Time Precious For Finding Realignment Solutions
The article reports House Speaker H P Taylor Jr and Lt Gov Robert Scott urging timely realignment work to meet constitutional and court requirements. They warn three weeks between Jan 10 and Jan 31 is tight to craft a workable plan or risk court involvement. Committees are tasked to find a workable formula instead of court mandated solutions.
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H. P. Taylor Jr
General Assembly
Taylor
Robert Scott
Man's Mysterious Mind and its Paradoxes
Poem questions the human mind, gods, and morality. It contrasts luxury and conflict with the enigma of human nature and seeks an answer beyond logic to why people act as they do.
Inflation Control Leaves Federal Debate Open
The piece analyzes rising inflation pressures as markets react to higher money rates. It notes President Johnson's displeasure with rate increases and the Fed's role, along with expected tensions between economic management and political considerations, as lawmakers weigh investigations and future actions.
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Fed
Johnson
Federal Reserve Bank
Congress
William McC. Martin
Beginning of Rome Council closes with broad consensus
The Rome Vatican II's final session ends with broad accord among 2200 prelates. Debate focused on religious liberty and the church's role in the modern world. Observers note mixed reactions to drafts on religious freedom and the Jews, while American bishops emerge as influential voices. Orthodox churches plan a conference to seek closer ties with Rome, signaling another beginning.
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Paul VI
John
Paul of
Tarsus
John W. Lawrence
London
Lawrence
Albert C. Cutler
Southern Methodist University
Notre Dame University
Noonan
Paul
U. S
Civil rights politics stir as HEW aide resigns amid 1968 vote fears
Jim Quigley quits the Johnson administration after cutting 32 million in Chicago school funds, while Civil rights leaders press for control of federal funds and more voter registrars. The meeting with Katzenbach Gardner and others signals potential Negro vote shifts in New York Chicago Philadelphia and other cities.
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Jim Quigley
HEW
Chicago
Johnson
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Jim
LBJ
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Nicholas Katzenbach
John Gardner
Reapportionment watch as North Carolina lawmakers refuse delay
Gov Moore and lawmakers reject shifting county reapportionment to a Jan 10 special session. Guilford County fears unequal gains under 2 1 1 district ratios while High Point seeks preserved representation and candidates. Band boosters raise 12,000 for new uniforms by April. Dr. Carlyle Campbell promotes church related college aid. Postmaster York notes holiday mail rise and ZIP code efficiency and international interest.
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North Carolina Association of County Commissioners
General Assembly
High Point Central High School
Tom Elder Jr
Art Lindley
Carlyle Campbell
Meredith College
Raleigh
Coker College
Hartsville
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South
High Point
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