Laos Turnover to Communists Shrinks U S Options
The piece argues President Kennedy yielded to Khrushchev at Vienna by endorsing a neutral Laos with a coalition government, warning that communist ministers could seize control through Interior and Defense. It notes U S troops head toward Thailand under a bilateral treaty, while Laos remains unsecured with potential spillover to South Vietnam, Cambodia, or Thailand.
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United States Aids Free Nations on Indochina Borders
The United States commits Marines to Thailand after Thai request and SEATO considerations. Russia would call it intervention, while Laos’ future remains uncertain amid Communist gains. The move shifts balance in Indochina, with defense pledges tied to U.S. presence and regional stability.
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Korea
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China
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Thanat Khoman
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Time Of Challenge For High Point's Renewal And Growth
An editorial urges vigilance on Urban Renewal and Downtown Development in High Point. It argues the city must embrace bold concepts and courage to avoid decay, highlighting a five-column analysis as essential reading and warning against complacency and greed.
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No Place For Dumbness in School Board Transparency
Public access to school board deliberations is essential for citizen rights. The High Point Enterprise urges open meetings and condemns secret discussions as dumb and indefensible, stressing the community stake in school governance and fair dealing.
U.S. Backs Time Strategy in Laos Amid Cold War Tensions
Washington frames Laos push as a diplomatic move to delay direct conflict while pressuring neutralists and pro Western loyalists toward a coalition with the Reds. If diplomacy fails, U S troops could seize small border areas to shield free Laos and disrupt the Ho Chi Minh trail, backing Thai and regional partners against guerrilla incursions.
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When Is a Man Great according to Jesus
A Sunday sermon argues true greatness lies in humility mercy and love. It contrasts leaders like George III and William Booth, praises Lincoln and Jesus kneeling in service, and asserts greatness comes from devotion to God and selfless acts rather than wealth or power.
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North Carolina commission cites housing discrimination against Negroes
The North Carolina Civil Rights Advisory Commission chaired by McNeill Smith reports widespread housing discrimination against African Americans. It finds worse conditions for Negro housing, restricted sale and rental, higher rents, and stark segregation. The group notes mixed progress in cities but says no action is proposed, urging eradication of housing discrimination.
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