High Point’s decade of growth redefines a do nothing burg
A veteran observer notes High Point has leaped forward in ten years with massive utility upgrades a new City County Building and modern hospitals. Downtown shopping fronts have been refreshed and the furniture industry boom confirms the city as a world capital.
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Detroit’s Fever for 1965 Cars Drums Up Trading Hue
Detroit and Chrysler reach a new contract as 1965 models arrive. The piece notes the public’s buying fever for bigger, faster, more costly cars with chrome and horsepower, and warns of swift credit treatment for those chasing the latest “beautiful monsters.”
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New Hampshire Lottery Begins Amid Sparks For State Schools
Editorial notes New Hampshire launches the first U S lottery since 1894 under Governor John W King aiming to raise about 4 million dollars a year for schools. The sweepstakes include races at Rockingham Park with top prizes of 100 000 and 50 000, while officials vow honesty and careful prize selection to prevent abuse.
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Chile Chooses Frei Over Allende in Historic Vote
Chilean voters on September 4 backed Christian Democrat Eduardo Frei over Marxist-Leninist Salvador Allende by a landslide. The result signals a potential regional shift toward reformist, nonviolent governance and marks the first Christian Democrat presidency in Latin America.
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Optimism and upheaval surround Vietnam leadership shifts
General Maxwell D Taylor returns to South Vietnam as ambassador amid a foggy picture of the war. President Johnson and Congressmen hear upbeat notes from McNamara, while Diem is likened to Churchill and the region faces coups, resignations, and student-led upheaval under Khanh’s ousting.
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Notes On The News From Saigon This Week
The report cites a Saigon newspaper accusing Americans of provoking sectarian violence between Buddhists and Catholics and discusses U S policy and a political military buildup. It notes Taylor's Saigon return with Johnson administration approval and questions the handling of the war effort.
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Switzerland National Exposition Marks a Century In Europe
In Lausanne Switzerland hosts a century celebration National Exposition drawing about 15 million visitors. The event features Circarama nine screen cinema a submarine ride 300 private paintings monorail cantonal showcases and new infrastructure including a four-lane Geneva highway St Bernard tunnel and parking for 25000 cars.
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