North Carolina enters its second Scott era
Editorial views Scott's inaugural as portend of change. Robert Scott, heir to a political legacy, inherits Hyde County troubles and rising needs in housing education and highways. He outlines four broad goals for growth, unity, and planning, urging total effort to meet the state's challenges.
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W. Kerr Scott
North Carolina
Scott
Robert Scott
Senate
Moore
Dan Moore
Hyde County
Martin Luther King Jr
Bob Scott
Time Of Decision On Piedmont Sports Center in Charlotte
The piece urges Triad area voters and leaders to embrace a major sports complex project, arguing it could make Charlotte the hub of North Carolina sports. It condemns politics and shortsightedness, calls for vision to back bonds, and warns against losing a significant regional opportunity.
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Charlotte
Triad Area
Queen City
Piedmont Triad
North Carolina
Triad
Look Back, Look Around, Look Up for 1969
Sunday sermon urges three visions for the new year 1969 a backward look to learn from the past a surrounding watch for present conditions and an upward faith in divine aid. The speaker stresses practical steps allying faith with actions like church attendance Bible study visiting the sick and showing kindness to others.
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Cer
Student newspaper list of staff positions
The text lists roles including president co president secretary treasurer editor consecutive editor business manager circulation manager and advertising director for a campus publication. It reads as an editorial staff roster without names or dates.
Youthful Leaders Rise in North Carolina Government
The article notes a notably young executive team in North Carolina, with Gov Scott and Lt Gov Taylor both decades younger than their fathers at swearing in. It contemplates whether fresh leadership will rejuvenate state governance while recalling prior officials like Edwin Gitl, Thad Eure, and Craig Phillips. The piece weighs cautious optimism against concerns about bold power.
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Capus Waynick
North Carolina
Scott
Pat Taylor
Edwin Gitl
Thad Eure
Max Gardner
Craig Phillips
Taylor
Father Mother
Senator Soaper and the White House Visit Woes
The scene likens the White House to any residence with burdens after signing papers. A grandmother arrives on time for a visit and relocates to her room for meals until her wig arrives from the airline, highlighting travel and household quirks in a satirical tone.
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White House
Grandma
Groundbreaking planned for High Point Memorial Hospital expansion
The High Point Memorial Hospital will hold a 10 a.m. Friday ceremony in the front parking area to launch a $5.1 million enlargement and modernization project. George R. Stewart leads contractors as Dr. Millis and staff join the shovel ceremony amid relocation of doctors parking and a new entrance plan. The work is the largest single contract in the city.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
George R. Stewart
James H. Millis
High Point
Westwood
Nixon to have trouble with Congress in coming year
President elect Richard Nixon faces a Congress ruled by long standing power structures. Seniority and committee chairmen, notably William Colmer and Everett Jordan, dominate policy while reform efforts stalled under McCormack. The piece contends Congress is aging, inefficient, and out of step with a changing nation.
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Santayana
Harvard
Washington
Richard Nixon
U. S. Congress
John McCormack
Capitol Hill
Congress
Edmund Muskie
D-Me
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy Brothers
Charles Percy
John F. Kennedy
Senate
White House
Robert
Kennedys
House Rules
William Colmer
Pascagoula
Miss
Senate Rules
Everett Jordan
Saxapahan
N. C
U. S
Internal Revenue
America
House
Son Rumsfeld
Bill
Thomas Rees
Calif
House Rules Committee
Colmer
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Woodrow Hill
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