State political season grows as NC legislature nears end
As North Carolina lawmakers wind down, the 1968 campaign mood rises. Senator Sam Ervin Jr seeks a fourth term with little opposition, while Lt. Gov. Robert W. Scott faces a shifting field. Rumors swirl about candidates Basil Whitener, David Britt, Robert Morgan, Joseph Hunt Jr., Hargrove Bowles, James Gardner, John Stickley, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Terry Sanford
Sam Ervin
Senate
William B. Umstead
Clyde R. Huey
Sunday Sermon A Word To Fathers
A sermon urges fathers to spend time with growing sons, using the prodigal story of a father and his son. It warns that neglect leads to loneliness and ruined relationships, and calls for daily devoted, loving presence at home.
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President Foust
Our Woman’s College
Greensboro
A Father's Ten Commandments For Brotherhood
A compact moral guide urges fathers to instill respect, fairness, family spirit, companionship, love of country, self-reliance, and leadership in sons. It emphasizes do it yourself activities and preparation for civic duties within a free society.
Father and son spotlight on service and duty
A father in business pridefully recalls his son who has never caused worry and backs a plan to enlist youths aged 16 to 21 in seafaring careers. Seafarers Union leader Paul Hall promotes training at Harry Sundeberg School of Seamanship and jobs aboard contracted vessels after graduation.
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C. E. Rawlings
Merchant Marine
Paul Hall
Seafarers International Union
Harry Sundeberg
Rawlings
Parris Avenue
High Point Enterprise Staff and offices listing
The High Point Enterprise serves as an independent newspaper established in 1884. It lists its staff including president Mrs C H Lockwood and executives, with address at 305-307 North Main Street High Point NC 27261 and key officers for administration and circulation.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
C. H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Janates
Biolt Mgpherson
W. Patterson
Charles B. Loflin
Israel's Territorial Ambition Spurs Near East Tension
The piece argues Israel will seek territorial gains as a reward for victory, warns against unilateral borders, and calls for negotiated terms with the Arabs with limited U.N. or external mediation. It notes potential open seas and border adjustments while stressing risks of a violent summer if demands persist.
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Israel
United Nations
U. S
Russia
Aqaba Gulf
Palestine
Canaan
Gaza Strip
Dodd Debated by Long and Stennis on Interest Charge
Washington column contrasts Huey Long's era with current rivals Russell Long and John Stennis as they clash over Tom Dodd's conflict of interest charge. It links Long's political showmanship and oil ties to Dodd defense, notes Stennis' ethics stance, and recalls Bilbo's ouster and replacement by Stennis.
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Washington
Huey Long
Louisiana
Mississippi
Theodore Bilbo
Russell Long
Huey
John Stennis
Bilbo
Senate
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Russell
Murray Rodin
Georgetown
Arkansas
Dodd
Albert Deutsch
New Orleans
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Long
Theodore
Key Field
Keesler Field
Stennis
Sen. Long
Russe
Washington Hilton
Sen. Dodd
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General Assembly
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Robert W. Scott
Scott
Basil Whitener
Charles R. Jonas
David Britt
Harnett
Robert Morgan
Guilford
Joseph M. Hunt Jr
Rep
Hargrove Bowles
James Gardner
Charlotte
John L. Stickley
Pat Taylor Jr
Irwin Belk
Moore
Clifton Blue
Ed Kemp
Voit Gilmore
Robert Scott
Absalom
Samuel
Holt McPherson
George Penny
Maryfield
Clyde Pearson
L. B. Holt
Elliott S. Wood
High Point College
House
Wright Patman
Texas
U.S
Associated Press
N.C
AP News
High Point Enterinc
Drew Pearson