Schools Need To Nurture Social Responsibility
Editorial examines a 40 page EPC and NSAA report urging schools to foster social responsibility through community service and civic participation. It notes religion secularization by courts, persistent prejudice, and inadequate public support and resources. It argues indifference is the core barrier and calls for real student opportunities and better teaching conditions.
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Educational Policies Commission
National Education Association
American Association of School Administrators
Supreme Court
EPC
Peace Corps
Red Cross
Cancer Society
Heart Association
Scouts
Taxation Without Representation in Guilford Politics
Editorial critiques Senator Charles W. Strong and his liquor bill, arguing his defeat in the Senate exposes poor legislative choices. It praises Representative Osteen for earning respect in a large, financing-heavy county and urges cooperative, capable leadership from Guilford’s delegation to Raleigh.
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Charles W. Strong
Guilford
Raleigh
Strong
Senate
Osteen
Senator Strong
Kennedy Trip Appraises Europe Amid Leadership Shifts
Editorial notes Kennedy's European tour amid adens, the Profumo affair, and potential UK leadership changes. It argues postponement risks, cites Adenauer's successor, Erhard, and Moro in Italy, with France opposed and Britain’s Tory government polling poorly. The piece suggests Kennedy’s visit could help Macmillan or his successor.
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Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Kennedy
Laborite Daily Herald
Laborite
Macmillan
Britain
West Germany
Adenauer
Berlin
Ireland
England
Italy
Aldo Moro
Sacred College of Cardinals
France
de Gaulle
Europe
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Adenguer
United States
Rome
Labor
Mr. Kennedy
Mr. Macmillan
High Point Enterprise details staff and circulation terms
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff and offices in High Point North Carolina. It outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday, daily only, and Sunday only editions, plus weekly pricing and tax notes. The notice also states AP rights, postal status, and advertising representatives.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Associated Press
Cartier
N.C
Turning Point in June for New Frontier
Washington June 1963 unfolds seven strenuous days as President Kennedy, amid nationwide civil rights protests, pledges full equality and new civil rights legislation while weighing Senate filibusters and Southern opposition. He also signals a potential nuclear test ban approach with the Kremlin and greenlights a subsonic commercial aircraft program, risking vast federal funding. The June 11 TV address anchors a pivotal moment with lasting policy and political consequences.
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Don Irwin
Herald Tribune News Service
Washington
Kennedy
West
White House
Kremlin
U. S
Russia
U.S
American University
Britain
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Liberals Dominate Court In Busy 1962 63 Term
The Supreme Court entered a busy 1962 63 term with a liberal majority on major issues. Justices Warren Black Douglas Brennan Goldberg and White show varied alignments. Key rulings challenged state legislatures and reapportionment while civil rights decisions limited government restrictions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Evry
Earl Warren
Hugo Black
William ©. Douglas
William J. Bennan Jr
Arthur Goldberg
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Tom Clark
Byron R. White
Goldberg
Labor
White
Kennedy
Court bans mandatory Bible and Lord's Prayer in public schools
The Supreme Court on June 17 outlawed required reading of the Bible and the Lord's Prayer in public schools, in a decision reflecting decades of church-state separation. Justices White and Goldberg joined the majority with Harlan dissenting on the prayer ruling. White and Harlan split in related unemployment pay case.
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Goldberg
White
Harlan
South Carolina
Space and Race Clash in Raleigh Civil Rights Drive
Governor Sanford and Major General Waynick discuss inviting Negro leaders to Raleigh to ease racial tension in North Carolina. Waynick’s support could shape a fair program serving as a model for the South as Sanford eyes future public service. High Point hosts 500 swimmers for the AAU Long Course Championships at City Lake Pool with trials and finals scheduled over the weekend.
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Sanford
Joel Fleishman
Capus M. Waynick
Raleigh
North Carolina
Waynick
North Waynick
High Point
North
South Carolina
City Lake
Jaycees
Jaycettes
Tern
Louisville
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High Point Enterprise
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Joe Brown
O W. Patterson, JR
V. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflinie
Ward-Griffith Company
Sth Congress
James Marlow
Holt McPhe
Richard D. Smyser
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridger
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Ace
Base
Bill Slocum
New York Daily Mirror
Ted Cramer
New York
Slocum
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