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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1965
Page
3
Editorial urges use of law to achieve global peace, outlining two aims. First, review existing treaties and precedents and craft new agreements to address areas of friction. Second, build regional frameworks to handle lesser disputes outside the International Court of Justice.
Senator Mansfield argues for a negotiated settlement in Vietnam with free choice for both North and South Viet Nam, withdrawal of foreign forces, and a cease fire. He cites Hanoi and Washington indications of new negotiation thinking and stresses a neutral stand for Laos and Cambodia.
A fragmented note traces an editorial research thread on Alice’s Centennial and a 1946 program by LL and GG, Luther A. Evans Librarian of Congress. It mentions a book, original drawings, and a 1855 tale with references to Lexis, the Locking, and various garbled terms.
Local legal notice records show D A Brawley and Charles Howard Lockwood connected with the position of y Treasure r Ecites ng Kine inne in an ongoing municipal matter.
A fragmented critique argues U S policy faces a global ideological clash. It questions the effectiveness of the Great Society and liberal professors, urging clear, powerful American ideas to counter Soviet and global influence amid calls for peace and human rights.
Amid a contentious city council session, supporters push a bill to create a new public body. Opponents warn it could expand government powers and fuel partisan battles ahead of the 1984 elections. Statements from officials reflect broader concerns about governance and fiscal impact.
Fragmented OCR item mentions Washington st Johnson's fo Major Theo McReldin of Baltiners, damss Marke on vacation. Context unclear but notes ongoing status and a vacation.
An elderly woman registers to vote for the first time in Selma, Alabama citing years of inability to vote. James Osceola, a Seminole Indian, explains a rattlesnake won’t strike a slowly moving object as a method for catching rats barehanded.
A public session led by W A Horney aims to resolve misunderstandings over right of way purchases for the North Maia avenue widening project. Property owners will learn procedures, with a negotiator and appraiser present to explain procurement rules and answer questions as the community moves toward widening.
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