Food for Peace fight tests U S trade and aid policy
A Senate House conference dispute over the Food for Peace program pits freeing aid against halting supplies to enemies. The House rejected tying food shipments to trading with North Viet Nam or Cuba by a large margin, risking the program’s fate.
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Senate House Conference Committee
House
State Department
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Food For Peace
Page Belcher
Oklahoma
Viet Nam
Yugoslavia
India
Cuba
Poland
United Arab Republic
UNC Greensboro urged expansion to new campus site
Greensboro leaders back immediate acquisition of about a thousand acres to enlarge UNC G beyond its cramped current campus. The push argues for a bold move to create a new, greater institution and to join the University of North Carolina system as a full partner with Chapel Hill. Delays or continued spending at the present site are viewed as folly.
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Greensboro
Carson Bain
Unc-G
UNCG
Chapel Hill
Greater University
Dave Neill
Atti & Wedieden
Bigek
Blake Thompson
Aving Company
Jimmy Fox
Westwood
Curtis Smithdeal
County Commission
Dale Montgomery
Winston-Salem
Marion Foster
The
North Carolina Hospital Association
Legislative
Randolph
Guilford
Forsyth
Foster
North Carolina
Scleia
Legisla
Hastings Anniversary Reflections and Conflicted Celebrations
Editorial discusses the 900th anniversary of Hastings focusing on the battle’s uncertain legends and sources. It notes the Bayeux Tapestry as Norman propaganda, Halley’s comet as omen, and William’s 1066 campaign from Pevensey to Hastings with Norman victory by archer and cavalry tactics. The piece also traces royal lineage to William and Harold through Elizabeth I and mentions Godiva as an ancestor.
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Hastings
William the Conqueror
Harold
Bayeux
England
Matilda
Bishop Odo
William
Normandy
Battle of
Malmesbury
Aethelmaer
Pevensey
Napoleon
Hitler
Elizabeth I
Hapeld
Debrett
Gytha
Kiev
Godiva
National Scandal of Air Pollution and DOJ Delays
Drew Pearson reports on a five week Los Angeles grand jury probe into the auto industry, the Big Four’s alleged delay of anti smog devices, and a Justice Department lag revealed after this column exposed the issue. The piece notes related UN and public affairs commentary and broader social observations.
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Washington
Ben Bagdikian
Saturday Evening Post
Justice Department
Los Angeles
Antitrust
California Air Pollution Board
Norris-Themidor
W. R. Grace
American Machine and Foundry
Arvin Industries
Universal Oil Products
American Cyanamid
Walker Manufacturing Company
U.N
United Nations
U Thant
Parking crisis spurs Merchants to seek bold action
Downtown High Point faces parking and market pressures as merchants urge decisive steps to protect the core business district. Leaders cite threats to the Furniture Market and retail trade, calling for coordinated improvements and public support to maintain value and growth.
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Wien Point
Nes
Ap Rw
Knox
Ubonenewal
Jess Washburn
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Guy Fawkes
Jack the Ripper
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High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Randall 8
Joseph Pf, Bawlaiy
Pgsssses
Oeperm
C. W. Patterson
Revue In Advancy
N.C
Ieee
Drew Pearson
Latin America
Gala Plaza
Ecuador
U. N
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Lebanon
Eisenhower
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Lleras
Colombia
Manuel Perez Gerrero
Guerrero
League of Nations
Perez Jeminez
Caracas
Soaper
By Bill Vaughan
America
Berry's
MEA
Gladys
Robert W. Jasper
Preenans
Tees Point Garden Council
Gaiee
Diab
Gaus Beens
Jaycees
High Point
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