Editorial: Sincey urges support for Civil Rights Bill
An editorial dated June 21 1964 argues that Senate passage of the Civil Rights Bill marks a measured step toward equality. It frames the bill as constitutional, necessary to redress decades of disenfranchisement, and extends responsibility to states and individuals to eliminate prejudice while preserving private property and free choice.
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Campaign plea urges registering 40 million nonvoters
The piece argues that stay at home voters could change outcomes as Kennedy and Nixon did in 1960. It notes 87 million nonvoters and cites a plan by the American Heritage Foundation and Advertising Council to register 40 million nonvoters with a $10 million media push. Truman and Eisenhower support urges nonpartisan voter participation.
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John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
American Heritage Foundation
Advertising Council
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Covington Named Chair Of Southeastern Division Of Institutes
Local Cham ber of Commerce executive vice president and former mayor George A. Covington receives high honor elevating him to chairmanship of the Southeastern division of the Institutes for Organization Management. He has long served civic and national chambers, taught at the University of Georgia, and earned broad applause for his community leadership.
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Chamber of Commerce
George A. Covington
Institutes For Organization Management
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Covington
National Board of Regents
Southeastern Institute
University of Georgia
George Covington
National Chamber of Commerce
Norman Weisbecker
CF Chemical and Fiber Corporation
Carolina-Farnsworth
N. C
Wilmington
High Seas
Norfolk
Board of Regents of the
Fred Linton
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Harold Coffey
Lenoir
American Furniture Mart
Big Kent-Coffey
Southern Furniture Exposition
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Short Bits From Unconnected Pages
A fragment from various papers features brief quips on travel money and a weary tramp. A traveler recalls Asia and dining with pagodas, another joke notes money matters. A Lamar Democrat line lampoons will power and hunger.
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Lamar
Unclear Editorial Roles Listed in Board Notice
Fragment lists multiple newspaper staff titles including President Secretary Treasurer Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director Business Manager Circulation Manager. No names or dates provided.
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Eees
Johnson Fears Goldwater Victory Drives Campaign Push
President Johnson plans a vigorous re election bid aiming to fire up Democratic workers and pass Kennedy era and his own legislative goals through Congress. He questions Goldwater’s nomination and warns a negative mood could aid Republicans while awaiting key convention decisions and ambassador appointments. He signals a landmark inter connection pact tying federal and private power lines across the Pacific Northwest and Southwest.
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Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Scranton
Kennedy
Congress
Margaret Tibbeta
Norway
Tyler Thompson
Finland
Henry Ford II
New York
White House
Pacific Northwest
Southwest
U. S
DC Lines
AC Lines
Bonneville Power Administration
Reclamation Bureau
Columbia River Basin
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hoover Dam
Dad's memory and modest fame among friends
The piece honors a father figure known as Mac or Jim, loved by both young and old, who has passed away. It reflects on his kindness and the lasting place in readers’ hearts as his name lives on with his friends.
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Jim
Dad
Shakespeare Sermon On Self, Stars, And Choice
A Sunday sermon argues that fault lies within individuals not in stars or fate. It cites Shakespeare's Julius Caesar and other figures like Stevenson Keller Beethoven to illustrate willpower, responsibility, and inner resolve shaping success or ruin.
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Julius Caesar
William Shakespeare
Shakespeare
Bartlett
John Milton
Shake Speare
Robert Louis Stevenson
Satan
Jesus
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