July Furniture Market Signals Strong Fall redecorating push
The High Point Summer Furniture Market spurs fall redecorating with retailers acting as buyers for communities. The event highlights air conditioned venues, timely design freshness, and broad accessibility for all income levels, signaling a robust fall season for the furniture trade. Psychiatrist Jack Weinberg warns against permitting plural marriage for those over 60, calling the idea dangerous and potentially leading to group nagging.
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Jack Weinberg
University of Illinois College of Medicine
National Conference of State Executives On Aging
Washington
Something Wrong With Modern Religion Sermon
A Sunday sermon critiques lax church attendance and moral complacency among professing Christians. It argues true religion is inner renewal guiding service to others, warns against ritualism and judgmental preaching, and urges humility and unity under Christ.
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England
Christ
Jesus
Isaiah
New England
St. Paul
God
Christ Jesus
Peter
Paul
Cer
Mother Builds an Invisible Temple of Care and Patience
A poem extols a mother who labors unseen to create a lasting temple of love and care. Her work remains unpraised, yet its pillars and stones endure in memory, though rust and time may threaten.
Trustees Reform at UNC Could Cut Board to One Fourth
CAPUS WAYNICK argues a UNC board shrink from 100 to 25 may not solve internal issues. He recalls 1931 consolidation pain, notes the executive committee handles governance, and doubts a smaller board will improve the university amid lingering liberalism debates.
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Luther Hodges
Hodges
Department
Washington
UNC
North Carolina
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Edu
Max Gardner
General Assembly
State College
Raleigh
Chapel Hill
Letter from Lt Glynne to LBJ never reaches White House
The article recalls Lt Michael T Glynne of the 35th Infantry Viet Nam who wrote to President Johnson praising wartime leadership. Johnson replies that the letter inspired him and was carried to speaking engagements. Glynne is later killed by a sniper, and the piece also notes LBJ’s barbecue chief Walter Jetton in Paris and a political split over civil rights bill votes.
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William Lazaruk
Viet Nam
Dave Parker Jr
Hatteras
National Association of Manufacturers
Don Jordan
Roanoke
Kiwanis Club
American Bankers Association
Archie K. Davis
Wachovia Board
Fort Bragg
Washington
Johnson
Michael T. Glynne
35Th Infantry
Glynne
Chicago
United States
Mike Glynne
White House
LBJ Ranch
Walter Jetton
Big Brothers
Maryland
Jetton
Paris Hilton
West
Paris
Diamond Lil
Texas
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Fort Worth
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S.C
Dowdy
Tex
John Conyers
Detroit
Robert Kastenmeier
Wisconsin
Kastenmeier
Conyers
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