Challenge of De Gaulle grows in the editorial view
The editorial argues that Charles De Gaulle’s challenge to American leadership shapes global policy. It notes De Gaulle’s push for French nationalism, divides in Europe, and his stance on Cold War issues including relations with Britain Germany Italy Greece and Turkey. It warns of risks to the Western alliance and possible gains for Communist expansion if De Gaulle’s approach prevails.
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Parkinsons new law warns of bankrupting state industries
British historian C Northcote Parkinson argues a further law of economy noting that nationalized industries tend toward bankruptcy as government control reduces wage restraint. He says every hired worker is a voter and each party in power hires to stay in office, while layoffs become a task for the opposition. Public payrolls rise on subsidies rather than earnings.
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Professor Parkinson
What Is Loyalty Defined by American University Director
Nathaniel Stewart of the School of Business Administration at American University explains organizational loyalty as a mutual concern and confidence between company and worker. He argues loyalty is a personal commitment to give time energy talents judgments and moral courage in the best interests of the company, though it allows latitude in judgment and participation.
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School of Business Administration
American University
Short Bits From Other Pages Gaggle of Bright Quips
A collection of pithy lines and jokes from various papers. Jests touch on parenting, adultery, politics, computing, and social quirks. Notable quips include a barroom remark about a wife, a satire on Red China and chopsticks, a Satan’s Holiday in Hell Michigan, and a quip about middle age, jeans, and memory.
High Point Enterprise Masthead and Staff Roles
The High Point Enterprise publishes daily and Sunday editions from 305 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. It lists officers including president secretary treasurer and editors along with advertising and circulation managers.
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Washington Beat President Must Be Many Men
President Johnson consolidates control of the Democratic Party machinery with Cliff Carter centralizing operations at national committee offices. Key resignations include Stephen Smith and Paul Corbin. Carter’s rise coincides with mobilizing federal officials for campaign work and planning events like a May gala to fund Democratic candidates.
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Florida visit on journalism school re accreditation
A three member team plans a Florida inspection of the University of Florida School of Journalism for reaccreditation. The piece notes Florida’s growth toward a 20,000 student body and highlights Southern journalism schools' progress, including UNC Chapel Hill’s noted program.
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Forget It Sunday Sermon On Forgetting the Past
A sermon urges letting go of old wrongs, citing Paul in Philippians and Jesus on forgiveness. It warns against bitterness over money and past failures, comparing childish forgetting to spiritual maturity, and calls for striving forward with grace and faith.
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