Editorial: Seizure of Ambassador an Outrage in Rio
An editorial condemns the kidnapping of U S Ambassador Elbrick in Rio de Janeiro as flagrant lawlessness and warns of wider diplomatic peril. It argues for stronger protections for envoys, critiques Brazil’s regime for repressing expression, and notes arrests but calls for durable safeguards beyond scapegoating at the expense of U S dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
U. S
Burke Elbrick
Rio de Janeiro
Elbrick
Brazil
Costa E Silva
E. K. Ingram
Him Street
Tom Jacobs
Stanley E. Dawgon-Smith
Hugh Bennett Jr
UNC Law School
Chapel Hill
Greensboro
Hunt & Rhodes
J. Lem Brakes II
Pfeiffer College
N.C. Board of Higher Education
Japan’s Defense Rise Spurs Debate Over Security Pact
The 1975 renewal of the U S Japan security treaty faces scrutiny as Japan weighs an autonomous defense. Leaders weigh risks of renewed militarism, expansion, or alliance with communists, amid Japan’s growing industrial power and regional concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Asia
U.S
United States
Free World
Western Pacific
U. S
Melvin R. Laird
Benelux Cooperation Seen as European Unity Base
Editorial notes Benelux as a laboratory for the European Common Market with Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg coordinating policies, abolishing frontier controls by 1970, and maintaining a tariff three status. It describes growth via American investment, internal diversity, and political hurdles shaping future integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benelux
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Hague
United States
South Carolina
Europe
Holland
NATO
London
Joseph Luas
Luns
President Vice President Vice-President 4 Secretary Geeee Chensuter
A compressed line lists roles including president vice president and secretary with the name Geeee Chensuter appearing among the officers. It reads like a roster or organizational shorthand for a small group or committee.
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Geeee Chensuter
Dirksen’s dark side exposed in child of politics satire
Jack Anderson portrays Everett Dirksen as a lovable scamp with a revolving door of principles, naming his Peoria firm ties and secret Swiss account while detailing lavish earnings from speeches records and ads. The column argues he balanced patriotism with moneyed influence, shaping policy for pay.
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Washington
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Senate
Dirksen
Peoria
Ill
University of Minnesota
District of Columbia
House
D. C
Davis, Morgan and Witherall
Louella Dirksen
Old Ev
Everett Dirksen
Bristol Myers
Senator
Capitol Records
Wizard of Ooze
Rock Valley
Mis
Petty Cash
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
High Point vies for bigger convention role after Kiwanis event
High Point hosts Carolinas Kiwanis with 1000 attendance and attracts talk of larger meetings. Waddington and Bill Foster back bids for the State Barbers Convention with 2200 attendees at Charlotte the prior Labor Day weekend. Planners aim to turn High Point into a sustained convention hub with new association efforts among restaurateurs and hoteliers.
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High Point
Henry Waddington
Mart
Bill Foster
Charlotte
Waddington
Barber Association
Barbers
North Carolina
Eclat
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Ser
American Stake Prosperity
Benelux Cooperation
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High Point Enterprise
High Pont Enterprise, Inc
North Main High Point
N. Csua
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lugkwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
B. Terry
McPione
Raapengo
Richard Traine
St Pays
Associated Press
Cartier
N.C
Hgh Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Toca
Ward Griffith Company
National Advertising Representats
Jack Anderson
Senator Soaper
Humat
West McPherson
Arthur Corpening
Rockingham
Rockspring Road
New South
Holiday Inn
Sara Clay
Sheraton
Robert E. Lee
Winston- Ialem
Statesville
Willie York
Raleigh
Czechoslovakia
Florida
Florida Land Sales Board
Central High School
Jerry Shaver
Shayer
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