Daily Meditation on Truth and Humility
The excerpt reflects on seeking truth with humility, citing II Peter 1 17 and Gotthold Lessing urging constant search after truth. It presents a personal prayer to request divine guidance in choosing truth without hesitation. The fragment suggests a meditative, introspective tone on faith and truth.
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Peter
Gotthold Lessing
Jamestown Vote On Aug 8 Raises Countywide Concerns
In Alleghany County, Sparta’s 293 to 200 ballot decision to establish ABC stores sparks debate as Jamestown prepares for an Aug 8 vote on liquor sales. With 605 registered voters, residents weigh economic and moral implications, fearing revenue shifts and higher taxes if High Point liquor interests wane. The quiet Jamestown campaign contrasts with regional interest and potential financial effects on sewage funding.
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Sparta
ABC Stores
Alleghany County
Jamestown
High Point
ABC
Confidence Vote Boosts Macmillan Despite Britain’s Troubles
The House of Commons backed Prime Minister Macmillan in a strong confidence vote amid internal strain from austerity measures. Inflation is challenged by policy, with higher pack prices for cigarettes and goods, while the economy eyes possible ties to Europe’s Common Market as a path to stability.
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Macmillan
House of Commons
Britain
London Stock Exchange
Europe
Editorial gambit on Outer Mongolia and Mauritania amid U N shifts
China’s Chen Cheng and Shen Chang-huan arrive in Washington as the United States weighs a package deal trading Mauritania’s U N membership for Outer Mongolia. The plan hinges on African votes, but Russia’s stance and Khrushchev’s view of Red China complicate the gambit. The visit underscores Taipei Washington strains and Beijing’s claim over Outer Mongolia.
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Chen Cheng
Republic of China
Chiang Kai-shek
Shen Chang-huan
Washington
United States
Quter Mongolia
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
China
Assembly
U. N
Red
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
Security Council
Formosa
Taipei
ED Fress
Rawley Led Paper With Ferey Staff Appointments
D A Rawley serves as president with Mrs R B Ferey as secretary treasurer and managing editor, while Weetereories and Advertising Director roles are noted. LOFLIN is listed as circulation manager and the staff includes a business manager position.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Ferey
Weetereories
Vee
Loflin
Kennedy opts for longpull build-up over national emergency
President Kennedy and the National Security Council choose a longpull defense buildup, expanding the draft toward Korea levels while avoiding a formal national emergency. They plan stockpiling, improved electronics, and prioritizing maintenance gaps, with unclear specifics on possible Berlin responses.
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Marguerite Higgins
Herald Tribune News Service
Washington
Corinthians
Kennedy
National Security Council
America
Berlin
Russia
Berin
Defense Department
West Germany
Advisory Opinion Question on Constitutional Amendments and Bonds
The Supreme Court is asked for an advisory opinion on whether constitutional amendments from the recent Legislature can be voted on in this fall’s election tied to the 61 million State capital improvement bonds. The Attorney General contends amendments must wait for the next general election, while Gov Sanford seeks an advisory ruling. Justices resist advisory opinions and historical precedent notes. The piece recalls 1933 advisory opinions on convention calls and general elections amid constitutional revisions.
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Supreme Court
Wade Braton
Sanford
Stacy
Constitution amendments in North Carolina voting dispute
The Brookings Institute based constitutional amendments faced an issue over timing for the 1934 general election. Governor Ehringhaus sought advisory opinions as Justice Adams died and was replaced by Justice Schenck. The justices unanimously ruled the 1933 election was general, preventing submission of the amendments at the 1934 election.
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General Assembly
A. H. Graham
Senate
R.L. Harris
House
Stacy
Adams, Connor
Brogden
Clarkson
Brookings Institute
Constitutional Amendment Commission
Ehringhaus
W. J. Adams
Michael Schenck
Furniture wage boosts hint at higher prices ahead
A surge in wage raises across furniture plants, especially in case goods, signals likely 3 to 5 percent price hikes. Costs for inputs will also rise under the minimum wage law, prompting manufacturers to adjust prices while highlighting furniture's value and quality. The piece also profiles Vernon Hodgin, a Greensboro contractor, and High Point native Dr. H Stuart Willis, newly elected president of the National Tuberculosis Association, detailing his career and international work.
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Vernon Hodgin
Greensboro
High Point College
High Grandfather
Hodgins
Guilford
National Tuberculosis Association
H. Stuart Willis
North Carolina Sanatorium System
NTA
Cincinnati
Willis
University of North Carolina Medical School
American Thoracic Society
North Carolina Tuberculosis Association
Southern Conference
South
Great Britaan
Belgium
France
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
High Point High School
Chapel Hill
Johns Hopkins University
John Hopkins
William H. Mayburn
Michigan
U.S
International Union Against Tuberculosis
Toronto
Editor assails AFSC defense and past speakers
The letter criticizes the American Friends Service Committee for its handling of youth programs and the choice of speakers such as Alger Hiss and Bayard Austin. It cites Times quotes and past local stances, urging Greensboro to scrutinize the AFSC’s evolution and associations.
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Robert Marks
American Friends Service Committee
Tunisia
Morocco
Hong Kong
Vienna
Middle East
India
Pakistan
AFSC
Alger Hiss
New York Times
Hiss
A. G. Whitener
Mr. Marks
Whitener
Marks
American Friends Service
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Cartier
Lynn Nisbet
Round the Capitol
Hoke McPherson
MR. Whitener
Bayard Austin
American Association of University Women
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