Americans Re-Examine Their Own Abilities on Pearl Harbor Day
An editorial notes the 28th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, contrasting past unity after the attack with postwar disillusionment. It argues Americans now face doubts about leadership and prosperity, yet must recognize both powers and limits to act honorably in world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Habor
Europe
Germany
France
Great Britain
America
Free World
United States
Asia
Pearl, Harbor
Christmas Spirit and meaning beyond gifts and cheer
A reflective piece on Christmas as more than cards and presents, highlighting its spiritual renewal and moral guidance. It argues the season unites people, embodies reverence and humility, and contrasts timeless Christian truths with present-day strife, urging renewal on Dec 25.
Incarnate Christ Lives On in Debate Over Modern Views
The text defends the miracle of the Incarnation against modern science and secular claims. It argues that Jesus Christ became mortal through birth, and warns against discarding core biblical commandments and ethics. It cites critics like Bernard Shaw and emphasizes enduring Christian truth.
Incarnation of Christ for All Peoples and Ages
The text reflects on Jesus as the divine Incarnation and human savior, emphasizing His oneness with all humanity. It states He is for every man and woman, across races and nations, bringing God to every believing heart from birth to resurrection. It asserts His universal mission beyond royal lineage or social status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Barnyard
Christ
Jésus
Man
Abraham
David
God
Piedmont and Northern Railroad remembered in Our Yesterdays feature
The Piedmont and Northern Railroad once aimed to span the Carolinas with electrified interurban service. Headquartered in Charlotte, it merged with the Seaboard Railroad era and carried hopes of a vast network powered by river hydroelectricity. It remained profitable as a regional carrier in South Carolina and North Carolina, later converting to diesel and continuing as part of a larger system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Carl Goercham
Bill Sharpe
Piedmont
Charlotte
Seaboard Cossume
Tepor
P&n
Carolinas
Dukes
Guilford
Rockingham
Virginia
South Carolina
Lake Norman
Spone
Mile Angoudicn
Greensboro
High Point
Brick
Imade
Drug Firms Grab Top FDA Officials in Shifting Roles
A column notes 44 or more FDA top officials have moved to pharmaceutical firms in three years. It cites transfers from the Bureau of Medicine and Compliance to Parke Davis and SmithKline and French, among others, with concerns about regulatory capture and safety letters. It also covers a separate Vietnam-related fraud case involving Leonard Pitcock and U S overseas missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drug Administration
Sen. Gaylord
Nelson
D-Wis
Lste
Roe
FDA
Bureau of Medicine
Bureau of Compliance
FDA Commissioner
Bureau “of Veterinary Medicine
Bureau of Science
Joseph Sadusk
Parke Davis
Robert Hodges
New Drugs
Joseph M. Pisani
Proprietary Association
Morris L. Yakowitz
SmithKline
Paul E. Ogles
Food and Drug
Commissioner's
Mead Johnson
FDC
Trevise
Uncle Sam
Botti
Justice
Defense Departments
Leonard B.pitcock
George S.creamer
Fitcock
Pitcock
Saigon
Hong Kong
Manila
Singapore
Philippines
DeGill Corporation
Creamer
U.S
USAID
Vietnam
Mayflower Cup ends Culture Week in Raleigh scene
Fragmentary report notes W T Powell as North Carolina governor presenting the Mayflower Cup during Culture Week in Raleigh Friday evening. Mentions Dr John R Alden James BeDuke and other scattered phrases about death, taxes, and an escape by a convict prompting media bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Powell
North Carolina
Raleigh
John R. Alden
James BeDuke
Guilford
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Prince of Peace
John
Christ Jesus
Berhard Shaw
Jesus of Nazareth
A.rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall
Terry
IR Holt McPherson
Brown
Fattersonia
V.weidol Jree
Richard Teague
Erprise
Prise
Ing. Street
Associated Press
N.C
AP News
N. C
High Point Entereprist, Inc
By Capus Waymick
Jack Anderson
Connecticut
Abe
Ribboff
Bln
Pitesek
John Tower
Texas
Journal, Ramen Everta
Argus Research Corporation
New York
Gous
Nia. S
Conigre
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