Bible Thought For Today Armor Of God Eternal Strength
A concise devotional recalls Ephesians 6 13 urging believers to take the whole armor of God to withstand evil days. It notes Paul faced a heathen Europe largely alone and could do all things through Christ who strengthens him.
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Paul
Europe
Christ
Hoffa Acquittal Leaves Labor Cause Tarnished
James R. Hoffa, second in the Teamsters, was acquitted on bribery charges after a trial noted for questionable conduct and a jury including eight African American members. Critics say the verdict harms labor's credibility and public respect, as Hoffa’s conduct and lawyers’ theatrics cloud the movement’s standing.
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Joe Louis
Sen. Goldwater
Dave Beck
United States
Debate Over Foreign Born Doctors Role In State Hospitals
State Board of Medical Examiners faces a clash between safeguarding professional standards and keeping critical medical staffing. The article argues foreign born medics provide essential service in four mental hospitals and three tuberculosis sanatoria, whose sudden loss would worsen staffing. A hearing is set to resolve policy and ensure continued access to medical care.
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State Board of Medical Examiners
North Carolina
United States
What Of Next 20 Years a Challenge for U S Economy
The Committee for Economic Development announces a competition to determine the best informed U S view on the next two decades economic challenges. Donald K David says the aim is to boost Free World stability by focusing on potential trouble spots and mobilizing top minds for feasible economic strategies.
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Committee For Economic Development
Donald K. David
CED
Free World
David
Biol
Dulles Faces Pressure Over China Travel for Newsmen
Secretary of State Dulles resists loosening travel bans while a State Department study reviews how many accredited U. S. journalists would seek six month trips to Red China. Critics call the move too modest and unlikely to satisfy the public or press.
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U. S
Red China
Dome
Kings
Senate
Constitutional Rights Committee
State Department
China
Meyner taps salesmen to lure industry to New Jersey
Governor Meyner drives a statewide sales push to attract new plants. He taps businessmen, banks and utilities as unpaid part-time reps, aiming to showcase New Jersey’s advantages and capitalize on ongoing industrial expansion amid a regional shift. North Carolina could study such a plan.
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Meyner
North Carolina
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Department of Commerce
Autointoxication and the inner source of human trouble
A Sunday sermon argues that all moral failings originate inside the heart and soul, not from external forces. It cites Jesus and Milton, warning that thoughts and inner will drive actions, with America’s peril arising from inner poisons like greed and envy. The text laments modern neuroses and calls for a healthy, noble faith and unselfish attitude.
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Jesus
Milton
America
Miss Elaine Herndon wins Miss North Carolina title at UNC
Elaine Herndon earned the Miss North Carolina honor while a UNC student after enrolling in summer term. Prominent academics note her beauty and poise developed during art with Prof John Alcott and history with Prof Frank Klingberg at Chapel Hill.
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Duke University
North Carolina
Elaine Herndon
University of North Carolina
Herndon
Duke
John Alcott
Frank Klingberg
South Carolina
Marian McKnight
Carolina
Sue Voight
Manhasset
Long Island
TV Classrooms Bring Lectures Into High Schools
A new TV based teaching plan will run in fifteen or more North Carolina school systems starting in September. One hour blocks feature 30 minutes of in-class interaction with questions and quizzes, making the broadcast not a closed circuit but a viewable lecture for any TV owner.
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University of North Carolina Press
Reader's Digest
Gwen Terasaki
William Friday
Harvard University
Morehead Biltmore Hotel Plans Reveal Florida Style in North Carolina
The Morehead Villa property in Morehead City, now the Morehead Biltmore, is being transformed by the Taylor brothers and Vinton E. Fountain. Renovations include an ocean blue exterior, white woodwork, a two bedroom Governor's Suite, top-floor restoration, a yacht basin, saltwater pool, tennis and shuffleboard courts, and a year-round operation aimed to boost Morehead City as The Summer Capital of North Carolina. Governor Hodges and his wife stayed in the Governor's Suite during a Conservation and Development Board meeting.
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North Carolina
Morehead City
Taylor Brothers
Dan Alfred
William and
Leslie
West Palm Beach
Fla
Norfolk, Va
Morehead Villa-Bogue Sound Club
Morehead Biltmore
Taylors
Vinton E. Fountain of
Tarboro
Bogue Sound
Sound
Atlantic Beach
Morehead Villa
Taylor Brothers and Fountain
Wilson
State Conservation and Development Board
Luther Hodges
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