Indian dissent rises over US funded Indian education aid
A US 300 million credit program for wheat and education faces strong opposition in India and from within Congress in the United States. Critics fear CIA influence and external meddling while supporters insist the funds support independent education via a foundation run by Indian and Asian leaders. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi reportedly warned she could quit if dissatisfied with leadership.
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India
Congress Party
Asia
United States
Congress
Indira Gandhi
Guilford Tech Institute Elects Marco President at Jamestown
Herbert Francis Marco became president of Guilford Technical Institute in Jamestown delivering an inaugural address outlining three goals. He urged raising education quality, producing useful graduates for community government and industry, and instilling strong citizenship to defend freedoms and the nation.
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Herbert Francis Marco
Guilford Technical Institute
Jamestown
Editorial on hallucinogenic drugs raises alarm across campuses
The piece discusses rising use of hallucinogens among college students and prompts Senate subcommittees to act. It notes LSD’s removal from the market by Sandoz, a Kennedy led investigation, and warnings from Dr. James L. Goddard about widespread illegal access and the need to balance medical potential with danger.
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George Playe
Senate
Judiciary
Taille
Ela
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N. Y
American Medical Association
James L. Goddard
U. S. Food and Drug
Dr. Goddard
Letters to the Editor in The Enterprise on Negro citizens
A reader addresses thinking Negro residents 21 and over criticizing a small faction claiming to speak for all in High Point. He warns against evil, fascism, and intimidation, questions civil rights rhetoric, and notes political figures and social commentary including Lurleen Wallace and references to crime policy and the ADA while urging civic engagement.
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the Enterprise
High Point
White House Notes On News Event Highlights Polled Mood
Notes on News describes a White House gathering with a humorous apple polishing contest among Humphrey McNamara and Rusk. Humphrey wins by one stroke amid discussions of polls and the appeal of peace over freedom duties. Andrew Talbot signs off.
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White House
Humphrey
McNamara
Rusk
Andrew Talbert
Achartered Night Vision Unites Souls at Heaven’s Gate
In a dream a speaker rises to apologize for judging others as unworthy. Faces of the departed appear surprised to see the speaker among them, revealing a message about humility and the judgment of others.
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John W. Langford
High Point Enterprise Introductory Fact Sheet
The High Point Enterprise is an independent daily newspaper published in High Point North Carolina. It serves the local community with regional news, sports, and community notices each afternoon and morning edition.
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Wong
Bern
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Life and Casualty Mirror
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Vincent S. Waters
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