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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1966
Page
32
Rod erick Thorp's long novel centers on Joe Leland head of a private detective agency hired to probe a death ruled suicide. The story blends crime, war history, and personal turmoil, tracing Leland from cop to pilot to private investigator while examining integrity and human conflict.
Barbara Ward of Columbia University explains that science and technology have created rapid geographic unity, while moral unity lags. She warns of a transforming world order with global integration and a need for a new international balance akin to a modern King’s peace.
A compact portrait of Thomas Jefferson through the Jeffersonian era focusing on the men shaping the republic and the tensions of expansion, the Missouri Compromise, and fears of federal power growth as Marshall era courts expand authority.
Oliver La Farge's collected Santa Fe Chronicles 1950 63 edited by Winfield Townley Scott surveys his casual sharp weekly columns. It covers local issues from road work to plaza plans and business power, plus writings on Indians of the Southwest and miscellaneous topics.
The excerpt contrasts two period pieces The first follows a woman in her thirties who, after inheriting a physical defect, leaves her professional social work life to reinvent herself among society’s derelicts. The second narrates an old grandfather’s reminiscences of upstate New York early in the century detailing Jim and his sister wives.
Former minister Snow discusses balancing literature and government after leaving the ministry of Technology. He notes the daily grind, limited writing time, and his aim to bridge arts and science through his work at English Electric and in public service.
The Tri City Symphony movement grows with talks of shared personnel with Greensboro and Winston Salem orchestras. Communities weigh a city level organization to sustain a regionally coordinated concert calendar amid small professional pools.
A documentary novel retelling the 1938 Evian Conference convened by Roosevelt to address the Jewish refugee crisis. The book blends fact and emotion to portray diplomats from 32 nations and the grim implications of early attempts to help Jews fleeing Austria and Germany.
Nathan Barrett’s Fleet release crafts a tragicomic tale set in a Montego Bay Jamaica cluster ruled by landowner Michael Chetwick. An aging guest’s death triggers Martha’s misaligned suspicions as neighbors rush to her defense. the farcical tone grounds a fragile social web.
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