Red China Not Yet Granted UN Seat, Editorial View
The Oct 15 1965 High Point Enterprise editorial debates Red China's UN bid. It highlights Senator Dodd's opposition to seating China, Pope Paul VI’s peace approach, and U S concerns about moral authority and risks to the United Nations amid Cold War tensions. It criticizes secret groups and notes Kennedy and Geneva disarmament actions as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Kennedy
China
Geneva
Peking
U. S. State Department
U. S
Red
This Year’s World Series Ends in Thrilling Finale
The article notes the World Series is finished and predicts life returning to normal, while highlighting the lasting impact of the series. It reflects on baseball as a sometimes dull sport yet acknowledges the series as a standout thriller with memorable moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Dean Wayne Danielson
Unc-Ch School of
Ecuador
Dr. Danielson
Jack Wemeldorf
U. S. Navy
Europe
Unc-Chapel Hill
Davidson
Dublin
Judy Culp
Rosemary Heer
Anne Frank
Plymouth
Britain
West Berlin
Germany
Otto Womelsdorff
Womeldorf
Nobel Prize for Literature decision unfolds among many candidates
Editorial notes the Swedish Academy will announce the 1965 Literature prize winner amid over 90 contenders, with Neruda and Guillem in contention. It recalls past controversial choices and cites international reaction, while mentioning Nobel will funds and the prize’s evolving prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Academy of Literature
Dijik
Holland
Phablo Neruda
Chile
Nicholas Guillen
Cuba
London
Neruda
Swedish Academy
Sweden
Washington Post
Salvatore Quasimodo
Alexis Leger
Robert Frost
Carl Sandburg
France
Britain
United States
Rene F. A. Robert Graves
Alberton Moravia
Seferis
Stockholm
Expressen Swedish Academy
Daily and Sunday Home Delivery by Carrier
Advertisement note directing readers to subscribe for daily and Sunday home delivery through local carriers with rates and contact through a Ward-Griffith Company representative and national advertising contacts.
Odum Boys Rally Amid White House Beautification Debates
Washington column recalls a chaotic White House event over Lady Bird Johnson’s beautification bill. President Johnson pressed for earlier debate suspension to attend a reception, while Odum Boys performed through delays, buses, and a last minute podium swap as lawmakers argued and a banquet followed at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Lady Bird
John McCormack
Johnson
Speaker McCormack
House of Representatives
White House
Father
Congress
State Department
Bess Abell
Bay Paweeligen
Nat Greenblatt
Mansfields
Dirksens
Bill Moyers
Fredric March
Humphrey
Huron
S. D
Sherness
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Secretary of Commerce
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Reserve and Guard shifts lift training in North Carolina
The Army orders intensified training for about 6,000 Reservists and 119,000 National Guard members nationwide to reach combat readiness within eight weeks of mobilization. Guard drills increase to 72 hours yearly, with possible consolidation into longer blocks. Equipment from lower priority units will bolster higher priority units, and North Carolina gains priority among states.
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National Guard
Walker
Army
Carolinas
Viet Nam
Army Reserve
Pentagon
Texas
North Carolina
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John Birch Society
Dodd
Red China
Alfred Nobel
Lyndon Johnson
Wallace Kennedy
North Main Street
Delos Hedgecock
Kennedy
Cam Cridlebaugh Jr
Nee English
Indus- Sie Acernae
Carolina Underwear Company
Harvery Carpenter
H. C. McPherson
Rowan Industries
Rockwell
Circle Manufacturing Company
Carpenter
McPherson
Mr. English
Norman James
James Manufacturing Company
Hickory
Wrenn Manufacturing Company
Carolina Underwear Co
Nereus
High Point Art Center
N. Main Street
Nama F. Reid Lodge
A.F
A.M
H. T. Starr
Vail Street
High Point Museum
St. Louis
Cam Cridlebaugh
James B. Lovelace
Savings and Loan
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