Race relations in Birmingham and local duties to peace
James H. McKinney Jr. comments from The Greenville Piedmont urging balanced coverage of Birmingham’s race issue. He notes officials must maintain peace, keep dialogue open, and back authorities to prevent local trouble while national tensions rise toward extremism.
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Greenville
Birmingham
Hans Morten Rubin
Denmark
Copenhagen
James H. McKinney Jr
Greenville Piedmont
Parental Responsibility Highlighted by Juvenile Judges
At UNC Chapel Hill, juvenile court judges stress parental duty to support and stay connected with children in or headed for institutions. Judge Gatling advocates keeping families together when possible and maintaining parental contributions even if a child is placed elsewhere. The aim is to prevent feelings of abandonment and avert tragedy in Mecklenburg and Charlotte communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina Institute of Government
Alan Keith-Lucas
School of Social Work
University
Chapel Hill
Juvenile Court
Willard Gatling
Domestic and Juvenile Relations Court
Gatling
Charlotte
Mecklenburg
Associated Press
Cartier
N.C
AP News
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
A Better Way Of Thinking in Texas Grand Lodge Magazine
In The Texas Grand Lodge Magazine the piece argues for invoking God and conscience to develop a better way of thinking. It cites Solomon Washington Franklin Lincoln and the motto In God We Trust, urging personal resolve to seek divine guidance for self improvement.
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Texas Grand Lodge
Solomon
King Hiram of Tyre
Washington
Oakley Forge
Franklin
Lincoln
Local Newspaper Masthead Roles Listed
A list of staff positions and names appears, naming president, secretary treasurer, editor, managing editor, advertising director, business manager, circulation manager, and others. The fragment identifies D A Rawley and R B Terry among the officers with Holt McPherson Joe Brown C W Patterson Jr W W Idol Jr and Charles B Loflin in roles.
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D. A, Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
W. W. Idol, JR
Charles B, Loflin
Sagelo
Stay-At-Home Industries Slow Foreign Market Push
Washington report on U S Commerce Department efforts to spur exports notes many American firms refuse overseas sales citing expansion plans, tariffs, or currency issues. Despite a plan to hold 25 foreign fairs and boost exports, officials cite uncertain impact and mixed early results while exporters gain licenses and new firms begin trading abroad.
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Washington
HTNS
Commerce Department
Stockholm
St. Erik's Fair
U. S
United States
Candy Company
St. Evik’s Fair
U.S
U.S. A
Foreign Credit Insurance Association
Viedors
Kennedy Faces Energy and Civil Rights Fights This Summer
President Kennedy confronts three shared tests this summer. Nuclear test ban talks with Britain and Russia in Moscow loom in 10 days. Civil rights legislation faces a wary Congress and a planned mass demonstration by Negroes in Washington aims to push action. Demonstrations in other cities rise as Kennedy weighs his chance for a second term.
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Moscow
Washington
Congress
East Germany
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Jie
Police Department
Quotes on war, wealth, and maturity from front-line leaders
The quotes present Gen Alfred M Gruenther saying if the have-nots fall to Communists then weapons are useless. Another line attributes H KR Bechtel, president of First Trust and Savings Bank, with a remark on arrival and maturity after a halting start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Gruenther
American Red Cross
H. KR. Bechtel
First Trust and Savings Bank
Voices From The Newswire Quotes On Mental Health And Space Race
A collage of quotes from Dr. L. H. Bartemeier, Willie Repello, Anatoly A. Blagonravay, Gov. George Wallace, and Joan Crawford comment on mental hospitals, Tristan da Cunha exiles, the space race, state image, and Hollywood. Each statement reflects concerns over policy, migration, and public perception with a sharp, period voice.
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L. H. Bartemeier
AMA
Kennedy
England
Willie Repello
Tristan da Cunha
Atlantic
Anatoly A. Blagonravay
George Wallace
Alabama
Joan Crawford
Hollywood
Two Democratic leaders urge regrouping and clarity in city politics
A letter from MR. W. F. Mauldin, Democratic Executive Committee chair, urges rebuilding two party government as two county commission posts near election. A Redevelopment Commission official, MR. Hunter Dalton Jr., is urged to release detailed project information to inform citizens and counter propaganda and rent-expropriation claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Dalton JR
the Redevelopment Commission City
Western Europe study group details export and growth goals
A 1963 letter notes a 14 day tour of Europe reinforcing aims to boost Carolinas and Southeast economies. It highlights rising Western European living standards, a push for a common market, expanded exports, needs for better training and R and D, and improving tobacco quality to regain export strength.
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Carolinas
Southeast
America
Western Europe
U. S
Europe
U.S
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Theodore Parker
Rubin
WBTV
The
Texas Grand Lodge Magazine
High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
WardGrifith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Our Stay-At-Home Industries
Joseph R. Slevin
Herald Tribune News Service
Erprise
James Marlow
White House
W. F. Mauldin
Democratic Executive Committee
Mr. Mauldin
Mr. Dalton
Agribusiness Caravan
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