Where Do We Go Now In Anti-Drug Warfare
A High Point editorial critiques court actions releasing three youths charged with marijuana possession after improper search warrants. It questions local justice, urges police diligence, and asks local officials about reforms and guidance from Attorney General and Mr Byerly.
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High Point
Travis Ian Hill
Thomas Rufus Cheves Jr
Charles Robert Efird
Hill
Cheves
Efird
Fentress Horner
Elizabeth City
Hill and Cheves
W. B. Byerly Jr
Hoover
Byerly
North Carolina
Washington
Evolutionary leaps and ethical queries haunt modern science
The article surveys long arcs of human evolution from Australopithecus to Ramapithecus and discusses how new tech reshapes archeology. It notes scientists foresee dramatic control over nature but warn of risks, including genetic tampering and cloning potential. It cites experts and raises fears about quality of life amid nuclear and biotech advances.
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C. W. Ceram
Tanzania
Kenya
Ramapithecus
Darwin
Harvey Wheeler
Bernard Davis
Harvard Medical School
R. C. Edwards
Ruth E. Fowler
Scientific American
Albert Einstein
Blue
Richard Speck
Nazi ties alleged in Greek junta leader Papadopoulos
Senator Lee Metcalf claims evidence of Nazi collaboration by Greek junta head George Papadopoulos dating to World War II. He cites an affidavit by former US Ambassador Phillips Talbot and CIA reports. Greece denies the charge as malicious and untrue.
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Washington
Lee Metcalf
Dmont
Metcalf
George Papadopoulos
Papadopoulos
Phillips Talbot
U. S
Greece
James Potts
Walter Kuntze
Alexander Loehr
Maxmillian von Weichs
Howard University
Nikolaos Stavrou
Stavrou
Hudson Institute
Elias Demetracopoulos
le Monde Diplomatique
Koukoulacos
Demetracopoulos
Scandal and tragedy mix in Greek junta probes and navy Trenton fire
The article reports on former Greek junta figures under scrutiny for wartime ties to Nazi forces and notes Rep. Rosenthal’s probe. It also covers deadly and nearly deadly incidents aboard U S S Trenton with steam valve failures. A Norfolk court of inquiry investigates the causes and a separate Roark fire report reveals oil ignition and toxic gas exposure aboard a destroyer.
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Axis Sally
Tokyo
Metcalf
Papadopoulos
H. Demeroutis
Aegean
Euboia
Koukoulacos
Central Intelligence
Alexander Natsinas
Trenton
Norfolk
Navy
Oscar Hoffman
Hoffman
Roark
Emerald jewel wins title as largest fine North Carolina emerald
Arnold Schiffman, a famed North Carolina gemologist, secures a 70.25 carat emerald from Hiddenite area, declaring it the state’s largest fine specimen. The story recounts the 1940s purchase journey and the stone’s display at Schiffman’s Greensboro shop as of today.
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Carolina
Arnold Schiffman
North Carolina
Wayne Anthony
Hiddenite
Schiffman
State Magazine
Mr. Schiffman
Alexander County
Greensboro
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Solicitor Allbright
Mr. Byerly
Loft McPherson
Aig
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