Fear Of Freedom In Speaker Ban Sparks Editorial
Editorial notes Dr Frank P Graham’s Charlotte speech denouncing North Carolina’s Speaker Ban Law as a fear of freedom and a lack of faith in youth and free institutions. It urges Legislature to reconsider its mean ing and damages, cites accreditation threats to UNC, and calls Governor Moore to restore trustee authority to run schools without interference. The piece frames the issue as basic to Tar Heel heritage and echoes FDR on fear itself.
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Dan Moore
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Letters To The Editor Cautions On Heated ABC Debate
The paper urges calm letters as High Point readers prepare for the ABC stores vote. It laments abuses in rapid pro and con exchanges, calls for decency and libel laws, and reminds neighbors to focus on constructive discourse before the election.
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Editorial: The Labor Conference at Geneva and ILO Role
The International Labor Organization holds its annual conference in Geneva from Wednesday through July 24. The United States backs the ILO, participates in the tripartite structure with government employers and workers, and cites historic support from Eisenhower and Kennedy as proof of value.
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International Affairs
George P. Delaney
Secretaries of State and Labor
Ralph Faupl
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Afl-Cio
Richard Wagner
U.S
William B. Wilson
Pan American Union
Washington
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TLO
United Nations
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U.N
Economic and Social Council
U.S. Senate
Bricker
Dulles
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Chou to Rattle Bomb in Africa on Africa Tour
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai begins a Africa journey next week visiting Tanzania Zanzibar Kenya and Algiers. The trip aims to bolster China’s influence amid US raids on North Vietnam and Soviet moves, with Chou hoping to sway East Africa leaders and stir shifts in regional power dynamics.
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U.S.S.R
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China
Sahara
Julius “Nyerere
Uganda
Kenya
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Zanzibar
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Oginga Odinga
Kenyatta
Africa
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Algiers
East Africa
Would You Like A Storé Near Your Door
A neighborhood appeal questions voting on liquor and its social impact. The piece urges readers to consider the consequences of alcohol access and the harm caused to families and rescue services, framing voting as a duty to reduce tragedy.
Spivey Urges Victory for ABC Stores in High Point
Jerry K. Spivey urges supporters to overcome voter apathy and rally to back the ABC stores referendum in High Point. He claims a seven to five lead in favor and calls for convincing talks to secure a June 8 victory.
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ABC
High’ Point
High Point
Jerry K. Spivey
Ivey Lane
Psychologist challenges legalized liquor sale stance
An Enterprise editor reports a psychologist arguing against expanding liquor outlets. He contends alcohol depresses the central nervous system, slows thinking, and fuels highway fatalities, citing Health and Welfare and National Safety Council figures. He claims liquor store expansion fuels demand and calls for caution.
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National Safetys Council
Point
Committee For
Notes On The News: Progress Through Lost Work Time
Opinion piece arguing against liquor expansion in High Point. The writer criticizes tax revenue as profit, calling for a balance of liquor costs against social costs. Claims liquor taxes should reflect broader economic and moral impacts on the city and its people. Details include taxes, insurance, medical, legal, welfare costs, and social harms.
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