United Nations at 21 Faces Bleak Outlook
The article reflects pessimism about world federal government as the United Nations marks 21 years amid Cold War tensions. It notes U S Soviet Britain and China influence, Viet Nam conflict, and a drift from UN peacekeeping toward independent action while urging continued dialogue to avoid sacrificing communication.
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London
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Viet Nam
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
China
U. S
Security Council
Korea
Uniform Time Act Aims To End Nation's Time Confusion
The Uniform Time Act sets daylight time from last Sunday in April to last Sunday in October with standard time otherwise. Some states and communities opt out, creating a patchwork of time zones and across states like North Dakota and Texas. The piece notes widespread scheduling problems and hopes for nationwide order next year and cites a Iowa minister's quip to pray for his people.
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North Carolina
North Dakota
Texas
Iowa
Public Interest Faces More Labor Turmoil in 1967 68
Editorial notes that after a year of labor-management strife causing transport crises and inflation, the nation will see more contract talks in 1967 68. It highlights unions to negotiate including telephone, rail, Teamsters, auto, rubber, and garment workers, and warns rising costs could feed inflation while strikes expose economic vulnerability.
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Teamsters
Reagan’s Left Record Sparks GOP Debate in California
Drew Pearson outlines questions on Ronald Reagan’s past affiliations with groups like Americans for Democratic Action and United World Federalists. The piece notes Reagan's Eureka College student strike, GE ties after 1954, and shifts from Democrat to Republican, with insiders weighing motives behind party switch.
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Francisco
Reagan
California
Christopher
Bakersfield
Americans For Democratic Action
United World Federalists
U.S
Communist Party
Los Angeles
Assembly
Joe Shell
City agencies bolster Halloween reserves amid citywide drive
Police Reserves across the city log 4532 hours valued at about $10 000 under Chief Pritchett to back up the police and keep streets safe during Halloween. The High Point Arts Council hosts an exhibit at North Main Street near the Sheraton featuring paintings sculpture and 3M vinyl wood finish. The Insider's Newsletter warns waiters fuel a $20 million credit card racket with stolen cards copied and resold through middlemen before being destroyed within 24 hours.
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Bulletin
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High Point Arts Council
North Main Street
Sheraton
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