Victorious Judge Moore Faces Unifying Job
Editorial notes Judge Dan Moore’s sweeping Democratic runoff victory for governor and urges unity to secure the general election. It contrasts Moore’s middle of the road leadership with the need to galvanize the party while acknowledging strong Republican challenger Robert L. Gavin. The piece highlights post primary consolidation, party platform aims, and the imperative to unify without extremism.
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Viet Nam conflict hinges on people support and Red China
The piece argues that Saigon must win popular support while the United States must reckon with Red China in any Southeast Asia settlement. It notes the Geneva split, Diem and Khanh regimes' failures, Viet Cong control of countryside, and ongoing North Vietnamese reinforcements, stressing without breaking the political-military chain there will be no peace or victory.
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Belgium and Canada propose national medicare plans
Medicare cost tag Belgium agrees with a government doctor plan toward socialized medicine after a ten month battle and a three week doctors strike. Under the compromise 60 percent of Belgian doctors must apply fixed fees and penalties for overcharging become fines. Simultaneously Canada’s Royal Commission recommends a national medicare plan costing about 4.48 billion dollars annually, with hospital and drug coverage and mixed funding from national and provincial governments. The piece weighs medicare costs against keeping human resources healthy.
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National Social Security Fund
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Medical Association
United States
Canada
Senior Ditch Day Causes Suspensions In Chicago Suburb
About 75 students skipped classes calling it senior ditch day, violating school rules. Many parents falsely claimed illness or urgent family business. The superintendent warned the incident betrays moral outlook and risks fostering juvenile delinquency, stressing pride and responsible citizenship.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Washington Notebook discusses East West trade and policy shifts
U.S. businessmen push for broader trade with the Soviet bloc while opposing Cuba and Red China. A Senate Foreign Relations survey, Commerce Department export curbs, and Export-Import Bank limits frame debate on which goods matter for security. Plus projections on Engle’s seat, tax cuts, Dirksen as candidate, and Goldwater’s maneuvers in Pennsylvania.
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Engle
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Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Senate
Johnson
Everett Dirksen
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Dirksen
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Arizona
Roy L. Elson
Peninsylvania
Echoes of Measure for Measure in Everyday Life
A Sunday sermon argues that moral action returns in kind, citing biblical and natural law. It asserts that kindness earns kindness, anger begets anger, and society reflects individual conduct, warning America faces spiritual risk if decency fades.
Old Guard and New Day Mark North Carolina Politics
A Mississippi style political shift is described as Dan Moore reshapes the North Carolina Democratic Party after Sanford era shifts. The piece notes old leaders forming Moore’s statewide network and the move toward a middle ground potentially reducing Republican threats as Gavin eyes the governorship. It also mentions local items about Skeenburger’s sale, Brockmann’s academic appointment, a hotel furniture festival, and odd fruit tree cases.
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