Calvary Promise Echoes in Moody Message
The quote presents a religious reflection by D L Moody about Calvary as a safe spot where fear of death sin and judgment do not trouble believers The message emphasizes faith over fear and offers solace rooted in Christian doctrine.
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Calvary
D. L. Moody
Weatherly leaves Guilford for Mecklenburg county post
Guilford County loses long time manager J Harry Weatherly who will move to become Mecklenburg County’s first county manager starting February 1. The transfer marks a significant change after Weatherly’s 20 years in Guilford plus a decade as purchasing agent.
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Weatherly
Mecklenburg
Guilford
Guilford County
J. Harry Weatherly
Mecklenburghers
Dale Montgomery
Mr. Weatherly
White
Gordon H. Greenwood
Buncombe County
Woodard
Claude Currie
Durham
Ralph Scot
Alamance
Henry G. Shelton
Edgecombe
Wilbur M. Jolly
Franklin
Adam J. Whitley
Johnston
N. Elton Aydlett
Pasquotank
Stikeleather
John R. Jordan Jr
Wake
Rep
H. P. Taylor Jr
Anson
House
J. Shelton Wicker
Lee County
Ernest L. Hicks
James B. Vogler
John W. Umstead Jr
Orange
Carl. V. Venters
Onslow
Phil Godwin
Gates
John Henley
Ike O'Hanlon
Cumberland
Steve Dolley Jr
Gaston
Joe E. Fagles
Raynor Woodard
Northampton
David Britt
Robeson
Clyde Harriss
George Uzzell
Rowan
John H. Kerr Jr
Warren
Sam Whitehurst
Craven
Roger Kiser
Scotland
Holiday traffic toll climbs as four day period nears
A long Christmas break brings warnings of rising highway deaths. Past four day periods set records with 594 and 706 fatalities. In 1962 motor vehicle deaths reached 29 600 for nine months, with full year projections near 40 000. The fatality rate per 100 million passenger miles may rise, despite declines since 1941.
Skybolt crisis tests Anglo American defense ties
Editorial notes Skybolt as a heated dispute between the United States and Britain over replacing the failed missiles. It highlights Thorneycroft and McNamara talks, Nassau meetings, and Britain's dependence on US thermonuclear cover while criticizing Britain's nuclear strategy and funding.
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Skybolt
Atlas
Titan
Minuteman
Polaris
Macmillan
Britain
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Eglin
Daily Express
McNamara
Nassau
United States
Hound Dog
Dean Acheson
Kennedy paints sober view of Cold War ahead
In a television interview President Kennedy rebukes European allies for not sharing burdens against communism and rejects a quick Khrushchev summit. He warns there will be tough times with Congress in 1963, notes U S roles in NATO and global aid, and doubts any immediate change in Soviet policy or a Khrushchev meeting.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
Khrushchev
Congress
Senate
Russia
Cuba
NATO
United States
Free World
South Viet Nam
Western Europe
Shires Capitol Square Chatter on North Carolina Senate
Two veteran Eastern North Carolina legislators exit bids for Senate leadership, with W Lunsford Crew withdrawing from the Senate presidency contest as Clarence Stone presses ahead. Crew cites party harmony and early leadership choices as aims for a smoother 1963 session.
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Crew
Stone
Senate
Philpott
Piedmont
Davidson County
Rockingham
Caswell
Drew
Sanford
HOUSE
Thomas Woodard
Wilson County
Woodard
Advisory Budget Commission
H. Clifton Blue
Moore County
Blue
Sen
Thomas White
Lenoir County
James G. Stikeleather Jr
Buncombe County
Advisory
White
Legislative Building Commission
General Assembly
Ex Husband Ordered to Remove Pets in Domestic Case
Mrs Cyril Broomfield-Payne of Woolland England reports her ex husband must remove 14 cats 10 kittens 60 guinea pigs and 2 goats from her home amid a dispute over his pet collection. Senator John L McClellan warns crime leaders threaten society and hint at hidden gangster rule.
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Cyril Broomfield-Payne
Woolland
England
High Point cited for All American City bid as locals praise community
City leaders Jaycees and residents hosted a dinner for Look Magazine specialists Arthur Corpening Jr and associates. Testimonies from Harold Party include R. T. Amos Jr and P. Hunter Dalton Jr on civic leadership, race relations, and the town’s industrial breadth in furniture and hosiery. Negro leaders Samuel Chess and J. C. Morgan framed integration strengths and opportunity.
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Look Magazine
Arthur Corpening Jr
Miss Brooks
Chamber of Commerce
R. T. Amos, Jr
P. Hunter Dalton, Jr
Redevelopment Commission
Dalton
High Point
Jaycees
Samuel Chess
Chess
Henry Pettiford
South Main Street
Jess Edmonsons
Willowbrook
Peter Graves
Supreme Court
Dick Culler
Jackie Robinson
Robinson
America
J. C. Morgan
J. J. Wilson
J. W. Morgan
Jaycee
Ed Post
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