Best Of Three Methods On How To Abolish Segregation
One year after the Supreme Court ruling against school segregation observers outline three paths for integration. States favor delay or local control, while the federal government urges a balanced timetable with court plan submissions and possible 90 day actions. Local leaders stress gradual, lawful adjustment to avoid turmoil.
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South
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Justice Department
Washington
High Point
Hodges
General Assembly
Pearsall Committee
Covington
Price of power and faith in Asa's reform
In a sermon excerpt, W. A. B. contrasts autocratic rule with Asa's godly leadership in Judah. He cites scripture from 2 Chronicles 15 to urge personal responsibility, faith, and covenant faithfulness as America faces Communism and atheism.
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Solomon
Rehoboam
Judah
Benjamin
Kingdom of
Israel
Jeroboam
Nebat
Harris Franklin Ball
Abingdon-Cokesbury Press
Asa
Azariah
Oded
Jacob
God
Jesus
Jerusa
Jerusalem
America
Hodges Makes Big Day Trips Across Eastern North Carolina
Governor Hodges traveled by helicopter and car to Farmville Fairmont and Bladenboro for farm festival and armory dedication. He spoke to diverse crowds, praised racial harmony, and urged courts not to disrupt this cooperation. A Charlotte luncheon followed, stressing mass appeal over elite audiences.
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Hodges
North Carolina
Farmville
Fairmont
Bladenboro
Avery
Iportance Guard
Charlotte
Mecklenburg
Robeson County
Carolina
Supreme Court of the United States
Bladenboro Armory
United States Army
North Carolna
Wilmington
Wally Military
Johnnie Bullard
National Guard
Cap pistol bill awaits Senate action in Raleigh letters
Reader letters criticize cap pistol and liquor referendum action in North Carolina. John Oakley argues delays on statewide liquor votes and pressure on cap pistol sales remain. he questions committee reports. A second note denounces High Point parking ticket enforcement as city racket and revenue drive.
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CAP Pistols
The
Enterprise
High Point Enterprise
Senate
House
Carson Gregory
Radford Powell
Rockingham
of Carolina
Hodges
Raleigh
John Oakley
Denton
Voices on highways and schools echo Cold War era debates
A collage of quotes on highway expansion, housing, and school integration shows policymakers and experts urging bold action. Figures include Seaborn Collins of the American Legion, architect Carl Koch, Dr Samuel Sweeney, and Haiti's President, revealing tensions over defense posture, modernization, and desegregation in a national discourse.
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Kremlin
Seaborn Collins
American Legion
High Point grows first modern motel near Highway 29
Readers note plans for High Point's first modern motel within five miles of the city on Highway 29 near James town with air conditioning and television. Construction could begin this summer as downtown furniture shows draw buyers from Louisiana and Texas boosting local business. The piece also recalls parking tickets for out-of-town visitors and local civic chatter on politics, polio vaccine, and a local theft involving soiled diapers.
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High Point
Highway 29
Jamestown
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Hagloire
Port City
Chamber of Commerce
Sunday Enterprise
Texas
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Merchandise Mart
Chicago
Cuba
U.S
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Virginia
Southern Furniture Exposition
Dick Compton
Birmingham
Bill Dial
Abilene
Arch Schooley
Galax
John Roby
Shreveport
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