Annual versus biennial sessions linger in North Carolina
The piece weighs whether the General Assembly should meet annually or biennially, noting Virginia and 29 states use biennial schedules and 20 hold annual sessions. Charlotte Chamber endorses annual sessions as forward looking, but local sentiment and committee views show little enthusiasm for change soon.
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Virginia
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
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Georgia
South Carolina
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Virgin Islands
Charlotte
Pat Taynor, Jr
Wadesboro
Massive Safety Program Aims To Transform Highway Rules
The Senate approved a wide reaching safety drive backed by substantial funding for driver training safer streets and highway upgrades. The bill directs the Commerce Secretary to mandate intermediate vehicle changes within three years with further updates every two years, signaling a new era of government control over car and truck design and road safety.
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Jonxson
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Medicare Law and Elder Care Reflections From A M A Session
In St Louis the American Medical Association leaders urge doctors to help Medicare work while preserving the doctor patient bond. Welfare officials note Title 19 ends children’s legal liability for parents bills, easing elder care but prompting questions on nursing home access, Social Security, and post July 1 provisions.
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American Medical Association
St. Louis
Freedom Marchers and White Power Questioned in Mississippi
The letter to the editor critiques a group calling itself Freedom Marchers in Mississippi. It warns such provocations resemble a pattern that precedes red power in Moscow’s sense and asks what would happen if white power supporters paraded through Harlem.
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Mississippi
Moscow
Harlem
The Narrow Way Leads To Life by L D Johnson
The article contrasts two paths of life from Didache and biblical texts, urging discernment between the broad desert path and the narrow suggested by Jesus Sermon on the Mount. It argues the narrow road restricts freedom but leads toward life and wisdom.
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L. D. Johnson
Jeremiah
Everbody
Rutgers Critique Echoes on Academic Freedom Debate
In New Jersey, debate grows over Rutgers University and academic freedom as professors urge policy changes and fellow writers critique campus voices. Nixon stresses that academic freedom must not become license and warns against endorsing victory for the enemy in wartime.
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Rutgers University
Rutgers
Eugene Genovese
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
al Rutgors
Legisla‘ture
Nixon
University of Rochester
United States
Tor Rochester
Ainers
Ho Chi Minh and
Man Tse-tung
California boom and contrasts in a vast state
California news displays rapid growth with 19 million residents and 400,000 new settlers yearly. It contrasts northern and southern regions, highlights San Francisco and Los Angeles as hubs, notes Sacramento’s port development, and sketches economics, infrastructure, and social debates shaping the Golden State.
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San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
Asia
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Long Beach
Douglas Aircraft Company
Centro
Imperial Valley
San Diego
Sacramento
Truth Stretchers in Congress Tonight
The piece critiques both parties for exaggerating claims about the Johnson Administration. It cites Dirksen Ford as leaders claiming a consensus of no confidence and examines alleged Democratic falsifications, from McNamara’s testimony disputes to troop dispatch justifications and wage-price rhetoric.
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Mark Twain
Huck Fine
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Ford
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Johnson
Defense
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Pentagon
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Saigon
Hanoi
A ‘Thant
Adlai Stevenson
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Defense Department
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