De Gaulle's NATO attack shows his futility, editorial
The editorial argues Charles de Gaulle's demand for dismantling NATO's unified command proves his aging, disillusionment, and futile diplomacy. It notes France's wartime humiliation, failed courting of West Germany, and rejection of Britain, while praising U S support for NATO and warning de Gaulle's bid to control Europe undermines global security.
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de Gaulle
NATO
France
Europe
Que
Viet Nam
West Germany
Britain
Denmark
Ireland
Free World
Willis Slane Jr. Remembered as a multi career innovator
Willis H. Slane Jr died at 44 after dinner with family, a heart attack ending a life of high energy. He pioneered fiberglass yachts with Hatteras Yacht Company, led hosiery manufacturing, and pursued aviation before focusing on boat building and defense projects in Viet Nam. His imprint touched yacht design, industry leadership, and wartime equipment development.
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Willis H. Slane Jr
Viet Nam
Willis Slane
Hatteras
Hatteras Yacht. Company
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Dream Of Law Drives World Peace Through Law Meet
Editorial notes Kennedy's call for law over force and World Law Day actions. Johnson urges observance to promote a world ruled by law. Over 2000 lawyers and judges from many nations converge in Washington to discuss a world court, world law code volumes, and space law, seeking practical steps amid tension after World War II.
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Washington
American Bar Association
WPTL
ABA
Charlie & Rhyns
Mtchaly al
Eyery Owl
Rhyne
Pentagon
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
Local newspaper masthead fragment remains unreadable
An OCR fragment from The High Point Enterprise includes unrelated postal and press service notices. Content is largely illegible and lacks coherent events, names, or dates to summarize into a proper news item.
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Associated Press
Th Post Office
High Point
N. C
Pandent Contractors
Imc
Sentetives
Hong Sete Cart
New U S Tools Finding Place In Viet War
Washington dispatch describes air drops of toys and candy on North Viet Nam as U S psychological warfare to influence North Vietnamese by showing a higher living standard. It notes USIA led program with multiple agencies, and covert leaflets and ground materials used to sway public opinion and undermine enemy morale.
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David Wire
Herald Tribeme
Washington
North
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Newa
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.5
Johnson
United States Information Agency
U. S
Carl Rowan
USIA
Leonard Marks
Knews
USLA
White House
Hewson
A. R
Dl. Porte
Repre
USTA
Department
Pentagon
Ajax
International Development
Information Agency
CIA
Padio
Jonson
U.S. Viet Nam
U. S. Air Post
Tios
Hish
Tad
VU. S
North Viet Mam
Near East antiquities and travel notes plus Hatteras Yacht plans
Alderman's interior designer GRE Sron Gray returns from a Near East tour visiting Portugal Spain Lebanon Syria Jordan Egypt Israel and Greece ending in Istanbul. Glenn Holder outlines a preferred Greensboro to High Point travel route via I-49 Red Road Highway 6 and scenic roads. Attorney Ed Hardin and New York ski partners plan a 10 day low cost charter to Switzerland from Charlotte for a February trip. Plans for Hatteras Yacht expansion rest on David Parker as executive vice president after Willis Slane Jr. death.
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Gil Gray
Alderman
Near East
Portugal
Spain
Holy Land
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Egypt
Israel
Greece
Istanbul
Cairo
Luxor
Mr. Gray
Glenn Holder
Bill Henderson
Bennett
Greensboro
Guilford
Red Road
Highway 6
High Point
Holder
Ed Hardin
New York
Switzerland
Charlotte
London
Gstaad
Alps
Hardin
Willis Slane Jr
Hatteras
David Parker
E. ¥. Craven Machinery Company
Mr. Slane
Dave Parker
Hatteras Yacht Company
Slane
McNamara poised to set new defense record in Washington
James R. McNamara appears set to break Charles Wilsons tenure length as secretary of defense on October 2. Associates say he will remain as long as President Johnson desires, backed by Johnsons trust and a strong civilian control track record. Critics concede his effectiveness despite congressional friction.
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Washington
Robert
McNamara
Charles EB. Wilson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson
Secretary of Defense
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Notes on News: McNamara's next challenge and power
Critics describe McNamara as self-assured and question what role could match his current control over a $50 billion operation and four million people if he leaves his present post. Some observers speculate about a future as a super assistant president reorganizing government machinery.
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McNamara
Beriogs
Quote laden remarks spark policy debate across agencies
James Marlow reflects on pleasure and sin leading to laws. Dr. William B. Ober questions smoking as a cause of lung cancer. Adm. William F. Raborn Jr. comments on global diversification in the CIA. Udall warns about water shortages in the East as disaster looms.
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New York
William B. Ober
Interior Secretary
Udall
September Love Letter From Mrs Clayton Kearns
A nostalgic meditation on September’s beauty and seasonal change. The author CM celebrates cool nights, patchwork quilts, colorful foliage, harvests, and school days, urging readers to find hope and renewal through the orderly rhythms of nature and faith.
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Clayton Kearns
Eblrly
Suramer
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