Compromise plan on presidential war powers in peril era
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a joint resolution requiring the President to report to Congress when sending U S troops into armed conflict without prior House and Senate consultation. It notes extraordinary circumstances allow action, bridges debates on Cambodia, and heads to the Senate where Fulbright could block passage.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
United States
House
Senate
Cambodia
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Thank You Thank You The Enterprise Open House
The Enterprise Open House drew thousands of well dressed citizens who lined both inside and outside the new cella. E LeRoy Briggs recalled editors and publishers through The Enterprise’s 90 years while Leonard Honeycutt noted he began delivering papers 66 years ago. Soc Chakales, a former managing editor, joined in the nostalgic recollections as the staff pledged to serve the community with an improved newspaper.
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E. LeRoy Briggs
Leonard Honeycutt
J. J. Farriss
Soc Chakales
Otten
Nasser and Ataturk Compared as Modernizers
A study contrasts Gamal Abdel Nasser with Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, highlighting reform drives, anti colonial stances, and visions for a modern state. It notes Nasser's 1956 Suez nationalization and divergent legacies versus Ataturk’s Western-oriented modernization.
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Egypt
Farouk
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Israel
Saladin
United Arab Republic
Turkey
Ataturk
Europe
Middle East
Drug firms tied to heroin packaging under congressional scrutiny
Washington hearings focus on Parke Davis and Eli Lilly for supplying No 5 gelatin capsules used in heroin packaging and Merck for selling quinine to adulterate heroin. Subpoenas target three retail druggists while Perito promises substantive testimony on pharmacists and narcotics packaging material sales.
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Washington
Parke Davis
Eli Lilly
Merck & Co
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Crime Committee
Paul Perito
Washington Area
New York
U. S. Envelope Company
Springfield
Mass
United States
Perito
Merck
Greater
Allende Rivalry and Herrera Ties Stir Chilean Politics
Chilean election shifts toward congressional decision as Salvador Allende gains momentum. Felipe Herrera of the Inter-American Development Bank quietly aligns with Allende, while bank officer Orlando Letelier visits to bolster support. The bank also funds a radical-leaning university in Santiago, prompting U.S. officials to reassess relations.
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Allende
Felipe Herrera
Inter-American Development Bank
Salvador Allende
Castro
Chile
Herrera
U.S
U. S
State Technical University
Santiago
Alende
Communist Party
Treasury
David Kennedy
Mood of voters and local notes shape midterm preview
The piece surveys voter mood ahead of off year elections with pollster views on cynicism and indecision while noting local concerns. It covers Fire Prevention Week led by High Point Fire Department, the Frazier Reunion at Shady Grove Baptist Church, a Big Bear restructuring after Mrs. G. E. Hutchens’s death, and bank and construction plans in the area.
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High Point
Woodrow W. Robbins
Shady Grove Baptist Church
Staley
First Citizens Bank & Trust Company
FDIC
Eastgate
Montlieu
Deep River Road
Presbyterian Home
John Stallings
Adams Millis
North
Elm Street
Enterprise
Lexington
Davidson Courthouse
The
Highway Commission
Thomasville
Reensboro
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Richard Teague
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