Nation braces for new military leaders in nuclear age
Commemorating 1675 graduates from West Point, Annapolis, and Colorado Springs, presidents and leaders stress prevention of war and the fusion of military power with diplomacy. They warn of guerrilla warfare and new strategic demands while urging resilience and national resolve. The piece cites historic slogans and Decatur’s toast, urging loyalty to country.
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Air Force
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Oregon Territory
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Stephen Decatur
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Judge ejects jurors after DUI trial in Gastonia
In Gaston County, North Carolina this week Judge George Parton admonished a jury in a DUI trial. The twelve members were found to be unfit for judging the defendant and the judge dismissed them with the remark to get paid and left court. The defendant, a Charlotte postman, had testified about his intake and the verdict was not guilty.
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Corning Locates New Plant In Danville Virginia
An Alabama Journal editorial notes Corning Glass Works chose Danville for a new plant after evaluating 130 communities in 10 states. The piece stresses that states win plants through careful, fact based pitches and matching a site's needs, not general publicity, with Gov. Harrison and other officials attending the dedication.
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Mount Vernon
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Alabama
Danville Register Subscription Rates and Notices
The Danville Register lists subscription costs for daily and Sunday delivery and mail options, with prices by zone and advance payment required. It also notes Associated Press rights, national ad reps, and postal filing details for the Danville, Virginia edition.
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Associated Press
The Time of the Singing in Eastern North Carolina
The mockingbirds and whippoorwills fill Eastern North Carolina with song as if at a grand regional convention. The piece portrays the season's chorus as a divine message and notes locals’ varied interpretations of the birds’ melodies.
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Summer and Smoke From The Atlanta Journal
A nostalgic piece from The Atlanta Journal describes Southern outdoor cooking lore as natives enjoy twilight rituals under mauve skies. It recalls historic practice of roasting corn over hot coals and the enduring appeal of patio lanterns and grilled foods across generations.
Perception of Children and International Policy Reflections
A reflective piece contrasts a mother's lost kindness and a child's struggle for appreciation with broader notes on U S Laos Vietnam Cold War diplomacy. It cites Kennedy Khrushchev Korea Laos and Thailand, notes fears of escalation, and questions U S influence while touching on domestic politics and Republican gains under Wilson.
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Charming GOP hopefuls and Wilsons campaign mood
In Washington, Rep. Bob Wilson leads the Republican push for young, personable candidates who project charm over ideology. He likens candidates to showy horses, insists anti-Democratic leanings suffice, and spotlights Rogers Morton and Bob Peterson as extroverted figures shaping a hopeful, election-friendly party image.
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Debate and dissent praised by Humphrey at Williamsburg
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey urged freedom through debate, dissent, and discussion at the sixth annual Williamsburg International Assembly. He warned America remains an adolescent nation and urged delegates to return later to see a more mature society while criticizing foreign aid cost and democratic ideals.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Winston Churchill
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Kennedy and Nixon in the 1964 political frame
The piece weighs the Kennedy and Nixon dynamic in California and national politics. It analyzes race for the presidency, possible successors, and the need for stand by powers amid Cold War pressures. It weighs Rockefeller forces, party strategy, and the era’s sharp historical stakes.
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Dear Abby Advice Columns From A Ragged Page
Dear Abby answers reader dilemmas on harassment with prank calls, party guest etiquette, and legality of marriage after separation. The column offers steps to report telephone misuse, tips for ending late visits, and clarifies that legal separation does not permit marriage. The piece includes reader questions and Abby's concise guidance.
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