North Carolina Seeks Fair Districts After Census
A Winston-Salem lawyer sues to halt elections until NC legislative and congressional districts are redrawn per population counts. The piece contrasts NC delays with Virginia’s recent reapportionment, noting political power shifts for Eastern Carolina and Southside as potential outcomes.
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North Carolina
U.S
Virginia
Virginia General Assembly
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia Court of Appeals
Winston- Salem
Wake Forest
U.S. Court
Middle District
Senate
House of Delegates
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Renn Drum
Democratic Party
Carolina
Raleigh
Southside
Richmond
Gates
Hertford
Jobs and migrant labor fill Virginia harvests
City Council urged welfare help for seasonal tobacco plant workers amid hunger fears as 1965 crop processing begins in Danville. Shenandoah apple orchards import 300 foreign pickers after labor shortages, with apple pickers earning up to 1.64 dollars hourly. The piece argues able-bodied adults should work rather than rely on unemployment benefits, praising work and the handicapped’s value.
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Virginia
Danville
Old Belt
Shenandoah Valley
Department of Labor
Virginia State Employment Service
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association
State Employment Service
Peaceful Vision or Cult Leader Fame in Father Divine Tale
A retrospective view on Father Divine, the unlettered preacher who built a multi-racial communal following centered on peace. The piece notes his wealth, control over followers, and the controversial rise of his “kingdoms” while comparing him to a nearby historical figure who preached peace but met a violent end. It reflects on belief, leadership, and the quest for inner peace.
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Paingeas T. Barnum
Father Divine
Philadelphia
Farner Divine
Morther Divine
Monanpus K. Ganoxt
A. Trant
Pricing and affiliations page from The Danville Register
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including in city and mail options. It notes postal details, newspaper pricing, and Associated Press rights, plus national advertising representatives in multiple cities.
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Aml
Danville
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Migheapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
Our Big Government Grows Bigger Under Economizing Great Society
Ralph de Toledano critiques Great Society spending and Federal bureaucracy growth. He cites July civilian federal employment rises across departments, the Post Office payroll surge, NASA budget boosts, and the Treasury hiring, arguing the trend swells the payroll and dims national productivity. He warns only reactionaries worry about who will produce the taxes to fund the bureaucrats.
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Great Society
Johnson
Washington
Kennedy
Agriculture Department
Tennessee Valley Authority
White House
Post Office
Congress
Phil Little
Atelic Agency
Allis
al Ifit
Fev
NASA
Jeral
Vision of the Celestial City versus Babylon’s pull
A devotional reflection on faith facing doubt in Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress and the Babylonian exile. Hopeful’s dream withstands Atheist scorn, yet believers risk accommodation and self pity. Maintaining allegiance to principle, avoiding custom, and staying connected to faith keep the vision alive.
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Bunyan
Hopeful
Celestial City
Christian
Mount Clear
Babylon
Jerusalem
George Adam Smith
Euphrates
Jeremiah
Space Race Reflections from Holmes and Hunter Alexander
Holmes and Hunter Alexander discuss the space race as a clash of systems and cultures, naming cosmonauts Gagarin to Leonov and American astronauts Cooper to White. They note Pravda praise for Gemini 5, praise for various European scientists, and contrast Russian and NASA data releases while hinting at political tensions and weather impacts on launches.
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Holmes
Hunter Alexander
Washington, D. C
Gagarin
Titov
Popovich
Bykovsky
Tereshkova
Yegorov
Belyayevy
Leonov
Cooper
Conrad
Grissom
Glenn
Carpenter
Schirra
Young
McDivitt
White
Pravda
N. M. Sisakyan
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Poland
Britain
Japan
Germany
Rumania
Yuglavia
China
Sisakyan
Washington
Russia
Space Research
NASA
N. MM. Sisakyan
Wiley
V. A. Ambartsuyan
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Ussr
Johnson
USA
LBJ
Los Anegeles
Voskhod 2
Astronaut White
Atlantic
Pacific
Khrush- 0
Wasosunchev
Campus Conservatism Grows Amid Political Turmoil
A 1960s movement notes a rise in conservative student publications and clubs across major universities. ISI Campus Report cites journals from Penn to Berkeley, while Young Americans for Freedom and other groups push debate on liberty and classical liberal thought.
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Marxist|tional Foundation
DuBois
Intercollegiate
Ric Ledger
Philadelphia
ISI
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Harvard Conservative
University of Chicago
New Individualist Review
University of Wisconsin
Insight and
Outlook
Rutgers
New Jersey
Politeia
Northwestern University
the Optimate
Berkeley
Man
State
Hydrofoil ships move into extensive commercial service
Hydrofoils are seen increasingly on U S waterways with ships designed to carry passengers and perform like waterborne aircraft. The H S Victoria debuted in Baltimore in 1965 and aims to shuttle up to 75 passengers between Seattle and Victoria while testing inter island routes in Hawaii.
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United States
New York
Manhattan
Flushing
H. S
Victoria
Baltimore
Puget Sound
Seattle
Washington
British Columbia
Hawaii
Huil
Soviet Union
Enrico Forlanini
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
North Carolina
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Jthee
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Alexander
Russell Kirk
Young Americans For Freedom
National Association of Student Conservatives
New Guard
C Street
N.E
Washington, D.C
YAF
Rockford College
Illinois
Claremont Men's College
California
Rockford
Intel- EC
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