Red China in UN debate could reshape world body
The piece argues admitting Red China to the United Nations is likely within a year and would empower Beijing in the Security Council, potentially aiding diplomacy and trade but risking East West tensions and undermining the UN as a peacekeeping force. It warns seating China could open channels while not curing crime.
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China
United Nations
Ind
Red China
United States
Peking
Security Council
Hong Kong
Mary Geraldine
Sisters of the Poor Servants of God
Maryfield
Roehampton
London
Charles McLaughlin
High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Patrice
Geraldine
Christ
Mary Patrice
War of Jenkins Ear and the one-university system debate
The article links the Jenkins ear incident to a broader political struggle over a unified state university system. It notes how supply and demand in autos reflect predictive production and consumer choice. It references Jenkins history, British parliamentary reaction, and a broader note on sovereignty and economic policy.
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Leo Jenkins
Editorial on Oil From Rock Shale Misnomer and Policy
Editorial argues shale oil is a misnomer as the rock is maristone containing kerogen, not liquid oil. It notes federal control of 11,000 square miles of shale lands, Hoover era orders, and a cautious stance from the Oil Shale Advisory Board amid renewed Senate hearings and research efforts in Colorado.
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Hoover
United States
Secre
Stewart Udair
Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Colorado
Temga Port and Enterprise Association Notice
A fragmented notice from Temga Port Enterprise Association lists officers including President RAWLEY and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood. It shows mailing rates by period and a Sunday price tier, indicating a dues or subscription structure with multi‑month and single month costs.
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Temga Port
Enterprise
High Point
N. C
A. Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
Kennedy Birth Control Prompted Controversy in Peru Tour
Drew Pearson reports Bobby Kennedy’s Latin American tour drew support and criticism. Kennedys remarks in Cuzco about having nine children clashed with Peru and U S birth control policies. The piece ties population growth to food production declines and cites plans by Eisenhower Kennedy and Be launde Terry on family planning. It notes Doxiadis Ecumenopolis projections and Harlem’s HARYOU ACT scandal as broader context.
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Sen. Kennedy
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Peru
David Bell
U. S
Latin America
Church
U.S
Christmas toy gifts and church aid reach Kontum
Capt. Lam reports U S troops receive toys and letters from home for a Kontum Christmas party as volunteers raise funds and coordinate air and surface shipments. Neighbors and groups like Junior Chamber, High Point press, and church classes express support for U S efforts in Viet Nam.
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John C. Lam
Kontum
Viet Nam
U.S
Bill Green
Don Delk
John A. Womack
Pat Thomas
Furniture City American Business Club
Carol Russell
Joe B. Johnson
Thomasville
Jean Bouldin
Pfeiffer College
North Main Baptist Church
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Cuzco
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Doxiadis
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
McCall's Magazine
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Peace Corps
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Cne
Harlem
Harlem Youth Project
Haryou-Act
Livingstone Wingate
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Frank Hogan
John Lindsay
New York City
Holt McPherson
Wayside Inn
Longfellow
Old Post Road
Sudbury
Mass
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Lexington
Woodrow McKay
George Washington
Marquis de Lafayette
Wallace Ralston
Life of Carolina
Jack Barris
YMCA
Fred Koury
Ed Hardin
Leo Heer
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