Sanford ends bid for presidency from North Carolina campus
Terry Sanford quits his presidential campaign amid skepticism and relief. Supporters praise him as intelligent and morally steadfast, while critics say the field may now produce a candidate with real charisma and a positive program for the nation. Sanford returns to Duke University, calling his presidency bid a short sabbatical.
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Terry Sanford
U.S
Madison Square Garden
Mgiuy
Mary
George Wallace
Sanford
Duke University
North Carolina
Terry
AEP fights hydro plan while critics press for safeguards
The American Electric Power Co and Appalachian Power push a New River hydro scheme amid North Carolina and environmental opposition. Critics argue pumped storage harms water quality and natural assets while AEP marketing highlights scenic lakes and power gains. The dispute centers on balancing benefits against ecological loss and public input.
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American Electric Power Co
Appalachian Power Co
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
AEP
Blue Ridge Project
Early Christian Bible Formation and Canon History
The early Christians read Jewish scriptures before the Bible formed. The Pentateuch, Torah, and other Old Testament writings guided them as Rabbis later authenticated the canon around 80 CE. The New Testament was slower to canonize, with Athanasius listing books in 347 CE as the church gradually recognized the completed corpus.
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Athanasius
Alexandria
Eastar
Bre
When Does the Jewish Sabbath Begin and End
The Sabbath begins on Friday evening and ends when the first three stars appear on Saturday night. Sunset commonly marks the start, but the actual begin time is defined by three stars visible to the naked eye, about half an hour after sunset, with modern schedules and candles noted in homes.
Area woodwork and gunstock history unearthed
A Longview style historical note traces a woodworking and gunstock trade in Jamestown and High Point, naming firms Clapp Gales & Co and H C Lamb, with Perry and Jarrell, Meadenhall, Tate, and Finch linked to a 19th and early 20th century timber and furniture network. It mentions a 10 000 rifle contract, a cycle chart via T Austin Finch, and praise for the International Management Council's local impact.
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John Bivins Jr
Seborn Perry and
Maul Jarrell
H. C. Lamb & Co
Jamestown
Bivins
Clapp, Gales & Co
Isaac
Mississippi
H. C. Lamb
Wallut
Perry and Jarrell
High Point
Seborn Perry
Manlin
Moir Young
T. Austin Finch
Philadelphia
Young
Finch
Thomasville Furniture Co
Itz
Touch Of Totalitarianism In The U S By Hoover
Washington pundit speaks on J Edgar Hoover's tenure as FBI director. He condemns Hoover as curmudgeonly and appearances driven, alleging blackmail collection, intimidation of leaders, and a focus on public drama over results. Critics say espionage operations were hampered by stale devices and vanity.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
United States
Communist Party
USA
Moscow
Hoover
Midwest
Tilting At The Windmills On Labor Policy Flaws
Washington analysis criticizes the Labor Department for outdated methods and fragmented research driven by economists with little practical experience. It argues studies ignore job creation, immigration effects, and realistic training, hindering policies to boost employment and coordinate with job creation efforts.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Ford Administration
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Canada
PLURA
Presbyterian
Lutheran
United Church of Canada
Roman Catholic
Anglican
Irene Beaubien
Canadian Catholic Council
Ecumenical Progress
Carthage
Adama Ince
Sala
Sam Ervin
North
Ouud Murriny
Jarrell
Oebait Point
Platk Road
Seville
Salem
Pauline Wertz
Lebora
T. F. Wrean
John H. Tate
High Point Furniture
International Management Council
WCA
Industrial Management Club
YMCA
Forse
Asa
Chile
Kb Ofe
IMC
Atlanta
Gold Leaf
Sf Pany
Better Business Bureau
ABB
BSB
Emilwayl
Omed Naim Security’ Council
The
By Jack Anderson
United Features Syndicate
Mis
FAI
Thhem
State Department
Soviet Bloc
Ruldole Ate
New York City
Capitol Viewpoint
Httle
Council of Economic Advisers
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