Let Your Light Shine Sermon Reflects Christian Duty
Sermon on light of Christ urges Christians to reflect his glory and brighten the world through kind deeds and steadfast faith. Cites Jesus as the light of the world and the call to let good works witness to God, citing Robert E. Lee and Sam Walter Foss as examples of humane conduct.
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Jesus
Christ
Robert E. Lee
South
Sam Walter Foss
New England
Mr. Foss
Somoza Family Dominates Nicaragua In Election Era
CAPUS WAYNICK notes Nicaragua faces a pivotal presidential vote amid Somoza control and anti Somoza unrest. He recalls Anastasio Somoza Sr. and family ties, the West Point educated candidate Jasio Somoza Jr. and past assassination shocks shaping the political scene.
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Nicaragua
Somoza
North Carolina
U. S
Roman Y. Reyes
George Arliss
Disraeli
Anastasio Somoza
Jasio Jr
West Point
Liberal Party
Anastasio Somoza Sr
de Bayle
Panama
Eisenhower
Managua
Philadelphia
General Motors
United States
Washington
Anastasio Somoza, Sr
Salvadorita DeBayle
Ruben Dario
Detroit leaders back a Hundred Club model for civic safety
The piece describes Pat Brown proposing a Detroit style Hundred Club for High Point with police backing. Chief Pritchett praises the original Detroit club formed after an officer’s death, funded by business leaders at $100 yearly, and notes it broadens protection and community support. It also mentions politics, redistricting plans, the Westchester Academy site, a $200000 funding drive, and local newspaper staffing changes.
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Pat Brown
Detroit
Hundred Club
High Point
Chie Pritchett
Eee
Tolstoy Quote on Life and Service to Humanity
A reflective line attributed to Count Leo Tolstoy asserts that life’s sole meaning is serving humanity. The Russian writer emphasizes selfless contribution as a guiding purpose.
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Leo Tolstoy
The Big Question In Vietnam War
A survey of China's role in Vietnam notes it provides supply and influence to the North, seeks to bleed the U.S. via wars of liberation, and faces internal disorder that may push Beijing toward or away from greater involvement. The piece questions whether China will accept peace if it comes.
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Vietnam
China
Ho Chi Minh
West
United States
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Russia
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Paul
Rome
Alexei N. Kosygin
London
Harold Wilson
U. S
Thailand
Cambodia
Laos
Guantanamo
Cuba
South
James Gavin
Msmith
Cornell
Hanoi
National Liberation Front
North Vietnam
NFL
Cam
India
Burma
South Vietnam
Debates Over Vietnam Policy as China Seen No Longer Threat
The State Department debates reveal that China is no longer viewed as a major danger to its neighbors. Kennedy and Johnson cited Chinese aggression as a rationale for U.S. involvement, but observers now say China’s influence has waned and its global subversion efforts falter.
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Washington
China
State Department
Kennedy
U.S
South Vietnam
Johnson
Africa
Asia
Indonesia
United Nations
Adam Malik
United States
India
Russia
Pakistan
North Vietnam
Nkrumah
Ghana
Ben Bella
Algeria
U. S
National Liberation Front
Dean Rusk
Rusk
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Methodist Board of Missions
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
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Randall B. Terry, JR
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Golt McPherson
Pee Owi Ig
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W. Patterson, JR
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B. Loflin
Associated Press
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Drew Pearson
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