Elder Statesmen Rally Against Dominating Governor Nomination
North Carolina leaders including Major General Cypus Waynick Major L P McLendon and Dr Clarence Poe denounce the moneyed drive backing Dan Moore in the June 27 run off They warn special interests such as highway contractors bankers and machinery dealers threaten state progress and the image of undominated government
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Cypus M. Waynick
Greensboro
L. P. McLendon
Raleigh
Clarence Poe
Goldsporo
Henry Belk
General Waynick
North Carolina
Dan Moore
Moore
Where Is That Country We Used to Know
An advertisement by a leading precision machinery manufacturer asks where the America of yesterday has gone. It laments debt repayment, self discipline, frugality, faith, and civic involvement, praising past duties and warning that today’s leaders and people may lack the same resolve. It questions whether that character remains to meet future challenges.
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America
E. K. Willis
Clara Harmon
Concord
Willis
Cabarrus Hospital
Luther H. Hodges
Denmark
Hodges
Vigilante groups in Crown Heights rethink name Maccabees
Editorial notes the Crown Heights patrols renaming as Citizens Community Patrol after uproar over the term vigilante and its association with mob violence. It cites the patrols in radio cars to deter mugging and violence, led by Hasidic Jewish volunteers, with police saying the effort is legal.
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Crown Heights
Brooklyn
Bedford- Stuyvesant
B. C
Syria
Judea
San Francisco
Barbary Coast
Bancroft
New Orleans
Squatters Claim Association
Texas
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Kansas
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Michael J. Murphy
The
N. Y. Times
Secret diplomacy risks in U S Russia talks
LEON DENNEN analyzes that Dean Rusk promotes no secret pacts while NATO doubts open assurances. The Johnson Khrushchev accord on reducing nuclear fuel shows private diplomacy persists, fueling fears of private dialogue with Moscow and eroding open diplomacy norms amid Cold War tensions.
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Dean Rusk
United States
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Holland
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Kennedy
U. S
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Russia
Dinner theater on the rise in High Point region and beyond
A plan by Harry Wolfe to open Afternon That Barn Dinner Theater near the airport at Friendship aims to bring Broadway shows to High Point Greens boro and Winston Salem by Oct 1. The venue will host 250 patrons with 150 parking spaces and 18,000 sq ft, operating year round and promoting a chain of 50 theaters across Washington Norfolk and more.
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High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Harry Wolfe
Richmond
Friendship
Wolfe
Tanglewood
Barn
Washington
Norfolk
Johnson Faces Goldwater as 1964 Campaign Opens
President Johnson acts eager for the 1964 race now underway ahead of August conventions. He targets Republican criticisms and presumes Barry Goldwater as his likely foe, contrasting bigness in government with promises to strengthen Social Security and fiscal restraint. Eisenhower’s Cleveland remarks on balanced budgets echo Goldwater’s themes.
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Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Cleveland
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Noes on The News replacement to the Russian embassy
A report notes a replacement Moscow envoy sent to the Russian embassy after discovery of hidden microphones. The piece discusses security concerns and diplomatic tensions surrounding the infiltration. No further names or dates are provided in the readable text.
Acceptance of defeat noted for Kilgariff's dignity
A letter praises Andy Kilgariff for publicly thanking supporters after his defeat, calling his graceful concession a display of high principles and suggesting he would have provided valued service to the community.
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Enterprise
Andy Kilgariff
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