Christmas Threats to Religion From Separationists
A Charlotte News column denounces the rise of separationist critics who argue religion has no government approval. It cites 1962 63 school prayer rulings and seasons bans, condemns the ACLU for challenging a Christmas stamp Madonna and Child with Angel by Hans Memling, and warns of further assaults on religious heritage unless citizens defend it.
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The
Republic
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
American Civil Liberties Union
Europe
Hans Memling
ACLU
Congress
Aldous Huxley
Charlotte
Who Reads Newspaper Ads The Reader Profile From Ads
Research from the University of Mississippi argues the newspaper reader is diverse but shares traits. Readers tend to be literate, wealthier, and more urban than nonreaders, with teens shaping trends in fashion and sport while others seek homes, loans, or employment through ads.
Jenkins Won't Bypass ECC Trustees on University Status
East Carolina College President Leo Jenkins told Winston-Salem audiences he will seek separate university status from the General Assembly only if ECC trustees direct him to do so. He defended board autonomy, noted his withholding of a consults report on a two-year medical school, and argued that North Carolina can support only one multi-campus state university.
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Observer
Associated Press
Winston-Salem
East Carolina College
Leo Jenkins
Jenkins
ECC
Dr. Jenkins
General Assembly
East Carolina
North Carolina
California
Berkeley
High Point Enterprise Staff and Office Details
The High Point Enterprise displays its founding in 1884 and lists staff roles including president Mrs C H Lockwood vice president, secretary treasurer Joseph P Rawley, editor and business manager, and others at 305-307 North Main Street High Point NC.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Asurer Oseph
P. Rawley
Seatbadage
Letters to The Editor What Is Legal Residence
A reader protests conflicting interpretations of North Carolina liquor law and asks what constitutes a legal residence for consuming alcohol at home. The letter critiques enforcement, questions home definitions, cites personal speeding tickets, and accuses authorities of using highway safety as a revenue tool.
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Supreme Court
Brown
ABC Stores
N.C
Speed limit protests on superhighway 29 and 70
A reader attacks local law officers for changing speed limits during road work on the 29 70 corridor. The letter claims construction caused drops from sixty to fifty five and forty five, notes multiple shifts, and accuses patrols of using unmarked cars to enforce quotas and revenue.
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Enterprise
Sedgefield
Davidson County
Dear
Ole High Point
Highway Patrol
Tighter Controls for Whiskey Asked
Letter from Thom asville resident George Davis cites a fatal drunken driver and a 12 year old boy killed by a swerving automobile to press Raleigh lawmakers in January for stricter whiskey controls. Citizens for Christian Action urges action, praising North Carolina governance and asking for sensible reform.
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The
Enterprise
George Davis
Thomasville
Raleigh
North Carolina
Magic Circle of Holiday Travel Across the Eastern U S
Edward Collier describes the Christmas New Year travel boom as highways and snow removal enable long distance trips. Highlights include Bethlehem towns in Connecticut and New Hampshire, Bethlehem Pennsylvania, Santa Claus Indiana, and holiday displays in Boston, Washington, Williamsburg, and Miami across December to January with major bowls and pageants.
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Edward Collier
Connecticut
Bethlehem
Regina Landis Abbey
New Hampshire
Kentucky
North
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Nazareth
South Mountain
Florida
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National Advertising Representatives
Supreme Courts
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Winston- Salem
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USA
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Speedtrap USA
Citizens For Christian Action
P. Hunter Palm Sr
Holt McPherson
Z ™ Vernon
America
Santa Claus
Ind
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Rockefeller Center
Canada
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Manhattan
Time & Life
Park Avenue
Center Island
Fifth Avenue
Savannah
Telfair Academy
Forsyth Park
Yuletide
U. S
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Siloam Springs
Washington, D. C
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Boston
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Boston Common
State House
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Detroit
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