Daily Meditation on the divine Sonship of Jesus
The meditation reflects on Matthew 22 45 46 where Christ questions the Pharisees about Jesus being more than David’s son. It argues Jesus is human to relate to us yet divine in power knowledge and willingness to suffer for humanity.
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Christ
Messiah
God
Noah Webster
Patrick Henry
Hungary
Southland
Mutual Understanding Hemispheric Need
President Eisenhower returns from a Latin American tour noting two truths: Americans know little about sister republics and Latin Americans misunderstand the United States. He argues U S aid fosters prosperity, trade grows with expanding economies, and democracy strengthens the hemisphere. Mutual understanding, not interference, is the path to peace.
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Latin America
Korea
ACC Overrules Budd Ban Shielding Wake Forest in Finals
The ACC executive committee overturns Commissioner Jim Weaver’s ban on Wake Forest guard Dave Budd from the basketball championship final. Wake Forest and Duke supporters react, with Wake Forest relieved and Duke glad Budd could play at full strength.
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Dave Budd
Wake Forest N. C
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Demon Deacons
States face rush to curb billboards near interstates
Federal officials warn states must sign anti billboard pacts by July 1 1961 to claim up to 40 billion in highway funds. Maryland could gain up to 3 million. 20 plus states in session seek to meet standards while industry leaders pledge compliance despite delays.
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Maryland
Aaska
Hawaii
Fred G. Hussey
Washington
Outdoor Advertising Association of America, Inc
Hussey
Congress
Letters to the Editor on Lake and race in North Carolina
Readers debate I Beverly Lake Ervin and NAACP views on integration and politics. A dentist defends segregation and laments press bias while another writer praises paper carriers. Nathan Bedford argues against forced integration citing maintaining the South's way of life.
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Beverly Lake
U. S
Sam J. Ervin Jr
W. J. Kiser
D.D.S
Nathan Bedford
Round the Capitol Sequestered by Hospital Walls
Rex Hospital stay keeps reporter isolated amid life and death events while Beverly Lake enters the Governor race and reshapes the Democratic primary dynamics. Race becomes a central campaign issue influencing focus for Lake Seawell Larkins and Sanford.
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Beverly Lake
North Carolina Faces Competitive Political Crossroads
Charles Pearson notes a potential race between Lake and Sea well or Larkins and Sanford. The unique North Carolina split crosses traditional lines with a choice between moderate policy and an extreme shift. Moderates urge open discussion before this issue stays smoldering.
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Lake
Seawell
Larkins
Sanford
North Carolina
New City Manager Urged to Lead High Point Growth
A letter to Harold C. Cheek welcomes him as High Point city manager successor to T. E. Hinson. It praises his record, outlines needed changes in city hall and departments, and stresses building a centralized engineering section, stronger morale, tighter budgeting, and swift growth planning amid space and policy challenges.
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N.C
Mr. Cheek
City Hall
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