Apollo Moon Missions Each Having Advancing Purpose
The editorial notes Apollo 12, with Bean Conrad and Gordon, mirrors 1927 flight history as it nears launch. It argues Apollo 12 will feature two moon walks and samples plus a Surveyor relic, while future Apollo flights push farther from the lander and increase surface time. It predicts growing lunar exploration and a move beyond the Moon to another planet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Moon
Alan L. Bean
Charles Conrad
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Clarence Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Atlantic
United States
Europe
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bean
Conrad
Neil Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Armstrong
Aldrin
Moon
Idrin-Collins
FBI warns of open violence on campuses feared in new year
A high FBI official told editors and publishers in Bermuda that New Left groups on college campuses advocate open violence and that confrontations with authority are expected in the coming academic year. He warned of the Black Panther party’s extremism aimed at Negro students and noted a surge in racial disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Students For A Democratic Society
The
FBI
Bermuda
Wiliam C. Sullivan
Black Panther’ Party
The High Cost Of Music Clashes With Opera Orchestras
Salary payments to Metropolitan Opera stars are halted for eight weeks due to a labor dispute among 14 unions representing musicians dancers choristers and singers. National Symphony and Kansas City Philharmonic schedules are disrupted. Rochester and San Francisco contracts faced delays. The piece notes rising costs, deficits, longer seasons, and new management flexibilities amid broader public funding debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera
Washington
National Symphony
Kansas City Philharmonic
Rochester
San Francisco
Chicago Symphony
Cleveland Orchestra
New York Philharmonic
Boston Symphony
Philadelphia Orchestra
Deserters Fuel Saigon Black Market Network
In Cholon and Saigon the underworld grows around American deserters who dodge court martial, aid Viet Cong informers, and cash stolen checks. They live by violence, fear, and a $500 daily budget, aiding moneychangers and black marketeers who move funds and falsified currency through banks and PX infiltration. Senator Amel Funivut investigates currency manipulation tied to this netherworld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cholon
Saigon
Sweden
U.S
Red
Pariakiog
Vietnam
Sen
Abe Funivut
Sana
yLeay
Switzerland
U. S
Pxs
Deserter in Saigon Gangs Faces Loyalties and Death
A young soldier allied with Saigon's black market factions tries to desert and report to U S investigators, only to be killed by a rival gang member. The piece links wartime desertion, criminal networks, and the perilously intertwined power of Saigon's illicit economy. The column also covers Mississippi insurance probes tied to Camille fallout and critiques of state regulatory capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
U. S
Mississippi
Walter Davis
American Insurance” Association
Pocket
Davis
Jack A. Travis
Jacksos
Donald Cumbest
Pascagoula
Rand
Seventh Circuit Grand Jury
Travis
Leon Hendrick
Srand
Mississippi Insurance Commission
John Beil Willams
Insurance Commission
Grand Jury
High Point Leaders Honored for Public Service in 1969
Dr A B Croom chairs a banquet honoring Highway Commissioner T Lynwood Smith and Board of Conservation and Development member Ed Kemp. The event highlights High Point’s long tradition of public service with remarks by Governor Scott and tributes from many highway and development officials. It notes Kemp’s upcoming state park tour and praises other High Point figures who shaped the state’s highways and parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Croom
Chamber of Commerce
T. Lynwood Smith
Board of Conservation and Development
Ed Kemp
High Point
Highway Commission
J. Elwood Cox
Capus M. Waynick
Lynwood Smith
J. P. Barnley
Mr. Rawley
Johnny Rochelle
Amas Kearns
Charles E. Hayworth
Arthur G. Corpening Jr
Kemp
Elmore Alexander’ Jr
United Fied
United Community Services
Frank Wood
Charles Oakes
Bob Rankin
Public Service
Ivan Crissman
Dick Short
United Fund
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Enterprise
Ars
Sullivan
J. Edgar Hoover
Ficits
American Symphony Orchestra League
Constitution Hall
Buffalo Philharmonic
Louisville Orchestra
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
N.C
D.a.rawley
CH. Lockwood
David A. Rawley JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C.W. Patterson, JR
Wow.idol JR. Coe
Richard Teague
Nterprise
Tewspaper
Associated Press
tYr
N. C
High Poine
Prise, Inc
Jack Anderson
Bell McClure Synificate
Senator Sooper
Prue
Noble
YWCA
Japan
Rhett Ball
Bob Brooks
Sears
High Point College
Brooks
Sears - Roebuck ‘Foundation
Marcella Carter
I T
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Susan Rowe
Meredith
Miss North Carolina
John Griffin
Don Stewart
High Point Police
Don
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