Moore's 'Middle-Road' Looks Like Republicanism in North Carolina
From The Southern Pines Pilot, the piece argues for a governor candidate who embodies Democratic values such as human service focus and reform willingness. It critiques Dan Moore's claim of a middle-of-the-road stance as veering toward Republican conservatism and questions his denouncement of federal programs and Washington officials as inconsistent with party principles.
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Richardson Preyer
Greensboro
North Carolina
Preyer
Dan Moore
Washington
Are You Mad At Terry Do You Favor Dan K Moore
The News And Observer weighs the question of public sentiment toward Governor Terry in a June 27 election, urging readers to assess the food tax and education funding, Kennedy era ties, and overall record with independent judgment rather than partisan pressure. It notes both praise and disagreement with Terry and calls for personal deliberation.
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Dan K. Moore
Terry
Kerr Scott
The Average Man and the Course of Society
The piece argues the average person shapes national destiny by choosing what to read and accept. It urges independent thinking, recognizing propaganda, seeking original sources, and avoiding herd mentality during information overload. It cites Dryden and contrasts modern media with critical appraisal skills.
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Dryden
Happy
Repartee Highlight in Texas Politics Delights and Warns
In a political history recount from The Durham Herald Political, ex Governor William P Hobby of Texas is remembered for a sharp exchange with James B Ferguson. Ferguson derided Hobby’s stature and ears as a misfit, Hobby retorted that God gave him intelligence to know the difference between personal money and state funds. Hobby won the 1918 governor race by about a two to one margin.
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William P. Hobby
Texas
Hobby
James B
Pa’ Ferguson
Ferguson
High Point Enterprise Staff and Contact Details
The High Point Enterprise, an independent daily and Sunday morning newspaper in High Point North Carolina, lists its offices and leadership including D A Rawley president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer Rolt McPherson editor W Patterson Jr managing editor and Charles B Loflin circulation manager. It details advertising, business, and distribution roles and notes subscription policies and carrier delivery options.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N.C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Rolt McPherson Ooo
W. Patterson, JR
Ww. Idol
Charles B. Loflin
Associated Press
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N. C
Global View on Mongol Ties to USSR and China
LEON DENNEN analyzes Mongolia as a key front in Sino Soviet rivalry. He notes Mongolia’s Soviet-backed economy and leadership, the strategic 4,000 mile border with China, and warns that Chinese pressure could threaten Moscow’s Asian satellite network through Ulan Bator.
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Leon Dennen
United Nations
N. Y
NEA
Red
China
Russia
Mongolia
Laos
Viet Nam
Mao Tset-ung
Mao Tse-tung
Manchuria
Moscow
Red China
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Ulan Bator
Nikita Khrushchevy
Yumzhagiin Tsendenbal
Tamur- Ochir
Communist Party
Peking
Tsendenbal
Khrushchev
Praise for local policemen and civic progress
A reader lauds Detectives Leak and Amaker for swift arrests in a taxi robbery and urges expanded Negro officer promotions and a juvenile division. The letter argues police effectiveness boosts local government and future community safety.
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Enterprise
H. Leak
W. T. Amaker
Leak
Amaker
Detective Amaker
North Carolina Negro Police Officers Association
There is another tractor running Senor Comrade without American spare parts
The brief remark notes a second tractor operating aboard with no American spare parts available, highlighting supply constraints. It frames the issue as a cross border or wartime logistics point, naming no individuals or organizations beyond the generic reference to machinery and parts.
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Senor
Quotes on aid, NATO, and Cyprus dispute
Sen Allen Ellender of Louisiana rejects $125 million more aid for South NATO. Robert Manning, assistant secretary of state, says NATO will not intervene in Cyprus. the issue is in United Nations hands. War between NATO allies would be unthinkable if NATO means anything.
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Police Department
Robert J. Brown
Allen J. Ellender
Dla
Senate Appropriations Committee
South Viet Nam
NATO
Cyprus
United Nations
Robert J. Manning
English voyage and European tour by nurse duo
Suzanne Swinney and a fellow nurse recount a months long journey from Norfolk to Europe aboard the Christoffer Oldendorff. They toured Amsterdam, Berlin, Davos, Innsbruck, London, and more, visiting hospitals, theatres, and landmarks while noting cultural differences and hospital plans in England. They plan to travel further and return home by September.
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North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
C. E. Swinney
England
Engeland
Norfolk
Christoffer Oldendorff
Holland
Joyce
Christoffer
Rotterdam
Europe
Amsterdam
Anne Frank
All
U. S
London
American Express
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