North Carolina’s industrial growth under Operation Bootstrap
A national advertisement lauds North Carolina as a postwar industrial leader while outlining risks in textiles and tobacco. It praises diversification, tax stability, and technological advances to raise per capita income, urges expansion of the governor’s Operation Bootstrap, and stresses harnessing local resources to strengthen industry.
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North Carolina
Tar Heel
Preparing for Worship in Josiah’s Reforms and Jesus’ Truth
A devotional overview examining Josiah’s Passover renewal, centralized worship in Jerusalem, and the heart preparation required for true worship. It links Judah’s reform to Jesus’ teaching at Jacob’s Well, emphasizing humility, contrition, and self-sacrifice as prerequisites for worship in spirit and truth.
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Josiah
Judah
Solomon
David
Moses
Israel
Samuel the Prophet
Jerusalem
Solomon's
Holy Land
God
W.A.B
Summit Meeting Aims to Disrupt NATO Policy
A reader letter warns the Big Four summit could disrupt NATO as publics fear nuclear powers. It notes loss of U S monopoly, neutralist moves by Russia and Germany, and pressure on Western bases and alliances amid rising global anxiety.
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United States
NATO
China
U. S
Russia
England
Spain
Europe
Asia
Africa
Red China
Rustin
Germany
West Germany
France
Aes
Mee
Eiaera Conperenl
John W. Hester
Frank Shields leads driving and shooting drills at police range
In a Sunday Enterprise feature, Lt. Frank Shields, HPHS Driver Education chief and respected pistol marksman, coaches rookie cops on the firing range after teaching driving with a near perfect safety record. The piece recalls his past as a bus driver for athletic teams and notes traffic changes from the new highway south of the city.
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Frank Shields
Police Department
Frank
N. C. Police
J. D. Wade
Shields
Wade
HPHS
Roanoke
Asheville
Tony Simeon
Lexington
English
Tom Burton
Division
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
Billy Sharp
DuPont
Opposes Capital Punishment In North Carolina
A Chapel Hill letter from Charlotte Garth Adams president of the Chapel Hill Branch of the Women s International League for Peace and Freedom argues against capital punishment. The group founded by Jane Addams and Emily Balch promotes nonviolence and cites the League s Principles and Policies on respect for life and human rights.
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North Carolina
Byron Haworth
Guilford
Smith Williams
Yadkin
Grace Rodenbough
Stokes
Women's International For Peace and Freedom
Jane Addams
Emily Greene Balch
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Women's International League For Peace
Sgype
League
Charlotte Garth Adams
Chapel Hill
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Fragmented quotes from 1960s political figures
A collection of brief quotes from public figures including Lyndon Johnson Meany and Graziano. The remarks touch on Soviet strategic moves public views on communism and the potential impact of elections and policy on national security and society.
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