Bear Looks On Quietly As LBJ Wrestles The Dragon
The article portrays President Johnson’s Far East trip as a bid to dominate headlines while signaling progress toward ending the Vietnam War. Johnson meets with Harold Holt and stresses social and economic development for South Vietnam as allies rally behind the fight for freedom.
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Bear
LBJ
the Dragon
Johnson
Far East
Harold Holt
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Johnson - Holt
South Viet Nam
Orient
Europe
Berlin
Brezhnev
Eastern Europe
Kremlin
Harry F Byrd Remains A Voice For Fiscal Conservatism
The obituary notes Harry F Byrd dies at 79 marking a conservative era in Virginia and national politics. It highlights his role in the New Deal era, his opposition to big government, and his enduring influence alongside Howard W Smith as a steadfast critic of civil rights expansion and Great Society programs.
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Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
National
Itics
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hig
Howard W. Smith
Mark Harry F. Byrd
Senator Byrd
Lee
Editoria Research Alienated Youth Part II
This brief discusses various expressions of youth alienation from society including protestors, delinquents, and intellectuals. It links alienation to rapid social change, technology, war anxiety, and pressure to succeed, noting both cynicism and a possible rise of socially aware, committed youth.
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University of California
Berkeley
Stu
Michael Harrington
Liberty Lobby ties traced to Carto letters to Judge Brady
The column binds the Liberty Lobby to Willis A. Carto in 1957 letters to Judge Tom P. Brady, then Mississippi circuit judge, outlining a Washington office to lobby for repatriation of African Americans and linking the effort to broader white supremacist aims. It cites Brady's and Eastland's responses and notes ongoing correspondence through 1986, with mentions of Senator Eastland and other figures.
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Washington
Liberty Lobby
Ronald Reagan
California
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Willis A. Carto
Tom P. Brady
Brookhaven
Miss
Brady
14Th District Circuit Court
Mississippi Supreme Court
States’ Rights Speakers Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Carto
John Birch Society
Africa
Col
Ernest Sevier Cox
Richmond
Eastland
Chicago
High Point Enterprise History and Masthead Note
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, is an independent daily and Sunday morning newspaper serving High Point and area with local news, editorials, and community coverage. The brief masthead information reflects its long-standing publication tradition and regional focus.
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High Point Srtarassa, Inc
NASA chief predicts Soviet lead in space may shrink
James E Webb says space race eases US Soviet tensions and may aid a nuclear weapons treaty. He notes Russia’s near parity in space workers and warns openness to breakthrough risks. Also mentions Mark Ethridge’s Rotary Club visit and public notices about local endorsements and investments.
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James E. Webb
von Gance
United States
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
Webb
Look Magazine
Berlin
Far East
U.S
NASA
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Drew Pearson
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Virginian
Southern Digest
Time
Time Magazine
Federation For
Williams
Major Williams
Sen. Talmadge
High Point Enterprise
N.C
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Point
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High Point
National Advertising Representatives
Tolt Merherson
Mark Ethridge
Rotary Club
Ethridge
Pittsboro
Rocky River
Ethridges
North Carolina
Mark
Greece
Balkans
Palestine
Harry Truman
Louisville Courier-Journal and Times
Paducah
Executive Alumni Association
Wendell M. Patton
Lawrence B. Holt
Harley Staggers
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Horace R. Kornegay
Chairman Staggers
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