Peter and Christ on selflessness and rewards
The meditation recalls Mark 10 28 where Peter asks about personal welfare after following Jesus Christ teaches that true discipleship brings great rewards but urges focus on lives of service rather than rewards hereafter or now.
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Peter
Let Candidates Debate Clearly Freely Issues
The piece urges nationwide Nixon Kennedy debates to clarify fall campaign issues. It proposes a North Carolina version with Robert L. Gavin and Terry Sanford in a no holds barred discussion to inform voters and safeguard democracy.
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John F. Kennedy
Robert L. Gavin
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Call for clearer, more direct guberatorial debates
The writers urge voters to see and hear candidates discuss issues and clarifications. They note the Sanford Lake televised debate helped but call for refinement and a positive approach. They emphasize North Carolina people deserve light over heat in campaign discussions.
Planning Merited Access Control On North Carolina Highways
A two year study chaired by Prof. C R Mc Cullough of North Carolina State College confirms high road user costs per mile over a 20 year life, versus a cheaper four lane undivided design. The report cites Hillsboro and Kannapolis examples to urge long range highway access planning and curb costly rights of way.
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North Carolina
C. R. McCullough
N. C. State College Civil Engineering Department
McCullough
Hillsboro
Kannapolis
Central Africa turmoil tests Rhodesia federation limits
Editorial notes riots around Salisbury and Bulawayo as a white settler government tightens control amid calls for African rights. It details the Central African Federation with Nyasaland and Northern Rhodesia, fears of secession, Banda’s push for independence, and British assurances under Macmillan.
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Rhodesia
Republic of Congo
Kenya
Central Africa
Salisbury
Bulawayo
National Democratic Party
N.D.P
Central African Party
London Daily Telegraph
African National Congress
Southern Rhodesia
London
Nyasaland
Northern Rhodesia
Central African Federation
Roy Welensky
Hastings K. Banda
Malawi Congress Party
Iaw Macleod
Banda
Federation
Commonwealth
Harold Macmillan
Medical Quacks Take At Record High
Detroit case illustrates the quackery boom as the FDA reports medical con artists earned over 650 million last year. Promoters sell tonics and devices claiming cures for cancer and chronic diseases, while authorities push for premarket gadget approval to curb dangerous, unregulated products.
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Detroit
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Residents urge renewal of 10-A Fire Department lease
Citizens of 10-A area urge High Point City Council to extend the lease of the volunteer 10-A Fire Department to maintain prompt protection for about 1500 homes and diverse businesses south of Surratt Street to the county line. They cite a A grade rating, no loss of life, and petition support while noting the city’s failure to renew despite newer annexations.
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High Point
Surratt Street
Davidson County
Westchester Drive
10-A
North Carolina Fire Rating Bureau
Guil Rand
Deep River
Oak View
Movie Magazine Quip Teases Monroe Doctrine Reference
A cheeky line notes that Monroe Doctrine is not found in film magazines and not something Marilyn Monroe would say. The remark plays on celebrity culture and foreign policy in a light, humorous way.
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Marilyn
Carolinas AAU swim meet to be held in High Point
High Point will host the fifth annual Carolinas AAU long course age group swim meet August 19 and 20 at City Lake. The event is sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce Parks and Playground Department and the High Point Swim Club.
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High Point
City Lake
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Parks and Playground Department
City of
High Point Swim Club, Inc
Asheville
Mountain City
Park Pool
YWCA
Southern Railway pulls Spencer shops from North Carolina
The Spencer rail shops face closure as diesel locomotives reduce steam era maintenance needs. Gov Hodges seeks delay to July 31 but the cut-off stands. The change mirrors Atlantic Coast Line shifts and pressures North Carolina's economy amid railroad decline.
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Rowan
Southern Railway
Spencer
Hodges
Southern
North Carolina
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
Jacksonville
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