Voters urged to participate and vote convictions
From The Winston-Salem Journal an editorial argues that voters gain satisfaction from participation while non-voters burden democracy. It warns against dilettantes who disdain all candidates and dread the outcome of their abstention.
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Harvard and Chase Manhattan Banks Courtesy Tale
A nondescript couple briefly visited Harvard University seeking to donate but instead inspired a West Coast university funding. In New York, an elderly man toured Chase Manhattan Bank and, after a patient staffer helped him, opened a 500000 dollar trust and named the bank executor of his 800000 dollar will, prompting banks to reflect on basic courtesy and its impact on business.
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Elkin Tribune March Honored With Composer Roy Russells Tribute
Harvey Laffoon and Elkin Tribune celebrate Roy Russells composition The Elkin Tribune March in their honor comparing it to Sousa's Washington Post March and The Times Thunderer. The author expresses pride and playful envy while saluting local ties and longtime friendship.
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Edward Sterling
the Times
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End To Wandering Society On The Move
The Memphis Commercial Appeal questions the fate of the wandering spirit in modern America. It contrasts old horizons with suburbia and megalopolis, noting travel by air and car, television, and mobile lives erode adventure and prose. The piece laments vanished horizons and displaced longing.
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Thomas Wolfe
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Basic Law of Economics in Finished Goods Value
A Midland Ontario publication highlights that transforming raw iron into finished products adds value through time effort and money. A bar of iron costs five dollars, becomes ten fifty as horseshoes, three thousand two hundred eighty five as needles, and two hundred fifty thousand as watch springs, proving input determines value.
East West Trade Appointment Of Women Gets LBJ Votes
President Johnson wins votes by appointing women to federal posts including an anti poverty aide who is a leading Black educator. He teases opponents over Margaret Chase Smiths campaign while promoting equal pay and women presidents in remarks to Washington audiences.
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Central Press
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Civil rights and school prayer test church influence
Washington reports a strong church influence in civil rights and school prayer debates. Southern opposition to prayer amendments clashes with court rulings, while Catholic leaders urge caution. Law scholars and educators largely oppose amendments as civil rights legislation advances amid church vocality nationwide.
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Notes On The News
By contrast with all this 93 of the 98 congressmen who appeared were in support of constitutional change. They and many of their fellows have been buried in the greatest avalanche of mail in congressional history. When Judiciary Chairman Emanuel Celler of New York will summon his committee to weigh the testimony is uncertain. The day could be weeks off at least. And before them the committee members will soon find a committee hearing record of 3,500 pages.
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Emanual Celler
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Quotes on Freedom and Society From Global Leaders
A collection of brief remarks from figures such as Dr Grayson Kirk Columbia University, Lal Bahadur Shastri prime minister of India Gen Curtis LeMay Earl Warren John J Santucci and Adlai Stevenson. The quotes touch on the American Dream education free inquiry limits on power prohibition of beach beer and youth vigilance. The items reflect public discourse and policy ideas from varied institutions and moments.
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Lal
Bahadur Shastri
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Hall of Free Enterprise at New York World's Fair
The Hall of Free Enterprise at the New York World’s Fair in Flushing Meadow Park illustrates profits, productivity, and the role of consumer markets in a free economy. It highlights ten pillars of economic wisdom linking wages, tools, and competition to national prosperity.
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Hall of Free Enterprise
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