Daily Meditation On Faith And Endurance
The passage reflects on a divine leader whose works love and service endure. It contrasts affliction comfort with prosperity humility, invoking reflection on strength and omnipotence to guide believers. Theodore Sir Richard Steele’s contemplation emphasizes spiritual perspective.
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Time Now To Find Who Put Knife In Adlai's Back
A Life Magazine controversy about Adlai Stevenson and President Kennedy linked to Security Council file access is described as a false attack on Stevenson. The piece suggests aides within the administration may aim to diminish Stevenson while praising his UN work and U.S. prestige. It calls for exposing the responsible official and quieting the Stevens on hubbub.
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Kennedy Speech Set for Economic Club Address
President Kennedy will address the Economic Club of New York on Friday. The speech is expected to carry political and economic implications following Governor Rockefeller’s recent remarks to the National Association of Manufacturers.
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Bi partisan push to ease small business tax load
Senators from the Small Business Committee urge Kennedy to swap the 30 percent corporate rate with the 22 percent surtax and raise the surtax exemption from 25 000 to 50 000. The proposals aim to stimulate investment and expansion, shaping early 1964 campaign dynamics.
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Editorial Candor On Senator Ellender Sparks Debate
The piece critiques Senator Ellender of Louisiana for overseas trips and remarks on Africa. It notes controversial quotes and travel reports that drew State Department criticism and public uproar, highlighting broader debates on U.S. policy and Africa. It mentions Mennen Williams, Kennedy, and Ben Bella in context.
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Tough U. S. Mood Upsets UN Brass
UN officials cope with a prevailing tough mood in Washington after the Cuba crisis. They note a shift toward hardline rhetoric toward Russia while cautioning that war rhetoric risks broader conflict. Stevenson’s stance on Berlin and the blockade undercuts claims of anti US unity at the Security Council.
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Plymouth Bridge Grant Becomes Political Bargain
Governor Terry Sanford seeks to fast track a Plymouth Roanoke River bridge as an Eastern North Carolina priority. The plan, funded by highway surplus or regular funds, faces scrutiny over costs and regional needs while tolls appear dead.
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East North Carolina seeks roads to boost growth and tobacco towns
Notes on the News outlines Eastern North Carolina's push for new highways to spur industrial growth and counter farm outmigration. It also discusses existing and planned bridge projects, a proposed Plymouth bridge tying Edenton-Washington-New Bern history sites, and a Piedmont furniture highway linking High Point to Winston-Salem to aid the furniture industry.
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Community drives toward final fundraising push
The United Appeal nears its goal with under half a per cent left as cleanup efforts resume. Local groups push year end gifts including Friends of Youth, Wake Forest College, High Point Memorial Hospital Endowment Fund, and the Christmas Cheer Fund.
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