New English Bible Released Is Major Biblical Milestone
Dr William E Gilroy notes the New English Bible NT release as a landmark since 1611 King James Version It represents translation from new manuscripts and broad church sponsorship He contrasts with Authorized Version and RSV while affirming ongoing use and scholarly effort
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William E. Gilroy
D.D
Church of England
Church of Scotland
Great Britain and Ireland
U. S
Canada
Oxford
Cambridge
Kennedy study urges revising conflict of interest laws
A Senate subcommittee studying national security policies urges the Kennedy administration to submit a plan to revise outdated conflict of interest laws. The report argues current rules hinder public service, are overbroad, and misaligned with modern government needs, while stressing integrity remains essential.
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Senate
Barneycastle case sparks debate on justice and money
The Barneycastle bank embezzlement case prompts questions about equal justice as Miss Barneycastle faces 18 months in prison unless more than $8,000 in restitution and fines is raised by April 15. Rankin Memorial Methodist Church appeals for funds while praising court restraint and noting appeals are unaffordable.
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Bonnie Gray Barney Castle
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Barneycastle
Middle District Court
Federal Court of Appeals
Dissidents challenge Salazar regime over Lisbon protests
Editorial notes Portugal's dictatorship faced renewed scrutiny from abroad and at home. The Santa Maria hijacking in January drew world attention to opposition to Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar. Captain Henrique M. Galvao led the dissidents who took the ship and said Salazar is not invulnerable. Five days later Lisbon papers publicized a bill of particulars accusing the government of repression. On February 27, 160 Portuguese leaders sent a manifesto to President Americo Tomas demanding liberty, prisoner releases, censorship abolition, and permit opposing parties in next November's elections for the National Assembly.
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Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Henrique M. Galvao
Salazar
Lisbon
Americo Tomas
National Assembly
Portuguese Dictatorship Faces Internal Strife and Military Watch
As Salazar clings to power in Portugal, observers note an entrenched dictatorship and a fragile succession. Health failing, he has not prepared a clear heir while ultraconservatives and junior army officers debate a stronger military or reformist path. Portugal resists UN probes into overseas provinces and faces potential action on Angola rights abuses.
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Portugal
United Nations
General Assembly
Lisbon
Security Council
Angola
Governor Sanford Seeks Quality Education Over Strict Equality
The governor argued that education should prioritize quality over equal access, aiming to develop each child's full talents. He urged North Carolinians to address core problems, resist bureaucratic squabbles, and propose better use of facilities, funding, and teacher training to raise standards. He noted money helps but is not a sole solution, and dismissed easy fixes like sweeping tax exemptions as mere bargaining points.
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A. V
N. E
Sanford
Aycock
Bourgeon
Capitol
John Recall to Fundamentals and Witness of Life
A fragmentary religious text recalls the beginning of life, its visibility to witnesses, and the testimony shared about eternal life with the Father and Jesus Christ. It emphasizes sharing in a common life and the unity of light without darkness.
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Jesus Christ
God
Facsimile of New English Bible Page Displayed
A facsimile section presents a page from the New English Bible showing its text layout and typography. The excerpt highlights translation style and page design for study and reference.
Ides of March Reflected In Caesar and Modern Belief
The Ides of March evokes doom from Julius Caesar’s murder in 44 B C and myths of augury and portents. The piece notes Caesar ignored warnings while Shakespearean and tax-era references color the date. It also praises Woodrow Wilson Fellowship nominee David Pancoast of High Point College for his psychology studies and scholastic record.
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Julius Caesar
Caesar
College of
Angers
David Pancoast
Woodrow Wilson
Benedict
High Point College
Young Pancoast
Public welcome to CBD plan dinner session at Masonic Temple
Chairman Ed Mendenhall says Thursday night’s CBD development meeting at the Masonic Temple is open to the public despite not owning local property. Also noted are career moves and civic events including Thomas J. Gold Jr joining Silas B. Casey in law, balloon licenses in NC, a Travel Council meeting, and former Ambassador Waynick’s Lions Club welcome.
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Ed Mendenhall
Central Business District
Masonic Temple
Cbd
Thomas J. Gold Jr
Silas B. Casey
David Martin
North Carolina
Tom Evans
Travel Council of
Capus M. Waynick
Lions Club
Paul Justice
Industrial Management Club
Thunderbolt
Harry Lockwood
Oakland Ave
Jersey City
N.J
Cleveland
Tar Heels
Eugene Poston
Phil Elliott
Gardner-Webb College
High Point Savings and Trust Company
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Marcelo Gaetano
University of Lisbon
Dom Duarte Nuno
Duke of
High Point Enterprise
MAIL
North Main Street
N. Battt
RY . Pereey
Jon
Vw . OO
Arus Menees Sweraee Ae
Cb Hoya
Ees Metter
Mike High Point
High Point
N. C
Lynn Nisbet
Frank Crane
Crane
Charles Pearson
John
Holt McPherson
Cleveland County
Floyd Patterson
Waco
Miami Beach
Patterson
Gotham
Shelby
Fred W. Alexander
Ingemar Johansson
Alan Detweiler
Continental Furniture Company
Piedmont Associated Industries
Roland Holton
Fred N. Tate
Detweiler
Raleigh
Hobart Bryant
Jesse Washburn
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