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A reflective saying from the Koran notes that surviving loved ones seek the deceased's wealth while an angel questions the善善 deeds carried forward, emphasizing charity and merit over material gain.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1963
Page
4
A reflective saying from the Koran notes that surviving loved ones seek the deceased's wealth while an angel questions the善善 deeds carried forward, emphasizing charity and merit over material gain.
North Carolina Democrats brace for a gubernatorial contest as Dr I Beverly Lake and Democratic Chairman Bert Bennett spar over Jonas. Bennett warns Lake’s claim he cannot beat Jonas could trigger cross party pressure to nominate Jonas. The clash highlights shifts toward a candidate who can unite the party and withstand a general election test in November 1964.
The piece argues Senate role in treaties, recalling Wilson and Truman experiences, warns of Senate reservations blocking a test ban, and urges Executive-Senate cooperation for effective foreign policy amid constitutional limits and historical lessons. It notes Rusk, Dirksen, Connally, Vandenberg and the need for bipartisan dialogue to avoid deadlock harming national security.
Washington report notes that the American British and Soviet accord is a limited first step toward general disarmament. It admits no on site inspections and relies on atmospheric, space and underwater measurements to police tests. The plan foresees later talks on underground testing and gradual progress toward broader arms control.
The article recalls the 1790 patent for making pot and pearl ashes granted to Samuel Hopkins with Thomas Jefferson endorsing, noting patents fuel invention and public access after 17 years. It mentions Mary Kies earning a patent in 1809 and Abraham Lincoln’s device patent, quoting Lincoln on the system’s “fuel of interest.” It also covers local community notices, such as the House of Prayer project seeking 75,000 dollars, and various regional civic updates.
Joseph S. Ameen blends prophecy warnings with anti alliance views from 1941 letters to The Enterprise. He argues against assisting Soviet Russia, predicts later dangers to Anglo Saxon nations and America, and calls for accurate reporting and city planning caution on industrial land use.
In letters and notes to the editor, residents argue against locating an industrial complex in a residential area citing 2700 idle acres elsewhere and urging preservation of neighborhood character. They express support for industry but prefer nonresidential sites and call for public input on segregation policy and a cautious stance on a nuclear test ban.
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