Elephant Stew and Other Foreign Laughs from Washington
A humorous column notes U.S. Hungarian talks on normalizing relations, a visiting dignitary ordering elephant stew in Budapest but lacking onions, and a montage of political jests. It recalls Sen. Ken Keating’s critical letter, congress’s study list on dolphin talk and other odd research, and Pentagon publicity followed by cancellations.
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United States
Hungary
Budapest
Ken Keating
New York
U.S
Rome
Congress
Congressman Marsh
Back To Bible For Billy J Hargis Faces Hard Times
The Charlotte Observer recalls Billy James Hargis once showing his chest to prove a point at Bob Jones University. Now his Christian Crusade faces funding drops, reduced headquarters plans, and a shift back toward religious focus amid Liberal smears and rival right wing groups.
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Robert Welches
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Brotherhood of Man
Tulsa
John Birch Society
New York Times
Tentative University and Political Cabinet Speculations
A Chapel Hill Weekly item imagines a future UNC leadership lineup if L Beverly Lake wins governor. Names include Jesse Helms as CH Chapel Hill dean, W. C. George as medical dean and health chair, Hoover Adams as UNC News Bureau director, Thomas White as journalism dean, Wade Bruton as political science chair, Orval Faubus as admissions director, and others. The piece notes the list is speculative and not binding.
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L Beverly Lake
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Eure
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L. J. Phipps
Clarence Stone
Division of Health Affairs
W. C. George
UNC
Hoover Adams
W. C. (Wimpy) Jones
School of Journalism
Thomas White
Department of Religion
James P. Dees
States
Jack Herer
Manning Simons
Department of Radio, Television and Motion Pictures
N. C. Department of the American Legion
Department of Political Science
Wade Bruton
Ross Barnett
George C. Wallace
Orval Faubus
Alumni Association
Robert Welch
Dr. Lake
Puppy for Sale Shows True Kindness and Understanding
A man advertises puppies and refuses a boy’s offer for a disabled pup. The boy reveals a brace and explains he runs poorly too, choosing the dog that needs someone who understands him. The tale highlights empathy, care, and mutual understanding across a shared challenge.
Atlanta Mayor Faces Public Accommodation Dilemma
The piece discusses Atlanta Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. and the public accommodations bill, contrasting his stance with the late Mayor William B. Hartsville's leadership. It questions whether Allen can avoid “passing the buck” and wonders if he speaks only for himself amid calls for federal action.
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Ivan Allen Jr
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Hartsville
Supreme Court
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Mayor Allen
Notes on The News: Immunity and Isolation Studies
Reported findings show babies may build disease immunity from birth, challenging the idea of solely maternally derived antibodies. A Maryland study tests human stress under isolation to inform future spaceflight planning. UNC researchers pursue arthritis drugs and reconstructive surgery to ease pain and address causes. Southern universities’ labs advance prospects for a longer, healthier tomorrow.
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Southern Regional Education Board
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Loyola University Health Research Center
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
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Birt
University of Maryland
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
University of North Carolina
South
High Point Enterprise masthead and rates notice
Established 1884 High Point Enterprise publishes daily and Sunday editions from 305 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. Rates by mail and carrier shown with prices for daily Sunday and weekly options. AP and local news rights noted. Subscriptions handled through carriers with tax details.
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High Point lauds AAU meet and Tanglewood theater success
The city praises the National Women's AAU Swim Meet planning and execution led by James H. Millis and volunteers, calling it a superb display of civic teamwork. A Tanglewood Barn Theater season earns high praise for its Broadway offerings and community support, with gestures from James H Walton and Representative John O Marsh, Jr.
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James H. Millis
Mr. Walton
Tanglewood Barn Theater
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Circle In the Sky
Patti Colliver
Tanglewood
Guilford
Friendsup
Forsyth
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