Stewardship and Wealth Teachings Across Faithline
A biblical verse from Luke 16:1 recalls a rich man versus his steward amid accusations of waste. George Herbert comments on stewardship, noting personal sufficiency versus using abundance to aid others.
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George Herbert
Common Market clash hits US poultry trade and prices
The piece notes how Britain's push toward the Common Market and ECC tariffs cut US poultry exports from 29 million to under 15 million pounds monthly by late 1962. Extra duties raise EU prices, squeezing American producers while other crops face mixed restrictions. Christian Herter seeks relief, fearing retaliatory moves, as the system aims to foster freer trade but risks price cartel tendencies and uneven distribution.
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Europe
Christian Herter
Kennedy
Atlantic
Censorship Shock in Schools Over Nation Ban and Protests
The Nation magazine has been banned from New York City public high schools for 15 years over a Catholic Church series. A four-person committee reviews six issues to assess suitability, eyeing anti Catholic bias. Elsewhere Edgerton Wisconsin parents urge removal of 1984 Brave New World The Ugly American and Crime and Punishment for vulgar passages.
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Nation
New York City
Board of Education
Paul Blanchard
United States
Edgerton
Wis
Editorial Research Sieving The Sweet Science
The piece surveys boxing’s long troubled history and current pressure for outlawry in New York and Illinois. It notes federal scrutiny of sports betting, safety measures, calls to ban boxing, and industry figures urging restraint, while recognizing limited success from state bans.
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Pierce Egan
New York
Illinois
U. S. Department of Justice
Great Britain
Nordic Council
Benny Kid Paret
Paul Simon
Local Newspaper Masthead Roles and Staff Titles
The document lists positions and names including D A Rawley as president and R B Terry as secretary treasurer. Holt McPherson Joe Brown as managing editor C W Patterson Jr advertising director Vv W Idol Jr business manager and Charles B Loflin as circulation manager.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
Vv. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Nations Strike Woes Signal Government Intervention Debate
Washington observes rising likelihood of government action in major labor disputes as officials discuss standby legislation. Kennedy urges faster automation to boost economy while managers push to modernize, yet workers demand job security amid shrinking manufacturing.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Kennedy
Mediation Board
Labor Department
Department
Goldberg
Secretary of Labor
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
U. S
Con
Mr. Kennedy
McNamara
Labor
North Carolina political pulse in Raleigh chatter
William A Shires notes Democratic insiders debate 1964 gubernatorial bids with Preyer Jordan Bennett and Scott as possibilities. Ninth district power moves on redistricting appear unlikely as Yadkin and Davie counties shift GOP edge. GA lawmakers slated for extensive travel with multiple invitations before the session.
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North Carolina
Richardson Preyer
Greensboro
Henry Jordan
Cedar Falls
Bert
Raleigh
Piedmont
Yadkin County
Ninth
Yadkin
Davie County
Charles R. Jonas
James T. Broyhill
Lenoir
Broyhill
Hugh Q. Alexander
Kannapolis
Invitations for Springtime trips and historic tie to 1663 assembly
Notes describe several invitations for spring outings including a visit for the General Assembly to Charlotte during the Trade Fair and a proposed tercentary gathering at Durant's Neck on Albemarle Sound near Elizabeth City. The first assembly after the crown charter is linked to the current General Assembly, highlighting historic significance. Early legislative items include Senate redistricting proposals, absentee ballot reforms, and the biennial appropriations bill.
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Tain
General Assembly
Charlotte
Queen City
Durant’s Neck
Albemarle Sound
Elizabeth City
Lords Proprietors
Senate
Sanford
State Board of Elections
William Joslin
Montgomery earns voters' respect as steady Guilford County leader
In Guilford County the county commission chair Dale Montgomery earns praise for steering fiscal policy without political spoils. He plans to interview county manager applicants this week while protecting tax assessment as a career post for Herbert Wood.
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County Commission
Dale Montgomery
Guilford
Guilfordians
Montgomery
J. Harry Weatherly
Mecklenburg
Weatherly
Herbert Wood
Wood
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