Admirals Rickover and Mahan in patent on ideas debate
A discussion on whether an officer’s speeches and writings created in his private time remain his property or become government or public domain works. The piece cites Judge Holtzoff and contrasts Rickover’s copyright claim with public domain arguments, noting the right to publish privately owned ideas. It references Alfred Mahan and a Sherrill v. Grieves decision to support intellectual property rights of government employees.
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Hyman G. Rickover
United States
Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
Rickover
Alexander Holtzoff
District Court of Columbia
Admiral Rickover
Washington Irving
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Territory
New Mexico
Walt Whitman
United States Navy
Alfred Mahan
Gulf
Admiral Farragut
Nelson
America
Holtzoff
Sherrill
Abraham Believed God and Righteousness Counted
A meditation notes Romans 4 3 and asserts human effort cannot earn salvation. It contrasts self made go getters with Pharisaic pride and emphasizes that only Christ's sacrificial credits balance sinful debits. Abraham believed God and was counted righteous as a model of faith.
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Abraham
God
Paul
Christ
Nation Should End Cult Of Presidency Says Senator McCarthy
Minnesota Senator Eugene J. Mc Carthy urged Americans to drop the cult of the Presidency and revitalize political parties and institutions in a New York address on Saturday. He warned against remaking parties in the image of a single leader and stressed that executive power rests with the government as a whole, not one man.
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Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
New York
McKinley
Eisenhower
Political Radar on Hewlett and Senate Hopes
The piece questions Addison Hewlett's readiness for higher office after funding setbacks. It notes he rose fast by winning the House Sneakership, faced financing pressures, and now North Carolina politics publically debates competing philosophies. Voters may struggle to discern issues amid personalities and ambitions.
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Addison Hewlett
Hewlett
Wilmington
Alton Lennon
U. S
Everett Jordan
Jordan
North Carolina
Fund raising dinners mark shift in party fortunes
Editorial notes a two decade swing in fundraising success for Dems and Republicans. It tracks deficits and surpluses from 1959 projections to early 1960, citing January 1959 deficits, October improvements, and the impact of $100-a-plate dinners. It contrasts Republican gains, Ike era dinners, and TV-linked events with Democratic reliance on large cash contributions shaping the vote.
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Democratic National Committee
Paul M. Butler
Democratic Advisory Council
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Committee
Washington
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
New York
Eisenhower
G.O.P
Probation and parole differ in North Carolina
Lynn Nisbet explains probation as a court driven sentence before or instead of prison, while parole is a prisoner release mechanism managed by the Paroles Commission. The piece notes probation’s judicial nature, its five year maximum term, and rising use with 1959 figures, plus the roles of Gordon Maddrey and W S Burleson in clarifying public misconceptions.
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Paroles Commission
North Carolina
Gordon Maddrey
W. S. Burleson
Burns of Alloway a Scot in universal voice
The article honors Robert Burns born January 25 1759 in Alloway near Ayr. It recounts Burns as a socialist humanist whose poetry broke social barriers and voiced universal human values. It notes R K Stewart’s role in honoring Burns and cites Hecht Marshak translations. Burns’s legacy as a humane poet addressing poverty, justice, and brotherhood endures globally.
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Coist
Ammi Burns
Scotland
Tommy Cleland
Duke Chapel
North Carolina Press Association
Kyle
Alloway
Ayr
Burns
R. K. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Hans Hecht
George Marshak
Probation Office Discusses Roles in Court Investigations
Court officers and probation executives debated the role of probation agencies in pretrial fact gathering. Maddrey suggested using agency facilities to develop and present factual background, but rejected undercover work, insisting findings are open and reported only to the judge.
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Maddrey
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Political Radar
National Finance Committee
National
Mittee
Thruston B. Morton
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. G
Associated Press
Iaailit
Sund
N. CG
Wannt Griffith Company
National Advertising Representaty
Lynn Nisbet
Round the Capitol
Burleson
Charles Pearson
Holt McPherson
Augustine Birrel
Coast Guard
Saint
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