Foreign Aid Faces Scrutiny Over Waste and Policy
A Senate debate on foreign aid reveals public disillusionment with wasteful practices and ineffective use of billions. Critics argue for tighter management, while President Kennedy emphasizes the program’s importance to world peace and national interests.
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de Gaulle
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South America
Viet Nam
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Cultural War Over Barghoorn Case Sparks U S Resolve
The dispute over Yale professor Frederick Barghoorn’s Moscow detention tests freedom and Russo American ties. Kennedy’s pressure led to his release and expulsion, prompting State Dept warnings and a cooling of cultural exchanges. Moscow’s motives remain debated as trade and diplomacy feel the impact.
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Frederick C. Barghoorn
Moscow
Russia
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Dean Rusk
Gettysburg
Washington
National Gallery of Art
U. S
Soviet Union
Kennedy and the South electoral votes in play
Editorial examines Kennedy's need to win Southern electoral votes amid rising Goldwater influence. Notes GOP gains in Texas and Florida shifts, poll tax repeal impacts, and intra party feuds with Sen. Yarborough and VP Johnson. Predicts potential South vote gains if Goldwater secures nomination.
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Texas
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Austin
House of Representatives
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Nixon
Virginia
Tennessee
Alabama
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Gallup
Sen. Goldwater
Ralph Yarborough
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Yarborough
James C. Wright Jr
Washington
John B. Connally
Sen
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Ill-Timed Tag On U S Pay Increase Bill for 1068 Elections
Washington report notes a $600 million annual pay hike for 1.8 million federal workers approved by the House Civil Service Committee as a first step. It argues public trust is eroding amid ethics questions, citing Fred Korth and Robert Baker cases, calls for reform, and criticism of both parties.
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NEA
House Civil Service Committee
Sam Rayburn
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Fred Korth
Senate
Robert G. Baker
House
Ralph R. Roberts
Letters to The Editor Raise Cafeteria Controversy
G C Slack writes to The Enterprise raising concerns about a High Point City Schools cafeteria booklet and an opinion survey ballot to be distributed by students. He questions funding, use of tax dollars, and the fairness of a campaign that could tilt views in favor of the current system. He cites legal caution from the North Carolina Supreme Court and urges balanced access for opposing views.
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North Carolina Supreme Court
Board of Education
Bill Dreyer
James McDermott
McDermott
Dean Prusiie
G. C. Slack
High Point College
Winston-Salem
India
Edwin Hackney
Christian Witness
Delhi
Hackney
Friendship Airport
Greensboro
Chamber of Commerce
Walter E. Crissman
19Th
Cabarrus
Randolph
Montgomery
Rowan
Allen H. Gwyn
Eugene G. Shaw
Lach
Kivett Drive
Friendship
John Sun
Maryland
Planning Department
William Colonna
Sun
High Point celebrates national spotlight and civic pride
The piece notes High Point's prominent status with the National Amateur Athletic Union and other national recognitions, urges a large celebratory event, and highlights local leaders. It also profiles William Carey Weedon, his Scout achievements, and ties to community roles, plus campus events and civic projects shaping the city.
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Taylor M. Simpson
National Association of Cemetery Owners
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Fred Swartzberg
Industrial Management Club
Guy Kinney
Chember of Commerce
Willliam Carey Weedon
Charles F. Weedon
Weedon
Olivia
Sanford
Post Engineers
Fort Bragg
Occoneechee
Lee County
Camp Durant
Raleigh
Order of the Arrow
Philmont Rach
Cimarron
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Lee
Raritan Club
Community Development Association
Olivia Presbyterian Church
Ruby Britt
Bradenboro
Landon Rosser
Paul
Beckie
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