Government In Business To Point Of Absurdity
A discussion of school fund raising through selling items in classrooms and the legal conflicts over prohibiting such sales. The piece notes abuses and defenses, cites Superintendent Fred G Hobson, and weighs implications for teaching finance, acceptable profits, and non profit health insurance options amid ongoing dispute. The tone signals concern over competing with private business and potential broader impact on schools.
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Tay
Yadkin Schools
Fred G. Hobson
Goldberg Stands Firm On U N Policy Against Red China
Ambassador Goldberg delivers a maiden address at the United Nations asserting U S resolve to keep Communist China out of the UN unless Beijing renounces its policy of chaos and violence. He argues against recognizing Red China’s strength while warning that Nam and Viet Nam risk become Pawns in Peking’s broader aims. He notes Soviet Union concerns but urges Western unity to avoid driving Moscow toward Beijing.
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Arthur
Goldberg
Red China
United Nations
U. N
U. S
China
U.N
Peking
Wat Nam
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Asia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Editorial Research Thailand New Red Target
Thailand faces internal and external pressures from Communist fronts active in Laos Vietnam and China. US backed development programs aid rural loyalty while a large American military presence defends Bangkok amid fears of infiltration and refugee agitation. Close Thai US collaboration hinges on a firm continued security stance in Southeast Asia.
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Thailand
Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Laos
Viet Nam
China
Radio Peking
Voice of Free Thailand
National Thai Patriotic Front
SEATO
Red China
Chen Yi
Bangkok
U. S. Agency For International Development
U. S
South Viet Nam
May
Richard G. Stillwell Jr
Thang
Leadership and Editorial Staff Credits
The document lists D A Rawley as President and S Charles Howard Lockwood as Secretary Treasurer Editor with mention of other roles including editor and treasurer. It appears to be a formal roster or masthead for an organization describing key officers and staff positions.
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D. A. Rawley
S. Charles Howard Lockwood
Treaaurer
Acing
Anne Trectur
Alours Marie Arriculation Maucage
Guerrilla Warfare Map Devices To Detect Viet Cong
Washington reports the Pentagon is exploring 100 studies to locate Viet Cong hiding in forests and hamlets. Concepts include invisible chemical markers, infrared sensing, ground and air detectors, tunnel heat differences, breath vapor, and magnetic and odor detection. Early trials may start in six to nine months if promising.
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Pentagon
Viet Nam
V. C
Thailand
Puerto Rico
Colurm
U. S
Miss High Point contest eyed as gateway to Miss America
Jaycees propose a Miss High Point pageant on November 27 at High Point College auditorium with hopefuls aged 18 to 28. They aim to launch a local winner to Miss North Carolina and Miss America, noting substantial prize money at state and national levels. Applications invited at 504 N Hamilton St. The article also notes ownership changes at WGHP TV and other local civic items.
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High Point
Bob Boyles
Eugene A. Martin
The
Jaycees
High Point College
Atlantic City
N. Hamilton St
Duke University
James G. Huggin
George P. Clark
Henry W. Marshall
R. Pascal Waugh
Jamestown
Barn Dinner Theater
Horace C. Mderton, Inc
Dodge
Nee English
William Marion Mebane
Thiokol Corporation
Executives Club
Sky Room
Harlan Burtons
Burton Upholstering Co
Allen Mebane
Red Hunter
Floral Garden Park
Edgar Snider
Directorate of
Printing Industries of America
Graphic Arts
North Carolina Symphony Society
Social Revolution reshapes U S government role in 1960s
In Washington a broad, rapid expansion of federal action marks a shift from prior era norms. The Johnson era delivers extensive social programs, civil rights safeguards, and welfare measures, redefining government responsibility in education, healthcare, housing, and voting rights. The piece contrasts Hoover’s limited federal aid with a modern, centralized approach. It notes the 1935–1938 New Deal milestones and the 1964 election’s impact on party fortunes.
Quotes Cite Postwar Europe and New York Fair Opinion
The Bild Zeitung declares Germans remain evil in cinema after twenty years since WWII. Robert Moses, head of the New York World's Fair, praises the fair’s impact on New York. A pastor warns against impending worldwide death from human actions and criticizes religion’s social failure.
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Bild Zeitung
West Germany
New York
Robert Moses
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Loy
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Pena
N.C
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Catthe
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Associated Present
AP News
Poet Office
N. CL
High Point Enterpris, Inc
Ward-Griffith Company
Mathea
Ray Cruosus
New Enterprise
Washington
Holt McPherson
FCC
Winston-Salem Broadcasting Company
James W. Coan
Jel C. Johnson
Jonas S. Rice
Warl S. Slick
Kevin Collins
Albert L. Butler
Southern Broadcasters, Inc
Wghp-Tv
Channel 8
Pennsylvania
John W. English
George J. Mead
Lydie McBrier McCain
James R. McBrier
James B. Donovan
John J. Boland Jr
High Point Central High School
High Point Central
Morehead Foundation
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Johm Motley Morehead
James Marlow
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Grover Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Barry Goldwater
States
Gavéisne
Rev. Sa . Brown
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