Orangeburg Sounds The Warning Again
The long hot summer of racial violence hits Orangeburg South Carolina with four nights of demonstrations at South Carolina State College and Claflin College that leave three students dead and at least 37 injured. Governor McNair mobilizes 600 National Guardsmen and imposes a curfew as emergency conditions ease. The piece argues the outbreak reveals fragile progress on race relations and warns against complacency, noting prior incidents in Winston-Salem and Watts as underscoring a national pattern.
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Wayside Comment on Sports Recruiting and Provincialism
CAPUS WAYNICK argues against hiring top coaches to recruit across regions for college sports. He recalls South Carolina and Wake Forest lineups and notes a bias toward winners over developing local talent. He criticizes national recruiting and favors a return to provincialism in amateur competition.
The Thinking Man and the American Intellectual
An excerpt from Chancellor J Carle Sitterson of the University of North Carolina assesses the role of the intellectual in society. He argues that the thinker must question social forces, slow rapid change when needed, and deliver courageous critique despite uncertain short term results.
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J. Carle Sitterson
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Sunday Sermon on the Church's Unfailing Victory
A sermon argues Jesus built a lasting Church and that the gates of hell cannot prevail against it. It cites critics like Voltaire and Ingersoll, praises scientific faith joined with religion, and asserts Christianity sustains civilization through trials, urging long live the Church.
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Living with Loss and Hope in North Carolina
In a personal Good Morning column the author reflects on near amputation, gratitude for community support, and a resolve to continue publishing and guiding readers. He recalls family courage, the NC Memorial Hospital experience in Chapel Hill, and praises the state’s medical schools Duke, Carolina, and Wake Forest while urging continued support for public health.
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Grandfather
N.C. Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Duke
Carolina
Wake Forest
Pueblo Crisis Sparks Mixed Latin American Reactions
Drew Pearson notes Latin America reacted more sympathetically to the Pueblo incident than Europe or Asia. He credits three factors: U.S. troop withdrawal from the Dominican Republic, Johnson's Pan American outreach, and a democratic OAS leadership process led by Sol Linowitz with candidates Ritter, Plaza, and Briceno.
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