Greater High Point United Fund appeals for 518083
Greater High Point's United Appeal for 518 083 opens next week with a call for full and prompt subscriptions. The piece emphasizes community responsibility, careful funding screening, and unity as citizens are urged to support the United Fund to aid health welfare and recreational services.
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Nixon Court Faces Historic Double Vacancy on Supreme Court
The resignation of Justice John M. Harlan opens a first double vacancy, signaling a possible major shift in the Supreme Court's balance and philosophy. Illnesses threaten two more retirements, risking a makeup change that could tilt toward Nixon era ideals and alter interpretations of personal rights.
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Projecting The News Future Of Liberalism
The article surveys liberalism's decline as the 1972 election approaches, noting defections among intellectuals and youth, with mixed signs of persistent liberal identification among college students. It cites Eisenhower and various theorists on liberalism’s fluid definitions and evolving political stance.
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Nazi Propagandist Joins Nixon Circle Amid Prison Fallout
The piece links Joseph Pauco, former Nazi editor and Hitler propagandist, to the Republican National Committee and a White House prayer service. It traces Pauco's past in Slovakia under Tiso, his rise as Slovak Ameriké editor, and associations with J. M. Kirschbaum, noting their escape to the West and U.S. arrival.
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Nazi past of Slovak adviser unsettles Republican circle
The Republican National Committee’s SlovakAmerican adviser Pauco and associate Kirschbaum faced scrutiny as records trace their wartime Nazi links. Officials including Mardian and senators attended a Toronto meeting amid questions about the duo’s ideologies and recent denials.
Knights open large Charlotte publishing plant and praise work
The Knight Newspapers unveil a five floor Charlotte plant housing the Charlotte Observer and Charlotte News. John S Knight and James L Knight commend reporters and staff, note security measures, and forecast strong regional impact for the Knight press network.
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