A New Student Movement In Raleigh Praised
Shaw University president Dr James Creek promotes a Negro student movement focused on constructive growth and achievement. The essay recalls Booker T Washington as a builder figure and rejects haters like those branding Lincoln as a hater. It warns against destroying rhetoric and endorses steady, prudent nation improving effort guided by universal moral laws.
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Raleigh
Shaw University
James Creek
Creex
Booker T. WashingTon
Booker Washington
Uncle Tom
Apranam Lincolln
Lincoln
Justice Mansuau
Act of Congress
Zoning Use and Highway Safety Across Communities
The piece argues zoning benefits outweigh local resistance by protecting individuals from nearby land use and guiding development along major routes. It cites the Capital Beltway as an example, noting many churches have clustered near interchanges since 1958, potentially hindering traffic flow. It urges locating churches and institutions away from busy arteries to preserve safe, rapid transit. It also pokes at high automobile costs and cultural quips about winter Olympics and corporate shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Beltway
Uncrowded Field in Nursing Inspires Hope
In a timely letter to the editor, Mrs. Mary N. Hooker RN argues for more qualified health professionals, especially nurses, noting rising demands, advanced training, and the need for fair pay and benefits. She praises nursing students and urges support for a stronger nurse workforce to improve national health care.
Buckley Wallace interview reveals conservative doubts
In a Buckley Wallace exchange, George Wallace faces questions from William F Buckley Jr about conservative credentials. Wallace denies opposing care for the elderly and destitute, arguing his populist appeal while challenging critics who doubt his alignment with conservative principles.
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Wallace
Lurleen Wallace
John Kennedy
Johnson
Alabama
Debate on lifelong schooling and federal education policy
A column argues against a 2000 vision of universal lifelong schooling proposed by R. Louis Bright and the Office of Education. It laments loss of summer vacations for teachers, praises college breaks, and warns of totalist governance. The piece also touches on welfare figures for Alabama and Mississippi and political shifts involving Wallace.
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R. Louis Bright
Federal Office of Education
Bright
Asi Bright
National Guard
Iman
Gutenberg
Washington
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Wallace
Alabama
Mississippi
John Kennedy
National Democratic Party
Lurleen Wallace
War and Taxes Debate by Humphrey and Reston
In a critique of press coverage and tax policy, the author contrasts Hubert Humphrey's Vietnam wartime explanations with James Reston's views in a New York Times column. Humphrey defends the South Vietnamese government and ARVN reporting, while Reston argues for a 10 percent surtax and travel tax to share wartime burdens, ignoring economic risks and broader effects.
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Hubert Humphrey
Vietnam
James Reston
New York Times
Washington Press Corps
Walter Lippmann
America
Humphrey
United States
South Vietnam
Army of the Republic of Vietnam
ARVN
Reston
Mr. Reston
Castro jails Cuban ally in a tense Soviet clash
Fidel Castro rejects Kremlin pressure while sentencing Anibal Escalante and 40 others to 15 years, boycotting the Budapest conference and straining Moscow’s influence. The feud signals deep rifts in world communist unity as Brezhnev and Kosygin push for a concerted plan at Budapest.
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Anibal Escalante
Russia
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
KGB
GIA
Nyet
Escalante
Moscow
Budapest
Leonid Brezhnev
Aleksei Kosygin
Red
China
Mao Tse-tung
Cuba
Yugoslavia
Communist Party of Japan
Europe
Radio Moscow
Soldatov
Kremlin
Latin America
Northwest
Rock group reports instruments stolen from venue
A rock and roll band reported that all their guitars drums and amplifiers were stolen from a venue. Police are investigating and no suspects have been named. The incident alarms local musicians and venues unsure how the loss occurred.
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General Motors
THE
Danville Register
Danville
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Mary N. Hooker
R.N
William F. Buckley, Jr
George Wallace
George O’ Wallace
Human Events
Buckley
South
Russell Kirk
Ralph de Toledana
Humphrey and Reston
Leon Dennen
Fidel
Kosygin
Pueblo
North Korea
Red China
Yeomanry
New Hampshire
Walter Tippy
Western Hemisphere
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