How Dangerous Is Red China Lawrence Barret
Lawrence Barret argues Kennedy’s warning on Red China signals a major future threat. The piece weighs China’s nuclear potential, military posture, and regional influence, contrasting Beijing’s bluster with fragility. It discusses strategies to build viable Asian states and deter expansion without provoking war.
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Daily Meditation on Judgment and Living Faith
A devotional note reflects on final judgment and the distinction between evil and righteous, citing Matthew 13 49 and Thomas a Kempis urging that judgment focuses on deeds and lived faith rather than mere reading or eloquence.
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Re Opening Closed Schools Occasion For Rejoicing
Announcement ends four year education famine for Negro children in Prince Edward County Virginia. Agreement praised as step toward educational opportunity for all youngsters, despite race. Governors and communities hailed resolution reached outside court, restoring schooling after years of delayed access.
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Governor Sanford Eyes Redistricting Plan In NC Senate Split
Governor Sanford advocates a workable redistricting plan to end the stalemate over senatorial representation. He seeks Mecklenburg three seats, Guilford and Forsyth two each, Alamance and Cumberland one each, urging fairer results and avoidance of court overhaul.
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Red Cross Centenary Marks Global Observance in Geneva
Editorial notes centennial Red Cross celebrations begin in Geneva with a mid August council of delegates. It traces origins to a 1663 convention inspired by A Memory of Solferino, highlighting Henri Dunant and Clara Barton. The piece praises Red Cross expansion amid new nations, outlines Geneva conventions’ evolution, and underscores funding and organizational structure.
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Washington in slow swirl over civil rights demo and rail strike
Washington remains in a slow swirl as a major civil rights demonstration looms on May 3. Negotiations between railroads and unions stall and a potential August 29 railroad strike looms. Senate hearings on the limited nuclear test ban treaty dominate the scene, with Kennedy's reelection at stake depending on the pact’s performance. Republican rivals Rockefeller and Goldwater weigh the treaty’s risks and benefits as support appears broad.
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Critics Clash Over Antimissile Treaty Yet Unsure Path
In Washington a clash over the nuclear treaty intensifies as Goldwater and Rockefeller push warnings on antimissile defense while McNamara and Senate advisers defend safeguards. The debate, amid civil rights demonstrations, centers on whether ironclad assurances are possible and if research should proceed.
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High Point faces growth tests and airport ties amid praise
Civic leaders urge builders not wreckers as High Point wrestles with growth and the Singer-Fidelity project. The Greensboro-High Point Airport Authority report keeps Winston-Salem out of new financing while Forsyth eyes involvement. National Women's AAU swimming championships showcase local hospitality. Gantt Arcade gains a cleaned face, and a theater revival awaits. Mark Ethridge plans UNC journalism sessions while staying active at Newsday on Long Island.
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