France’s de Gaulle Signals Practical EEC Shift on Britain
Editorial views de Gaulle softening stance toward Britain in the European Common Market. The piece notes his past door slam on UK entry and speculates on France seeking flexible Rome Treaty interpretations to align with evolving European forces.
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Britain
European Economic Community
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Denmark
Norway
Ireland
Dra Europe
Crea
Air travel rises in Thanksgiving period despite doubts
Dr. Gallup and Trans World Air lines report a 1965 survey showing about 42 million Americans have never flown a commercial jet, up slightly from three years earlier. Younger adults lead in flying, while many older travelers still favor cars. the recent weekend hints a growing reliance on air for long trips.
Editorial Research Investing In Asia
The United States pursues a new regional bank for Asia akin to Africa and Latin America projects. After discussions in Bangkok and Manila, the plan seeks $1 billion capital with $200 million from the US and $100 million for a Southeast Asia Fund, with Japan contributing $200 million and other nations joining. The bank’s leadership remains unsettled as candidates and regional interests clash, including Soviet policy and locating the bank in Asia.
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Asia
Africa
Latin America
Eugene Black
World Bank
Black
Bangkok
Japan
U.N
Manila
Jean Monnet
Robert Marjolin
Europe
If We Stop Littering, The Future Will Learn
A comic-era column laments widespread littering from gum to cans and calls for personal action. It praises Major Hoople for attention to trash and argues government aid may be needed to curb pollution and illegal dumps. It warns archeologists will study our waste as a record of civilization.
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Amos B. Hoople
Enterprise
Lem
Anonymous Recorded Messages Spark Senate Hearing Debates
The Senate subcommittee probes anonymous recorded calls used for abusive and extremist attacks, naming AT&T and cities like New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Baltimore and Miami. Sen. Gale McGee seeks a law mandating message origin disclosure by telephone subscribers and broadcasters. Astronaut David Scott is slated for a space orbit next year.
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Senate Communications Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
At&t
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Miami
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
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Thayer
Pamela Culler crowned Miss High Point at city pageant
The High Point pageant at HPC Memorial Auditorium named Pamela Culler Miss High Point, praising her beauty, talent, and Baptist singing background. Emcee Bob Chesson and local organizations supported an event aimed at national honors, while other notes covered church projects, Maryfield and Fairfield sanctuaries, and local development.
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Shirley Ellington
HPC Memorial
Bob Boyles
Bob Chesson
WGHP
Jaycees
Pam Culler
North Carolina
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