GOP Faces Long Road In Rebuilding After 1964 Foe and Faction
Editorial notes moderate Republicans regain influence in Chicago unity talks after Ray Bliss becomes national chairman replacing Dean Burch. It contrasts Johnson’s center shift and GOP vote losses since 1940, with expected growth in Negro voter registration and shifting regional support through 1968.
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Republican Party
Chicago
Ray Bliss
Bliss
Dean Burch
Goldwater Party
Johnson
Goldwater
Reublicans
Newngland
Midwest
West
Eisenhower
Nixon
Lodge
Goldwater-Miller
South
Healthier Inaugurals Face Hard Winter Realities
The piece argues for moving inaugurations to a healthier season due to repeated colds and pneumonia among officials at January ceremonies in Washington. It cites President Johnson and Governor Dan Moore, who suffered illnesses, urging better planning and potentially shifting inaugurations to warmer months to reduce health risks.
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Washington
Johnson
Dan Moore
Moore
Psychological warfare key to Vietnam war effort
The Rand Corporation study concludes 100,000 Viet Cong guerrillas are highly indoctrinated and psychologically invincible. To defeat them, the focus should shift to winning over or breaking two-thirds of the regional guerrillas through psychological warfare rather than solely force. Per suasion and loyalty to the state could turn the tide.
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Viet Nam
Rand Corporation
Jokes and Jabs From Local Papers on Modern Life
Witty quips from Orlando Sentinel Wichita Democrat Greenville Piedmont Winita Journal and others comment on parking at schools drinking habits language and everyday wisdom. Snappy lines critiquing modern life and social quirks appear across several papers with humorous insights from various editors.
The High Point Enterprise Postal Rates Notice
A partial OCR notice from The High Point Enterprise outlines mailing rates by month and service, with contact for rate information and disclaimer of responsibility for advance payments by carriers. It specifies second class postage at High Point North Carolina and references Associated Press credit.
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Associated Press
High Point
N. C
Point Entereae Inc
Cain Te Tas
Greensboro News Media Lean Years Chronicle
A historical look at Greensboro press history from 1896 to 1919. Printers Reece Glen and Benson launch the Greensboro Record, later rival papers merge under Greensboro Daily News. By 1920 the Daily News controls Telegram Patriot Daily Record and the Greensboro Television Station, with rumored sale value around 17 million.
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Capus Waynick
Greensboro Record
Guilford
Joe M. Reece
Harper
the Patriot
Daily Record
Telegram
The
Patriot
Greensboro Daily News
Greensboro
Soepaetias heirs reflect on editor Jeffress and eras past
The reminiscence recalls journalistic figures and years of lean pay in the local press. Godbey, Stockton, Tom Best, Abe Joyner and the move of the narrator to the News as city editor mark a high wage of $32.50 a week, highlighting dedication to paper and community.
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O. K
Hartford Courant
Sparks
Eagle
Forest Products News
New York
Fort Myers
Fla
News-Press
Greensboro Daily News
Daily Industrial News
Republican Party
G. B. Phillips
Robert D. Douglas
W. A. Hildebrand
Larry Stockton
Earl Godbey
George B. Crater
E. B. Jeffress
Asheville
Godbey
Iredell
A. B. Joyner
Greensboro
Crater
Hildebrand
Jeffress
Stockton
Joyner
Charlie Neill
Tom Best
Raleigh
Abe
Record
Quondam
Daily Record
News
Winston
Nehemiah Courage Against Compromise and Conscience
Sunday sermon recalls Nehemiah as a model of steadfast work for God. Compromise delays accountability and weakens conscience, with examples from history and faith, urging readers to say no to evil and stand firm for ideals.
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Sanballat
Nehemiah
God
High Rock Lake
Christ
Tan
Jerusalem
Cer
Chapel Hill Hosts Midwinter Press Institute Glowing Weather
In Chapel Hill unseasonably warm weather boosted the Midwinter Press Institute with a large turnout. Luther Hodges, back from Washington, attended and expressed commitment to North Carolina’s journalism and the Research Triangle project. The Journalism Foundation funds scholarships aiding about a quarter of journalism students, supporting the Carolina Journalism School’s rise in reputation.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Hodges
Luther
Research Triangle
Journalism Foundation
Good Afternoon
Wayne Danielson
North Carolina Press Institute
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High Point Enterprise
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Orlando Sentinel
Wichita Democrat
Greenville Piedmont
Winita
Okla
Journal
Sharon Springs
Kan
Western Times
Charleston News and Courier
Memphis
Cine
Carlsbad
Argus
Bartow
Herald
Denmark
Wis
Carpenters’ Magazine
Paca
Greensboro Newspapering
de Sotee
Sane’ Daemied
Solomon
Judah
Israel
Holt McPherson
Press Institute
Luther H. Hodges
Martha
Bethia Wun
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