MacArthur Remembered For Faith And Bold Leadership
General MacArthur’s death ends a famed career noted for faith in himself and stubborn resolve. From West Point aide to Roosevelt to Far East commander, he defied presidents, led from Corregidor to Japan’s revival, and returned to win praise despite clashes with leaders.
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Fulbright on Cuba and Cold War aims at UNC Chapel Hill
Senator William S. Fulbright urged balance in foreign policy during the 1964 Carolina Symposium at the University of North Carolina. He criticized overemphasis on Cuba, warned that Red China remains hostile, and urged minimizing differences with adversaries while recognizing Communism’s unrelenting goal to rout capitalism.
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NATO 15 Years On A Lively Corpse In Washington debate
Editorial argues NATO endures as a lively corpse after 15 years with note of dissent from McGhee and Steel. It credits limited gains for Europe, Berlin's stability, and Western economies while criticizing de Gaulle and questioning NATO’s future beyond 1969 amid nuclear and strategic shifts.
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No Second Return MacArthur Possessed Special Quality
James Marlow analyzes Douglas MacArthur's life focusing on mana or extraordinary magnetism, ego, and a dramatic persona. He details a career spanning 52 years across many wars, notes clashes with President Truman over war conduct, and recalls his famed promise to return to the Philippines ending in dismissal after insubordination. The piece weighs heroism against egotism and ends with MacArthur's final, unreturned arc.
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Optimistic view of civil rights bill reshaping Congress
Political scientists say passage of an effective civil rights bill could transform U S politics by expanding black voting power in the South. They predict shifts in Democratic and Republican stances toward national issues, stronger two party cohesion, and more accountable leadership as old power centers fade.
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Johnsons See Social Grains Pay Off in Congress
Notes on The News recount how White House receptions boost the President's image. A Republican congressman danced with Lady Bird Johnson, another with the President, and a Democratic representative praised the First Couple's grace both socially and in leadership.
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YMCA convention highlights Christian role in health
GAfternan and Dean B Pruette lead a Saturday YMCA workshop at the 87th Annual Convention and Spiritual Emphasis Conference. Speakers urge Carolinians to balance physical fitness with Christian character and world service while praising the horizontal spread of goodwill and warning against neglect of spiritual roots. Tom Sprinkle and wife from Biere Mozam bique share world tour notes and church connections with Port Elizabeth pulpit exchange planned for summer.
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Guilford polio drive boosts second-dose uptake plan
In Guilford County polio immunization efforts, 180304 residents who took the first dose March 26 are urged to return April 26 for the second. Dr J D Bridgers notes clinics within 15 minutes of all residents as March 1 shows strong cooperation in this preventive campaign.
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Elevation of Trudge Herbert to Presidency at Duke University
Elevation of Trudge Herbert to presidency of the rising senior class at Duke University pleases his family the Dr. C. C. Herberts of Gastonia. He previously showed leadership as Junior High School president in his first year.
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