Heath Tells Conservatives Europe Must Build Independent Strength
The British prime minister Edward Heath warned at the Conservative conference that postwar American policy has created rough winds in world trade and finance and urged Europe to develop its own foreign economic and defense policies. He noted the United States seeks balance of payments protection and there may be direct talks with the Soviet Union and China as Europe moves toward unity and possible aid coordination.
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Britain
Edward Heath
Conservative Party
Heath
United States
Europe
Bestir
Soviet Union
China
Commonwealth
Carifta
Students Vote in College Towns Could Reshape Elections
The debate over moving North Carolina primaries to June risks student voting in college towns. ADA argues students could swing many districts, challenging conservative incumbents and shaping Congress and possibly the presidential race. Critics urge voting at home to represent constituents.
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General Assembly
North Carolina
Congress
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Caribbean Unification Moves After Federation Collapse
Ten years after the West Indian Federation collapse a new movement aims to unite Windward and Leeward islands with talks in Grenada set to yield a public declaration on Nov 1. St Kitts Antigua Dominica Grenada St Lucia St Vincent and Guyana back a loose confederation while Jamaica Barbados and Trinidad show mixed positions.
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London
Windward
Leeward
Grenada
St. Kitts
Antigua
Dominica
St. Lucia
St. Vincent
Guyana
Jamaica
Barbados
Trinidad
Financial Times of London
Caribbean Islands
McCormack under scrutiny amid Nixon denial of probe
The 80 year old former Speaker John McCormack is probed by U S attorneys about a hardship discharge for a Navy enlisted man while Nixon officials deny any investigation. McCormack rests in Providence Hospital beside his wife Harriet as interviews are arranged through his nephew in Washington.
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Washington
Nixon
John McCormack
McCormack
White House
Ron Ziegler
U. S
Richard Ben-Veniste
W. Cullen MacDonald
Washington Law Office
Edward McCormack
Miami
Martin Sweig
Lewisburg
Sweig
Nathan Voloshen
South Boston
Jack Anderson
McCormack Denied Probe as Grand Jury Probes Charges
Ziegler and the Attorney General deny any Justice Department probe of Speaker McCormack. A New York grand jury subpoenaed three of McCormack's friends and requested his financial records and firm files. Testimony and bank records reportedly exonerate McCormack, showing modest savings and a net worth around $100000.
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McCormack
White House
Grand Jury
Rubin Epstein
Boston
City Bank and Trust
George Feldman
Malta
Luxembourg
Peter Cloherty
Boston City Bank
Cloherty
High Point Parade Conflicts With Gimbels Parade
A letter to the editor urges High Point citizens to protest a parade schedule clash. The T Wingate Andrews Band will represent the city in Philadelphia’s Gimbels Parade on Thanksgiving morning, while High Point hosts its own parade. The author notes the band’s fundraising and urges residents to write officials.
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High Point
Philadelphia
Penn
T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
North Carolina
J. Y. Bell
Furniture market insight and 50th anniversary note at High Point
Robert Marks, furniture market specialist, spoke at the Rotary luncheon praising rising demand and shifts in manufacturing and retail. The market shows price stability, showroom warehouse growth, and deeper consumer interest with faster delivery and room settings, signaling optimism for 1972.
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San Francisco
High Point
Great Southern Furniture Market
North Carolina
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Allard K. Lowenstein
Ronald Rood
Eric Williams
Caribbean
Anguilla
Aea
Stres
Merry
By Jack Anderson
Ee Holt McPherson
Rotary Club
Robert Marks
America
Marks
Schoonbeck
Marion
McDowell County
Virginia
Monsanto Corp
Singer Manufacturing Co
U. S. Plywood Champion Papers Inc
Armstrong Cork Co
Burlington Industries
Sperry and Hutchinson Co
S & H Green Stamps
Burlington House
Home Furnishings Council
FEA
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