An FBI With A British Accent
London sees talk of a national detective force after the Great Train Robbery. Critics claim Scotland Yard lacks mobility and overlapping authorities hinder cases. Proponents argue a federal style force could act nationwide, while reformers seek changes in recruitment and height requirements.
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Tom A. Cullen
Scotland Yard
Ers
British Isles
London Metropolitan Police
New Scotland Yard
London Bailiwick
Britain
British Railways
General Post Office
Pental
Berkshire
Lea
America
FBI
Criminal Investigation Division
Church Bomb In Alabama Should Dissolve Apathy
In the Birmingham church bombing four young Negro girls aged 11 to 14 died and 23 others were injured, prompting calls for national action. The piece argues that the crisis requires every citizen to act beyond apathy, urging both whites and African Americans to push federal and local solutions to racial injustice.
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Alabama
Birmingham
United States
Welcome Mat Is Out In High Point City Council
The High Point city council reflects on public interest in council work. Visitors to meetings are greeted warmly despite zoning disputes and complaints. Officials strive to mollify citizens and show responsibility to individuals, encouraging engagement for better government.
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High Point
Council
West German Foreign Minister Schroder Visits Washington
Editorial notes Schroder visit after UN general assembly opens as West Germany weighs reunification and NATO ties. Fears in Europe about a reunified Germany and the test-ban treaty influence allied caution. Bonn seeks NATO consultation on alarm posts while Paris disputes Soviet zone implications.
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Gerhard Schroder
Washington
United Nations General Assembly
Germany
France
Economist
London
West Germany
Brita
United States
Soviet Russia
Munich
East Europe
Europe
de Gaulle
Paris
Moscow
Khrushchev
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Heinrich von Brentano
Britain
Soviet Zone
Bonn
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Russia
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Herr Schrader
New York
Lord Home
Great Britain
Home
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Couve de Murville
High Point Enterprise Note Names Officers
D A Rawley is identified with the High Point Enterprise alongside Mrs. R B Terry, serving as president and secretary-treasurer respectively in a brief organizational notice.
James Marlow big break for West Washington
AP reports Khrushchev eases pressure as Moscow grapples with China and Vietnam. The cooling tone follows the Moscow test ban accord amid Soviet Chinese rift, offering a rare window of opportunity for the Western world amid regional troubles and nuclear treaty debates.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Red China
Senate
South Viet Nam
Notes On The News on De Gaulle and East-West tensions
The column argues China will push to dominate Asia unless defeated militarily while warning that easing Russian Western ties could threaten Western unity. It notes Charles de Gaulle’s growing intransigence since early this year, including Britain’s entry snag and the Cuba crisis aftermath, amid shifting Soviet-Chinese dynamics.
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China
Asia
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
United States
Khrushchev
Cuba
State Department
Britain
Oslo hosts Scandinavian Design Cavalcade display in shops
In Oslo the Scandingia Design Cavalcade showcases Norwegian craft across three or more city shops. The event highlights modern Norwegian furniture and home furnishings, with windows featuring wood work, textiles, silver, enamelware, glass, and ceramics. It promotes Nordic design as part of a four-nation effort with Sweden Finland and Denmark, drawing international visitors and promising market growth for designers and craftspeople.
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Oslo
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Denmark
High Point
Thayer Coggin
Munch Museum Opens at Oslo Drawing Vast Visitors
New Munch Museum opened last May by King Olav V in Oslo becomes a major tourist draw. The site houses over a thousand works by Edward Munch plus drawings, prints, sculptures, and archival material donated by the artist. Admission is free until 7 p.m., with locals and visitors flocking to study his haunting themes and cultural impact.
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Munch Museum
Olav V
Viking Ship Museum
Vigeland Sculpture Park
Oslo
Edward Munch
University of Oslo
Norway
Europe
Scandinavia
Munch
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Charles B. Torun
Associated Press
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Erica
James Marlow
West
Holt McPhersem
Carl Millies
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