Moore Unveils His Great Issue in North Carolina Runoff
The Democratic governor runoff features a clash over race as Moore accuses Richardson Preyer of relying on the Negro vote to gain advantage. The piece argues Moore’s appeal to racial hatred harms his case, urges unity, and endorses Preyer as best for North Carolina’s economic growth and fair treatment of all residents. It frames the East’s needs, Morehead legacy, and calls for votes June 27 to reject hate-driven politics.
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Nasser Seen as Likely Nehru's Nonaligned Spokesman
United Nations sources view President Nasser of the United Arab Republic as the strongest candidate to assume Nehru's role as chief spokesman for the nonaligned nations. Nasser's leadership in the Arab world and stature among nonaligned states support this, though he may face pressure to ease militant Arab policy toward Israel.
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Money Powers Up Prestige Of Supreme Court Seat
A National Opinion Research Center study finds the U S Supreme Court job tops prestige for 77 percent of respondents, with physicians second and bankers slipping. A salary-based survey shows teachers earning $5,963 nationally this year, starting wages about $1,000 below other majors.
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Johnson faces biggest foreign test over Southeast Asia
James Marlow reports a tense, unclear Johnson stance as Honolulu talks yield no plan to expand the war. Officials hint possible action against North Vietnam if communists persist, while reiterating no abandonment of Southeast Asia and the risk to American influence in Asia and allies.
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Pact to Smoke Less Won by Son and Father
A father and son formed a pact to curb smoking and nail-biting. The plan succeeded as the son quit chewing nails in exchange for the father's commitment to quitting smoking. The quotes reference Gregory Peck and Theodore F. Koop, noting leadership roles in cancer and journalistic organizations.
Quotes From Public Figures On Violence And International Relations
A collection of quoted statements from political figures and a young fairgoer reflecting on violence, diplomacy, and social attitudes. The remarks touch on US France relations, American civil rights context, and assurances about safety at public events with varied regional perspectives.
Youthful Nation Looms Over Next Decades
A reader warns that by 1970 about half the population will be under 30, shaping politics and culture. Education on responsibility and heritage is urged as youth prepare to lead in liberty, order, and security debates.
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