Mississippi Redemption in Case of Civil Rights Killings
The FBI arrested 21 Mississippi suspects on federal conspiracy and civil rights charges over the three 1964 Mississippi civil rights workers murders. The case centers on the August discovery of the victims and the June of the workers in Philadelphia, Neshoba County. The piece frames the arrests as a step in justice and redemption, not vindication.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mississippi
Meridian
Philadelphia
Neshoba County
FBI
South
Rebellion And Regrouping Among Republican Governors
Republican governors met in Denver to negotiate leadership changes and craft a policy statement on extremism and civil rights. They prepared after analyzing the 1964 election losses and sought to link with Congressional Republicans, challenging the Goldwater wing as moderates press for a broader party comeback.
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Denver
Republican National Committee
Senate
Ornors
Ripon Society
Wisconsin
Republican Governors Association
Miami
William E. Miller
Republi
Can National Committee
House
Goldwater - Burch - Miller
Rising Hemline Trend From Paris Spurs Office Debate
Fashion leaders push knee length dresses as spring styles loom while corporations fear loss of efficiency. Personnel directors report varied reactions from amused to alarm as waitresses sport bunny tail outfits and women seek comfort and fairness in dress codes.
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Paris
Pega
Milady
Witty Clippings From Various Papers
A collection of short humorous lines from multiple newspapers. Jokes touch on politics, manners, shopping, and everyday life, with quips about government waste fashion and a line about a nude woman incident as a brief, non-graphic caption.
Rawley and Terry Lead Local Organization Roles
D A Rawley elected as president with Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer and reeve Beiter Raesi hor engl named director business manager and circulation manager roles outlined in local organization notice.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Great Society explained as gradual goal not instant utopia
The piece outlines President Johnson's plan to clarify the Great Society as a long term program rather than instant utopia. It notes two upcoming inaugural and state of the union addresses, White House task forces, and proposals focused on education, national beauty, and urban problems with funding from cutbacks in ineffective federal activities. It also tracks political gossip and Senate maneuverings around key figures and potential vacancies.
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Leslie Carpenter
Washington
Johnson
White House
Capitol Hill
Great Society
Congress
Democratic National Committee
John Bailey
Unecticut
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Senate
Thurmond
Commerce Committee
Armed Services Committee
Hubert Humphrey
Mississippi
John Bell Williams
Barry Goldwater
House
Ready for the sacred Christmas day in our hearts
A Sunday sermon urges spiritual preparation for Christmas over secular revelry. It stresses humility, prayer, and charity, warning that material excess masks Christ's birth. The speaker cites societal contrasts and calls believers to bow to the Bethlehem Baby with selflessness.
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Jesus
Christ
Bethlehem
God
Hayden Joins Chamber as Assistant Executive Vice President
Augustus Henry Hayden will assume the post on January 1, becoming the right hand to Manager George A. Cowan. He replaces the retiring Phil Clarke and will focus on committee work and industrial development alongside Cowan, with leaders J. Roscoe Adams and Covington welcoming the transition. Hayden's background spans economic development, membership programs, urban affairs, and area trade development.
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Chamber of Commerce
Augustus Henry
Gus) Hayden
George A. Cowon
Hayden
Phil Clarke
J. Roscoe Adams
Covington
Roanoke Rapids Chamber of Commerce
High Point
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High Point Enterprise
Associated Press
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Mike Monroney
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Waldorf Towers
Gregory Peck
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New York
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Barbara Cavanaugh
Rex Harrison
Rexy
Potomac
LBJ
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Mark
Holt McPherson
Elks
Paul R. Armstrong
Archie C. Bulla
T. Alston Kemp
William C. King Jr
Steve G. Neely
Peter C. Penn
Sali Taro
W. T. Taylor
Glenn R. Ward
Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
Dorothy Lewis
Town Hall
Charlotte
Dot
John Mebane
Enterprise
Atlanta
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Atlanta Journal
Dunwoody
Harold Heartman
Dixie
Terry Sanford
Raleigh
North Carolina
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