Wirtz Faces Test After Year in Office
Editorial notes a year of W. Willard Wirtz as Labor Secretary under Kennedy amid railway firemen disputes. A friend compares Wirtz to Arthur Goldberg, praising Wirtz for long term settlement aims and steady leadership while acknowledging tougher negotiations ahead. President Kennedy stands fully behind him.
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W. Willard Wirtz
Chicago
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
Prayer Through Clouded Skies Poem Meditation
A poetic meditation by Eliza Cook cites Lamentations 3 4 and reflects on prayer obscured by a cloud across desert gloom, midnight, joy, pain, and youth. The piece muses on when prayer will be heard or felt as true.
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Eliza Cook
Opening Of Schools Faces New Education Stress
The opening term confronts schools with enforcing the Supreme Court ruling on Bible readings and the Lord's Prayer, and with debates over the pledge under God and racial balance. Parents fight busing plans as districts seek integration amid court challenges and local schooling pressures.
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Supreme Court
Give It The Chance President Neilan Sees U S Enterprise Potential
Edwin P. Neilan of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States asserts the American enterprise system can drive growth employment and rising prosperity and compete internationally while meeting security duties against Communism. He says progress depends on an aroused informed citizenry demanding a chance.
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American Enterprise System
Edwin P. Neilan
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Pennell Cleared 17 Foot Pole Vault World Record
John Pennell, 23, of Northeast Louisiana State College, shattered the 17-foot mark by three-quarters of an inch at the Florida Gold Coast Amateur Athletic Union meet in Miami. He previously held 16 feet 10 1/2 inches, and reportedly cleared the record on his first attempt.
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John Pennell
Louisiana State College
Pennell
Florida Gold Coast
Randolphs Good Manners In A Civil Rights Leader Profile
Editorial portraits A Philip Randolph, head of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, shaped the Aug 28 Washington march and earlier civil rights actions. The piece traces his battles within AFL CIO, his stance on integration and economic rights, and his insistence that civil rights and jobs must be linked. Randolph argues for more jobs for all as he leads protests with a disciplined, principled demeanor.
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Washington
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Southern Railroad
Fair Employment Committee
Roosevelt
FEPC
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South Carolina
Tennessee
Truman
A. Philip Randolph
Pullman Company
Baltimore
Thoreau
Leo Day
Wash
Tolstoy
Pertians
Congress
Editor Manager and Advertising Director Roles
A newspaper masthead lists staff positions including Editor in Chief Managing Editor Advertising Director Business Manager Circulation Manager. The notice outlines key editorial and business leadership roles within the publication.
Civil Disobedience Across History and Thought
A reflective tract tracing civil disobedience from Socrates and Antigone through Tolstoy Emerson and Gandhi to Thoreau. It discusses non violence, religious and philosophical influences, and the tension between duties to government and higher laws. The piece cites Thoreau, Gandhi, Jesus, and the Quakers as historical touchstones in resisting unjust authority.
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Gandhi
India
Sophocles
Antigone
Creon
Notes on World Faiths and Unequal Uprisings
The piece surveys Hinduism Jainism and Buddhism, contrasting peaceful caste notions with nonviolence and love as ideologies. It recalls Aeschylus Prometheus, and marks 1894 Coxey’s Army mass urging job creation, plus the 1932 bonus march turnout and its suppression by the Army.
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Gandhi
India
Jacob §. Coxey
Ohio
Washington
Congress
State politicking hints at Kirkman governorship bid
Former State Senator C Arthur Kirkman hints he would run for governor if encouraged. Other names populate speculation including Ralph Scott Basil Whitener and George Watts Hill. The piece notes regional ties and shifts in party dynamics as a backdrop to nascent campaigns and race tensions.
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C. Arthur Kirkman
Senate
House
Advisory Budget Commission
Kirkman
Ralph Scott
Ala- Taance
Basil Whitener
Gastonia
George Watts Hill
Durham
L. Richardson Preyer
Greensboro
College seeks Guilford land for faculty housing near campus
High Point College requests Guilford County Commissioners allow purchase of county land opposite the campus to build faculty housing. The plan, backed by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, aims to place homes close to classrooms for 12 000 to 15 000 dollars each, reducing housing scatter and commuting costs. It would also address long-standing faculty housing needs and support college operations.
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High Point College
Guilford County
Patton
Montlew
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
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