Victory Is Within Preyer's Reach In Guilford Vote
Editorial urges Guilford County voters to back Richardson Preyer in the North Carolina Democratic run off. It emphasizes his character, leadership, and the critical role Guilford plays in securing a statewide victory, urging turnout and a united front for a close contest tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preyer
Richardson Preyer
Guilfordiahs
North Carolina
Guilford
Campaigoner
Guilfordians
Tar Heels
Mose Kiser
Piedmont Associated Industries
Greensboro Country Club
Norval Neil Luxon
University of North Carolina
William T. Polk
Pat
Missing Civil Rights Volunteers in Mississippi Mystery
In 1964 three young men, two white one Negro, aiding a voter registration effort in Philadelphia Mississippi, were last seen after speeding fines paid. their station wagon burned near a swamp, raising fears they were murdered amid Mississippi racial tensions. The article urges calm and cautious hope for their safety.
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William Faulkner
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Neshoba County
Editorial on civil rights and peaceful change in 1984
The piece urges leadership and impartial police action as race relations may reach a crisis in 1984 with a civil rights bill near passage. It cites violence in New York subways, St Augustine beaches, and Mississippi voter drives, stressing peaceful, lawful reform and public trust to prevent escalation.
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Johnson
Mississippi
New York
St. Augustine
America
Cosmetic safeguards spark drug versus cosmetic dispute
U S marshals seize three brands of new wrinkle erasing lotion as FDA argues the products are new drugs needing approval and warning claims. Coty Hazel Bishop and Helene Curtis insist they are cosmetics with limited duration effects, while regulators cite potential safety risks and evolving industry safeguards.
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F.D.A
Coty
Hazel Bishop
Helene Curtis
High Point Enterprise Provides Local News Digest
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, outlines staff roles and distribution details. The notice lists D A Rawley as president, Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer, and Joe Brown as managing editor among others. It notes subscription rates and mail options, plus disclaimers about independent contractors and advertising reps.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N.C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Ssuciaved
Associated
Changing Image Of The Doctor In AMA Debates
A three part series examines the American Medical Association influence on health policy and economics. It traces the AMA’s conservative stance on social security health insurance and doctor fees, noting salaries rising to twenty to forty thousand and the shift from patient direct fees to salaries by insurers and institutions. It discusses Blue Shield, antitrust cases, and barriers for Negro doctors, and cites historical turns from compulsory insurance advocacy to a more cautious modern approach.
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Sebowl
Earl Abell
Stuart Leary
Joseph Hixsom
American Medical Association
Herald Tribune News Service
American Medical Political Action
Connie
Goldwater
AMA
Briuts
Francis J. L. Blasingame
Washington, D. C
Blasingame
House of Delegates
The
High Points Extraterritorial Jurisdiction plan outlined
City Planning Department releases a broad note on extending extraterritorial powers to regulate subdivisions zoning and building inspections into fringe areas. Four counties and several towns are touched as officials stress orderly growth amid rapid urbanization.
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High Point
City Planning Department
Guilford
Randolph
Forsyth
Davidson
Jamestown
Archdale
Trinity
Thomasville
Planking and
Question of Authority in Mississippi Civil Rights Quest
Washington reports debate over federal action to protect civil rights workers in Mississippi. Kennedy says limited authority under law. Wilkins seeks preventive police action. Disappearance of three volunteers prompts FBI presence and Johnson orders unarmed sailors to assist search as federal officials weigh constitutional powers. The piece cites past uses of federal troops and FBI intervention in Birmingham and Freedom Ride cases. The government may act if federal law is invoked or if authorities suspect rights violations.
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Washington
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Miss
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
Johnson
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kennedy
Justice Department
Wilkins
Birmingham
Ala
John F. Kennedy
Alabame
United States
Alabama
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David J. Caldwell
Hewlett-Packard Company
Southern Sales Division
Richmond
Atlanta
Hartsville
Als
Kenitucky
Louisville
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Golden West
Fred Whitescarver
Esther Anderson
Grand Canyon
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