Soviet Soldiers Warn Red China Not Enemy Worldwide
A revised Soviet Army manual shifts foes from Western imperialists to nearby rivals, labeling friendly Communists as potential targets. Brezhnev signals Moscow fears Red China may attack India, urging unity with the United States to resolve Kashmir, while the UN pressures Russia to back global peace efforts.
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Wk Krew
Europe
Red Army
Russia
Red China
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Mao Tse-tung
Red
China
Moscow
United States
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Tvade
United Nations
Fragmented Biblical Quote and Paraphrase
A damaged line shows a Bible quote about sight and a terse modern reflection on faith. The text includes John 9:11 phrasing and a quote attributed to D Elton True about faith and trust. The overall source reading is fragmentary and stylistically varied.
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D. Elton
Faith In Furniture Shows In Exposition's Expansion
The Southern Furniture Exposition Building will add its seventh and largest expansion, approved by directors to be ready for the October market next year. The project costs three and a quarter million dollars for new showroom space, supporting a regional Furniture Highway from Drexel to Lenoir. The expansion aims to sustain growth, provide housing and dining facilities, and attract a steady stream of visitors to this major national furniture market.
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Sky Room
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Fred Alexander
Nee English
Public Schools Sales Rules Loose After Attorney General Clarification
The Attorney General's office backs away from Deputy Moody's strict Commerce-education interpretation, urging legislative clarification. Bruton states the law is unclear and should be refined by the General Assembly to avoid harming school budgets while addressing unwholesome sales practices.
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Wade Bruton
Ralph Moody
Bruton
Schosis
Charles F. Carroll
Moody
General Assembly
Attorney General
Crisis in Colombia Tests Valencia Government and Coalition
Editorial Research Reports assesses crisis conditions in Colombia under President Guillermo Leon Valencia. Even with talks to avert a general strike and some workers returning to work, sporadic walkouts, violence, and a state of siege in cities persist amid a coalition government structure that mirrors U S party dynamics. Next March elections will test the Liberal Conservative balance and the future of shared power.
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Guillermo Leon Valencia
Soledad
Carlos Alberto Olana
Valencia
Seige
Medellin
Bogota
Pat M. Holt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
American Alliance
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National Assembly
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Independent High Point Enterprise Office Credits and Staff
The afternoon and morning independent newspaper, The High Point Enterprise, lists offices on North Main Street and notes A. Rawley as president with Mrs. Charles Howard Lockwood as secretary treasurer. Editorial staff includes editors Soler Utrecler and Mageme attr et weletion, with management roles indicated.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
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Ie Point, N
D A. Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
Soler
Court Buries Decisions in Obscure Legal Opinions
Washington AP commentary criticizes the Supreme Court for obscure writing style and slow reader comprehension. It suggests clear headnotes or front-loaded summaries, citing Justice Clark's Estes ruling as a model and noting reliance on old procedures and delayed publication.
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Supreme Court
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United States
Tom Clark
Billie Sol Estes
Clark
North Carolina arts advance spurs state leadership
The Arts and Humanities bill signed by President Johnson fuels NC arts growth led by Philip Hanes Jr. of Winston-Salem. The NC School of the Arts, with students Jeanne Jennings, Bill Burchfield, Michael Morgan, and Joseph Walker, is highlighted as a pioneer. Local efforts in Winston-Salem raise funds for a James A. Gray High School complex, while Dr. Vittoria Giannini and Dr. William Mebane are noted for leadership. A plan for Christian athletics and youth, a tree-saving panel in High Point, and reflections on community leaders Buddy Marlette and local gov progress are discussed, alongside Kernersville city management concerns and Barn Theater’s anniversary.
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N. C. Arts Council
Philip Hanes Jr
Winston-Salem
N.C
Pritigest
Jeanne Jennings
Bill Burchfield
Michael Morgan
Joseph Walker
Trinity
North Carolina
James A. Gray High School
North Carolina School of the Arts
Vittoria Giannini
Kernersville
Roger Swisher
Jamestown
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