Voters speak in Piedmont NC race results
The article notes a clear two party pattern in Piedmont North Carolina with Republicans dominant in Guilford County on the Board of Commissioners and a Democratic sheriff. It highlights Dale Montgomery and Percy Sears winning re election tickets and Willard Gourley sweeping Greensboro for the GOP while others in the region underperformed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
North Carolina
Guilford County
Board of
Joe Shore
Raleigh
Ku Kluxer Thurman Thompson
Jamestown
KKK
Dale Montgomery
Rity
Congress
Guilford
Alamance
Davidson
Paul Gibson
Sheriff's Department
Clayton Jones
Jones
Unpleasant facts warn of growing global wealth gap
B K Nehru, former World Bank official and India’s U S ambassador, told a National Foreign Trade Council audience that rich nations target one percent of GNP for development but fell to three fifths and that poor nations’ share of world trade dropped from 23 to 20 percent due to tariff and quota barriers. He cautioned about political stability risks and urged a more welcoming business climate to spur private investment and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Nehru
World Bank
India
United States
National Foreign Trade Council
New York
Nehru
United Nations
Council
U. S
Spy fever grips Britain and United States with high profile cases
The article details George Blake’s escape from Wormwood Scrubs on Oct 22, already a longstanding British spy case. It links Blake’s removal to broader suspicions around US Air Force Sgt. Herbert Boeckenhaupt, and notes British arrests like William Mulvena on Nov 2. It mentions speculation on embassy expulsions and prison life anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blake
Wormwood Scrubs
London
Blake
Soviet Union
Gamier
Herbert William Boeckenhaupt
U. S. Air Force
Scotland Yard
Special
Boeckenhaupt
William Cecil Mulvena
Mulvena
Britain
William John Vassall
St. Paul
Johnson's relentless schedule keeps pace with presidency
Lyndon Johnson, after a 1955 heart attack, maintains an intense routine, rising early, managing a full White House day, dining late, and working through the night. Doctors know his pace, Secret Service worries, yet he pursues historic projects and refuses to slow down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Eisenhower
Johnson
White House
Cabinet
Lyndon
Roosevelt
Roose
Velt
Truman
Key West
Reel’s Foot Lake
Tenn
Catoctin Mountains
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Cape Cod
Camp David
Texas
Goldwater
Dieter
Secret Service
United States
Obituary Letter Defends Gratitude For US De Gaulle Controversy
An octogenarian Lyon-Red Book executive reflects on Charles de Gaulle and US France ties. He recalls American sacrifices in World War II, criticizes De Gaulle for ingratitude, and urges gratitude and steadfast defense of Vietnam commitments. He references family ties to Rev. Thomas Carrick and local church history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles de Gaulle
J. A. Eshelman
Good Afternoon
Lyon-Red Book
Lyon
Southeastern
East Tennessee
de Gaulle
de Gaulle and Company
United States
France
Normandy
America
South Viet Nam
Indo China
Charles Pinckey
Andrew Jackson
Pinckney
Iscariot
Benedict Arnold
Caslus
North Main Street Baptist Church
Thomas Carrick
C. W. Hewlett
Mary Stephens Carrick
Marblehead
Mass
C. W. Carrick
West Lafayette
Ind
Ibsen
Carrick
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AP News
High Point
N. C
Holt McPherson
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Atternon
Arlington National Cemetery
Berry's
NEA, Inc
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