Betsy Spurs Efforts For Taming Weather
Editorial notes Betsy the hurricane prompts renewed push for weather modification research and storm control. Commerce and government back a vigorous program, citing potential life and property savings, with scientists urging continued funding and study to tame environmental hazards. Betsy is described as a blunt teacher driving urgency.
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Louisiana
John J. McKeithan
Washington
Commerce
John T. Connor
Mhomer Ag
Betsy
Where Our Money Goes Shows Gap in Federal Contracts by State
Southern governors debate federal spending in Sea Island as a report shows California and Texas dominating military contracts. California led petroleum deals, New York and Missouri follow, while Florida and North Carolina lag. The piece argues for fairer distribution and action by underrepresented states.
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Sea Island
Defense Department
South
Florida
Cape Kennedy
North Carolina
Pacific Coast
California
Oil N . Texas
Rts
New York
Missouri
Texas
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Washington
Massachusetts
Ohio
Uncle Sam
Vatican II Approves Rhythm Method in Birth Control Debate
Editorial notes the Vatican II council in Rome focusing on The Church in the Modern World. Schema 13 signals major work for the final session. It highlights birth control, with limited concession to the rhythm method as contraception within natural law discussions.
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Rome
Society Ee Cepe
The
Vatican Birth Control Debate Rises at Council
Pope Paul VI and American church leaders push for faster Vatican commission study on birth control. Archbishop Dearden warns against Galileo parallel while surveys show growing Catholic support for relaxed stand. Cardinal Cushing voices sympathy for large families.
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Pope
John F. Dearden
Detroit
Galileo
Paul VI
Special Advisory Commission
Kanalas
Louis Harris
Gallup
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Vatican Commission
United States Urged to Act on Kashmir Plebiscite and Asia Conflicts
The article argues U S leadership failed to unite India and Pakistan earlier, warns that a current war benefits communists, and suggests President Johnson push for a Kashmir plebiscite via the United Nations ambassador. It critiques decades of hesitation over India Pakistan Ayub and Nehru and calls for decisive U S action against communist aggression.
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Andy
Pakistan
Trumar-Eisenhower
Kashmir
United States
India
Two Wars Signal Shift Toward a New World Era
The report frames two concurrent wars as marking a transition to a new era. It notes Red China testing nuclear bombs and approaching a strategic balance. The piece highlights shifting power and evolving national alignments shaping future international relations.
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Washington
Red China
China
End of an Era and the Nuclear Shadow in Asia
The piece argues the United States and the Soviet Union hold superior power since 1949, while China’s slow rise moved through poverty to a tested arms race. It claims the Communists aim to spread influence across Asia, prompting questions about risking nuclear war to defend distant places.
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Soviet Union
Anl
China
Asia
Note on Formosa Threats From Red China and Lin Piao Statement
The piece discusses Formosa tensions with China and notes Marshal Lin Piao’s statement that U.S. imperialism faces mutual nuclear risk if it uses or threatens nuclear weapons. It frames Red China’s evolving leadership since the 1920s and cautions about future instability and potential redirection of revolutionary aims.
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Formosa
Lin Piao
Red
U.S
China
Denver News Notes Ski Hopes Earthquake And Church Mission
A Denver report notes early snows raise ski season hopes while last winter’s buildup causes more Rockies accidents. Trail Ridge Road reopens after sleet and snow. a 4.5 magnitude Derby area quake alarms residents but causes no injuries. The piece also covers Good Afternoon’s new assignment with Methodism’s Committee for Overseas Relief, relations with church leaders, and travel reflections including visits with Bishop Goodson and others.
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Wncieis
Denver
Rockies
Trail Ridge Road
Derby
Regis College
Austria
MCOR
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Yugoslavia
Hong Kong
India
Nepal
Japan
Korea
Pakistan
Taiwan
Burma
Africa
Kenneth Goodson
Gaither Warfield
Poland
Tracy Jones Jr
Methodism
Division of World Missions
Goodson
Giles
Hiiton
High Point Enterprise masthead and ads blurrily reflected
Fragmented OCR shows High Point Enterprise in High Point North Carolina with names like D A Rawley Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood Holt Brown and Company and advertising text. Subscriptions listed and local office at North Street Point N C with unclear figures and services.
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D. A. Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
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