Bailey Meditation on Faith and Conscience
Passage reflects on holding faith and a clear conscience, citing I Timothy 1 19 and Daniel Webster. The quoted lines warn that rejecting conscience leads to spiritual shipwreck and that a conscience void of offence is an eternal inheritance.
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Goldwater Drives GOP Confidence Rise in 1964 Bid
Arizona senator Barry Goldwater moves to the forefront of the 1964 Republican nomination race. A straw poll cited by the Charlotte News shows Goldwater ahead of Kennedy five to four, aided by right wing activism and outside funding. GOP kingmakers see him as the party’s strongest bet, likening his push to Willkie’s 1940 bid.
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Wendell Willkie
Gettysburg Centenary Reflections On Civil War Turning Point
Senator Hector MacLean speaks at a Gettysburg monument rededication honoring 5000 North Carolinians casualties of the July 1–3, 1863 battle. He argues the war’s true victory came after, in civil justice and national unity, as the conflict’s legacy persists in descendants and ongoing struggle for freedom.
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Editorial on Athens World Peace Through Law Conference
The First World Conference on World Peace Through Law opened in Athens with about 100 nations. American leaders Sylvester C. Smith Jr. and Charles S. Rhyne chair the U S delegation while Chief Justice Earl Warren and King Paul attend the opening. The conference aims to draft a work program for international law to promote peace, including a World Law Day and World Rule of Law Centers. Critics note mixed responses from Communist states, with Yugoslavia present and Cuba and China represented by exiles and Nationalists. Rosené Pound urges cautious optimism about a world law, and discussions explore a World Court code amid jurisdictional hurdles such as the Connally amendment.
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High Point Enterprise masthead and staff list
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, publishes daily and Sunday editions. This record lists the paper’s office at 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina and names executive roles including President, Secretary Treasurer, Editor, Managing Editor, Advertising Director, and Circulation Manager.
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Joe Brown
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Moscow Headache Havana Air Run
The Soviet Aeroflot TU-114 operates a twice weekly Moscow to Havana service, the longest nonstop route, with the plane's huge size and irregular departures complicating schedules for Cuban passengers and Castro. U.S. airspace restrictions force the TU-114 to fly over international waters, pausing near Cape Canaveral for radar checks and delaying potential direct Moscow-New York service.
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Letters on US greatness built from individuality and hard work
An editor cites North Carolina families like Duke Reynolds and Belk as examples of perseverance after the Civil War. The piece laments federal overreach, court challenges, and state regulation, warning of communism and urging wakefulness as liquor politics and county voter actions are debated.
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Washington
Noes On The News on liquor, politics, and religion
The writer rails against liquor revenue and political leaders while defending Christian values. He questions the morality of churchgoers who advocate temperance in church but support alcohol sales in public stores. He argues adults buy for teens and bootleggers exploit ABC stores, labeling hypocritical leaders as grasping politicians.
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Ed Kemp
Joe Hunt
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Jamestown
Senator Strong
Land Requisitions Advance in Urban Redevelopment Plans
Urban Redevelopment processes a dozen land requisition contracts with daily progress. The largest deal is a 96,000 dollar purchase for a 59 foot fronting parcel on South Wrenn and South Hamilton, spanning through the Magic Block. Community support grows as two independent appraisals back offers, amid ongoing civic push to lift High Point’s development.
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