Name and Deeds of Jesus Christ William Channing
A compact reflection on how history narrows the record of sages and heroes while asserting time cannot erase the enduring significance of Jesus Christ and William Channing. The text contemplates memory, legacy, and the power of named figures beyond the page.
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Jesus Christ
William Channing
Retired Editors May Boost North Carolina Colleges
The UNC School of Journalism would gain Mark Ethridge, publisher of the Laws Courier-Journal, joining faculty after retirement. Many able retirees, including professors and scientists, could enrich state colleges through part time or reduced pay, with Social Security or pensions easing budgets. A statewide effort could attract such talent, with Ethridge’s arrival as a catalyst.
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University of North Carolina
School of Journalism
Mark Ethridge
We Courier-Journal
State
Ethridge
UNC
North
Caroina
D. Hiden
Ramsey
North Carolina
Asheville
Biltmore Gabrie
N.C
Literary forgery saga of William Ireland and Shakespeare
The piece argues that literary hoaxes persist with both pretenders and true believers. It recounts how 11 year old William Ireland produced a forged Shakespearean play and had it staged. Ireland faked a series of discovered works and fooled the era's scholars before being exposed.
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Shakespeare
Milton
William Ireland
Ireland
William the Conqueror
Elizabeth I
Young Ireland
Wiliam Shakespeare
Exploding the Myth of Easy College Scholarships
The piece cites Vince Hovanec and Dr. Kingston Johns to argue that scholarship funds are not limitless. It notes rising college costs and applications, with the Smithfield Citizens' Scholarship Foundation, backed by Kiwanis, urging gifts to supplement scarce aid. The message promotes Dollars for Scholars as a vital investment.
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Vince Hovanec
The
News and Observer
Kingston Johns
State College
Hovanec
North Carolina
Smithfield Citizens’ Scholarship Foundation
Kiwanis Club
Smithfield
Education moves ahead in post Sputnik era reforms
University leaders say U S schools show marked improvement and prepare students for broader, tougher courses. Colleges tighten admissions, rework credits, and USC plans cut in courses by half under President Norman Topping, favoring broader study, independence, and more faculty contact. Education progress remains, despite faults, as leadership reshapes blueprints for the future.
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Sputnik
Belef
University of Southern California
Norman Topping
Henry Belk in the Goldsboro News Argus tribute
Stanley Walker, famed newspaperman, died at 64 by suicide in Texas after a long career that brightened New York journalism. The piece paints him as a larger than life figure who ultimately faced life’s struggles with cancer and a lack of faith.
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Henry Belk
The
Goldsboro News Argus
Stanley Walker
Texas
New York
Walker
High Point Enterprise staff and contact highlights
The High Point Enterprise details its staff positions and offices including President D A Rawley, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Br Terry, Editor Holt McPherson, Managing Editor Joz Brown, Advertising Director C W Patterson Jr, and Business Manager W W Idol Jr, with circulation and national ad reps noted.
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High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
High Point
N.C
A. Rawley
BR. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joz Brown
Vesse
C. W. Patterson, JR
W. W
Khrushchev's Troubles Grow as West Sees 1963 Hope
United Nations and world powers navigated a decisive 1962 turning point. Khrushchev faced setbacks from Cuba to the UN while the Sino-Soviet split altered alliances. Neutral countries reevaluated beliefs as India’s China crisis and Western diplomacy reshaped global power dynamics with 1963 prospects remaining cautiously hopeful.
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United Nations
N. Y
Anes
Moscow
Peiping
United States
Cuba
Soviet Union
Red China
India
Nikita St. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Berlin
China
West
Russia
U Thant
Burma
Mr. K
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Fidel Castro
UN General Assembly
Congo
Josip Broz Tito
Kremlin
West New Guinea
Ruanda-Urundi
Africa
Dag Hammarskjold
Kerr Mills progress in North Carolina medical aid drive
North Carolina eyes full Kerr Mills medical aid for the aged amid partial implementation. Governor Sanford pushes a special committee with Dr. Kernodle and Dr. Beddingfield to expand coverage, vs 1961 House bill and Senate substitute that limited hospital care.
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Kerr-Mells
Kerr-Mills
North Carolina
Kennedy
Kerr Mills
Raleigh
Washington
General Assembly
Rachel Davis
Kinston
House
Senate
Sanford
John R. Jordan
State Medical Society
John R. Kernodle
Burlington
Ed Beddingfield
Statensburg
Kerr- Mills
King Anderson
President Kennedy
Civil Defense Organization
Civil Defense Control
Lee After Gettysburg and the Civil War Legacy
The essay traces General Lee’s postwar life from Petersburg to Lexington, examining how his soldier’s code shaped a Christian gentleman. It notes his humility, duty to democracy, and shift from war to peace, ending with Lee’s evolving legend and Southern memory after Appomattox.
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Lee
Shenandogh Valley
Mildred
Petersburg
Lexington
Virginia
Washington College
Stonewall Jackson
Caesar
Frederick the Great
Napoleon
Tidewater Virginia
Antietam
Gettysburg
Blue Ridge
Appomattox
Memorial Association
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