Bro
Co. W. Patterson, JR
Vv. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Birchers target Senator Church recalls and Nix apology
Washington column details John Birch Society plans to recall Idaho Senator Frank Church to push a right wing voting shift. Also notes apologies to Rep. Nix Jr. over salary and Philadelphia judge race records and reports Johnson helped withdraw troops from West Germany. French envoy Moutet defies silence on Marshall Plan praise.
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Washington
John Birch Society
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
Young Borah
West
Sen
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Nix
Robert N. C. Nix Jr
Philadelphia
Young Nix
Theodore Spaulding
Robert Nix Jr
Michael J. O’donnell
Mr. Nix
Wayne Hays
D-Ohio
Council of Europe
Europe
France
England
Belgium
Netherlands
Hays
French National Assembly
Marius Moutet
de Gaullists
Deputy Moutet
United States
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New Left
the Times
Holt McPherson
Y Cernan
U.S. Mint
C.B
Bob Haas
Friendship Airport
Haas
Friendship
Newark
Mr. Haas
Southern Die Casting Co
Davidson
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
Davidson Water, Inc
Clyde Pickle
Lexington
Thomasville
Denton
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Atlantic City
Robert T. Amos Jr
Lynwood Smith
Adams-Millis Corp
NAHM
Greece
Athens
George Papandreou
Katie Heer
Leo Heers
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Mount Airy
Dale Sloan
Miss Heer
Chapel Hill
UNC
William H. Stewart
Senate
The
High Point Enterprise
Cne
Ase
Trates
Ween
Drew Pearson
San Rafael
Calif
Translucent Farms Company
the Eagle
Yakima
Wash
Rep. Nix
Harlem
Customs House
N. 22Nd Street
Common Pleas Court of
Municipal Court of Philadelphia
Women’s Criminal Division
West Germany
Kurt Kiesinger
Germany
Adenauer
Kiesinger
Soviet Union
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