Daily Meditation on Rebel Hearts and Easy Religion
A meditation reflecting on a rebellious people and the lure of an easy religion. It contrasts stubbornness with the call to truth and sacrifice, warning against seeking comfort without care or sorrow. The piece invokes Isaiah 30 9 and historic echoes of dismissive attitudes toward suffering.
Debating NC Governor Runoff Exposes Stark Contrast
In a televised forum, Dr. I Bever ly Lake and Terry Sanford debated issues with Sanford benefiting from the exchange. The writer condemns Lake for demagogic appeals and prejudice while praising Sanford for a positive, decisive approach.
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North Carolina
Dr. I. Beverly Lake
Terry Sanford
Two Show Windows In Asia Hong Kong and Formosa as mirrors
In Hong Kong a Chinese Communist show window, a Free World conduit for goods and people, sits opposite Formosa’s land reforms. The piece argues Mao’s strategy uses Hong Kong as a window for venting and smuggling, while refugees and trade reshape the region amid tension with Taipei and Western powers.
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Formosa
Asia
Hong Kong
China
Chiang Kaishek
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
U.S
New York City
Port
Peiping
Free World
Russia
Southeast Asia
India
Red China
West
Suzie Wong
Full Cycle In Japan Not At All
Tokyo reports show leftist groups backing away from large anti Eisenhower protests as he visits Japan. Communists still threaten some violence but security ramps to 25 000 police are planned. The piece asserts Communists aim to undermine U S influence, while praising Japan’s hospitality and hopeful calm during Ike's visit.
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Tokyo
Isenhower
Japan
United States
Free World
Dercover
U. S
Eisenhower
Ike
Sanford
Larkins
Seawell
Lake
Scott ‘‘Branch
Everett Jordan
Editorial: Globe-Trotting Americans and Travel Trends
The piece notes a record travel year with 800000 passport actions in early 1960 and 850000 Americans abroad, spurred by fairs and games abroad. It cites Cuba declines, rising Western Hemisphere travel, expected $2.5 billion abroad spending, and a Senate move to create an Office of International Travel. Domestic tourism grows with more motels, reservations tightening, and 70 million weeks of vacations by workers.
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United States
U. S
Holland
Netherlands
Rome
Oberammergau
Munich
Pacific Shipping Lines
Japan
Hong Kong
Singapore
Thailand
Paris
Soviet Russia
Cuba
Fidel Castro
B. C
Castro
Western
Hemis
Canada
Mexico
Latin America
U. S. Department of Commerce
Senate
House
Commerce Department
British Overseas Airways Corp
New York
Atlantic City
Mountain Democrats Count on 12th District in Governor Runoff
Lynn Nisbet notes Mountain Democrats in North Carolina’s 12th district hold leverage in the governor runoff. Sanford leads the party, while Lake gains with disaffected supporters. Cross voting and past upsets shape expectations for the June 25 primary and special congressional election in the 12th district.
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12Th
Congressional
Sanford and Lake
East
Piedmont
Johnson
Scott
Congress
Heinz Rollman
North Carolina
Rollman
High Point growth sparks express traffic and new bowling centers
Holt McPherson reports Railway Express weighs consolidating High Point operations with Greensboro base but finds it impractical. High Point’s hosiery factories drive heavy express shipments while new rates boost volume. Also covered are blue marlin fishing, Adams-Millis stock gains, and two major bowling centers advancing toward openings.
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Railway Express
Curgo
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
ICC
Adams-Millis
MAC Panel
Robert Duggins
Adams- Millis
A. W. Raulston
Willis Harris
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
Main Street
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
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AP News
N. C
Lynn Nisbet
Round the Capitol
Charles Pearson
Fort N. Phillips
Hatteras
Phillips
Bill Ahtes
Ocean City
Harry Dundor
Ahtes
High Point Lanes, Inc
R. L. Brinson
North Main
Highway 68
Lewis and Holmes
Cleo Venable
Bill Carter
College Village
Brinson
Newspaper Week
University of Nevada
Freedom’s Guardian