Real Quest For Truth Must Be Unhampered at Catawba College
In inaugural remarks President Donald Dearborn urged unfettered truth seeking at Catawba College within a Christian scholarly community. He echoed Ben Mohr Herbster of the United Church of Christ on fidelity to truth and warned against restricting inquiry for creed.
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Washington the Nation's Founding Leader Remembered
The piece reflects on George Washington as the unanimous first President, noting his vast landholdings, decisive leadership, and integrity. It laments special threats from communism and urges national unity and resolve to defend liberty against tyranny. It blends historical appraisal with contemporary admonition about vigilance.
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Bank Robberies Rise Sharply As ABA Warns
Editorial notes a steady and sharp rise in bank holdups, citing ABA Protective Bulletin data through 1962 and nine months of 1963. It contrasts expanded banking activity with vulnerability, discusses fragile trends, losses exceeding 144 million dollars, and the role of improved alarms and training in defense.
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Newspaper billing and subscription notice details
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Johnson’s Problem Choosing Best Running Mate
President Johnson faces a vice presidential decision with Sargent Shriver and Robert F. Kennedy as top contenders. Surveys show both bolster the Kennedy tradition and appeal to liberals and Northeastern voters. He won’t name his pick until after the August convention, amid pressure and strategy.
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The Great and Noble Washington Letter to the Editor
A reader lauds George Washington as a model of faith, freedom, and leadership, praising his stance against oppression and urging reverence for national ideals. The piece extols Washington's patriotism and moral character, urging readers to honor his legacy in a modern context.
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Catawba College inaugurates Dearborn amid city support
Edgar Whitener unable to attend the formal inauguration due to a stroke but present in spirit as Dr. Donald Curtis Dearborn becomes the first president selected from the faculty to lead the college. The ceremony in a Gothic chapel highlighted a drive toward mature, civic-minded graduates amid strong Salisbury Synod backing and excitement for future growth.
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