Sober Voting On National Concerns In The Election
The piece urges voters to focus on national issues rather than personalities. It cites California obscenity curbs New York education lottery Colorado death penalty New Jersey horse racing at night and other state questions. It warns of racial tensions and calls for calm reason before the November vote.
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Viet Nam
Chamber of Commerce
John W. Clinard Jr
W. D. Lee Jr
T. Wingate Andrews
Central High School
Charles F. Carroll
High Point
J. C. Cowan
Burlington Industries
Manila Trip Sets Tone on Vietnam Policy and Endgame
President Johnson wrapped up a 21 day swing through Asia and Korea without dramatic results. The trip clarified that the United States has reached its limit in Vietnam efforts and will not use Vietnam as a future military base. It reassured troops that Washington will not abandon them as peace talks resume amid questions about Hanoi and November elections.
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Viet Nam
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Rusk
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Henry Fowler
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Lyndon Johnson
Nguyen van Thieu
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Editorial Outlook on East West Trade Expansion
Editorial Research notes cautious optimism for broader U S Soviet bloc trade despite MFN barriers. Congress wavered on financing trade with Eastern Europe and Poland, while Romania plans a $8 million U S packing plant project backed by 72 percent Ex‑Im Bank financing and 16 percent Romanian funds.
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Soviet Union
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Hungary
Rumania
Commerce Department
Johnsons hard selling for peace gains mixed reviews
President Lyndon Johnson leads a tense Cabinet session before Asia trip as he presses for a Southeast Asia settlement. Gromyko meeting and Ky negotiations yield guarded optimism while Washington and Moscow signal a tacit united effort for peace despite political pushback and Chinese leverage.
American politicking sighted in grass roots tour with Gilmore
Long narrative notes Senator Vant Gilmore's renomination bid in North Carolina's 19th District including Davidson County. The piece describes evening stops at Emerywood Estates and Merry Hills with local residents hosting a party, a fire department training, and social visits with Gilmore and reporter Vincent Mulchrome. It also mentions civic events, local industry growth, and school naming discussions amid a broader profile of High Point area life and notable locals.
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London Daily News
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Mulchrome
Thomasville
Russell van
Davidson
Curtis Smithdeal
Willow Creek
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