Grow Smartly Not By Giveaway For Guilford County
Guilford County and its citizens spent 26000 dollars on an industrial potential study. The Enterprise argues for sober questions before chasing concession packages and asserts the area already has strong assets including schools, recreation, transport, and labor. It warns growth must be planned to protect taxpayers and existing industry.
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Fantas Report
Announcement on Bobby Baker inquiry yields reluctant verdict
The committee led by Sen. B. Everett Jordan suggested possible indictment for Bobby Baker on SOLA conflict of interest charges. The slow, cautious language contrasted with party fault lines as Republicans likely to cry foul, while similar actions by a GOP panel might have differed.
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B. Everett ‘Jordan
Baker
Senate
It’s What’s Happening Baby program sparks political clash
Senate Republicans Dirksen and Allott denounce a White House anti poverty and school drop out project while supporters led by Murray the K defend funding and star participation. Allott calls the show immoral though community events reveal broad public interest across generations.
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Allott
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High Point Enterprise staff directory snippet
An excerpt from the High Point Enterprise masthead lists Da Rawley as president and Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood as secretary treasurer with roles including editor managing editor advertising director business manager and circulation manager among others. The fragment notes established 1834 and daily publication details.
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Nations in collision over Waterloo Hastings celebration
The writer argues projects of national celebration strain frayed Franco British ties. He cites France offended by a Queen's West German visit and a Waterloo invitation, suggests Hastings 950th anniversary as alternative. He recalls Yorktown attendance in 1931 and notes patriotism, independence myths, and the need for shared remembrance of battles.
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Yorktown
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Wayland Young
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Penne
Pennsylvania
Thomson
Congress
Gettysburg
Sunday Sermon on Acts 17 26 Unity of Nations
The sermon cites Acts 17 26 to praise One Blood as the source of all nations and races. It parallels Jefferson’s phrase Pluribus Unum and notes the US democracy rests on brotherhood, equality, and diverse peoples—from Syrians and Jews to Greeks and Negroes—sharing God’s children.
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Apostle Paul
Mars Hill
Athens
Roman Empire
Britain
Europe
Africa
Western
Asia
Persian Gulf
Nile
Far East
Thomas Jefferson
A Nation That Needs Moral Grounding and Unity
A speaker urges unity across faiths and backgrounds, warning that America faces malice and lawlessness. He cites biblical precepts and historic leaders, stressing divine Providence as essential to liberty and national survival.
Kashmir Jewel Amid Himalayan Strife and Hospitality
Visitor recounts Kashmir as a paradox of beauty and conflict, noting India's hold and Chinese and Pakistani pressures. He describes Dal Lake house boats, Delights of Dashigan Game Sanctuary, royal palaces, and Governor Karan Singh promoting democracy and free education while noting regional tensions and tourism's resilience.
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Southeast Asia
India
Himalayas
Dashigan Game Sanctuary
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A. M. ‘Tarig
Tarig
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Shalimar
Ishat Gardens
Chelkman Shahi
Royal Spring
Karan Singh
Nepal
Union
Oberoi Palace
Srinagar
Singh
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