Questions About The Sugar Shack Case In Guilford County
The Sugar Shack near Whitsett in eastern Guilford County draws questions as a padlock fight against a disorderly house unfolds. Reports allege Ku Klux Klan involvement with allegedWhippings and patrols raising concerns about law enforcement and public morals. A December 14 court hearing could decide if the house remains padlocked.
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Whitsett
Guilford County
Guilford Senacha
Yale
Onslow Clapp
Clapp
Lonnie Herbin
Ku Klux Klan
Sugar Shack
Elon College
Ala
Mance County
Clyde A. Webster Jr
Guilford
Teensboro Justice’ of Peace
Webster
Unity Seen in U S Behind Vietnam Policy
The nation faces cross currents as public debate spreads from domestic to global, with factions backing continued support for South Vietnam against subversion and terror linked to North Vietnam and backed by China. Freedom House urges essential unity, citing signatures from Richard Nixon and Dean Acheson in a push to end confusion in Peking, Hanoi, and Moscow.
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Nam
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U. S
Viet Nam
Freedom House
Richard Nixon
Dean Acheson
Peking
Hanoi
Moscow
Sunday Sermon on the Great Society and moral renewal
A Sunday sermon envisions a Great Society beyond politics, rooted in God and moral reform. It cites Christ’s kingdom, the Ten Commandments, the Sermon on the Mount, and the Golden Rule, urging workers’ dignity, peace, and charity.
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Great Society
John On Patmos
High Point Enterprise notice fragment page
The text appears to be a partial newspaper notice listing staff and policies. It mentions D A Rawley as president and Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood as secretary treasurer, with carrier and mail subscription details likely for North Carolina. The fragment references copyright and distribution terms and post office classifications.
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D. A. Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
N.C
Ited
High Point
N. C
M.C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Governor Moore denounces hate and pushes merit in North Carolina
In a Good Neighbor Council meeting Governor Dan K Moore condemns the Charlotte bombing and all acts of intimidation. He urges employers to hire on merit, stresses equal opportunity, and calls for education as the path to improved human resources. He cites historical justice and warns that violence will be punished.
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Bethlehem
Macaulay
Earth
Prince of Peace
Dan K. Moore
North Carolina
Good Neighbor Council
Charlotte
South
Committee On Traffic Safety
Forsyth Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
American Caner Society
Forsyth County
Toerteee
Growth plans for Guilford area loom large
The piece urges proactive regional planning to manage rapid growth spreading from Raleigh to Charlotte, naming Guilford Forsyth Davidson and Randolph counties. It warns of high stakes, calls for public support and private gifts to support arts and cultural development, and stresses self-reliance to shape a prosperous, aesthetically vibrant Piedmont.
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Guilford
County Pl Board
Raleigh
Charlotte
Piedmont
Forsyth
Davidson
Randolph
Washington
International Cooperation Year idea gains early backing
Drew Pearson recalls the November 7 1961 Blair House tea with Nehru where the concept for an International Cooperation Year was proposed to advance peace through practical cooperative efforts. Nehru urged an Assembly committee to study the plan, which later led to 1965 as International Cooperation Year amid mixed progress and Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Nehru
India
Kennedy
Blair House
White House
Clarence Pickett
American Friends Service Committee
Roger Fisher
Harvard Law School
Assembly
United States
Dominican Republic
Viet Nam
Johnson
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
NATO
Western Europe
Poland
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
East Germany
West Germany
Europe
Red Army
Khrushchev
International Cooperation Year Committee
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High Point Enterprise
U.S
High Poi Point Enterprise
Litierats Inc
Point. eaTenPrise
Sete Enwe
Associated Press
Erento
Waynick
By Capus Waynick
Moore
Charles B. Aycock
Holt McPherson
Arts Council
Gibson
Irving Silver
Drew Pearson
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