Eisenhower remembered as a plain good man loved by nation
Editorial reflects on Dwight D. Eisenhower seen as Ike the unassuming leader who served as commander and president with quiet grace. It notes his impact, the era he presided over, and the enduring affection of Americans despite new social and global challenges. Historians will weigh his presidency, but his goodness stands out.
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Dwight David Eisenhower
Ike
Nazi Germany
White House
Vietnam
Supreme Court
Earth
Eisenhower
Nixon
Laird Warns Of Multiple National Security Threats
Defense Secretary Laird’s Senate briefing portrays a dire, widening set of threats. He cites Laos Korea the Middle East Europe and Soviet missile advances, warning US deterrence may not suffice beyond 1982. The overall tone echoes past transitions, tempering worst fears with familiar cautions.
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Defense
Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Europe
Russia
U.S.S.R
Guard
Sunday Sermon Fires Can Be Cold
An oration likens Peter’s denial by a cold fire to modern remorse and unheated consciences. It recalls a college diploma confession, a tax evasion note, and rioting thefts, urging inner warmth through conscience and repentance, citing George Washington’s rule to nurture a celestial fire within.
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United States Treasury
Simon Peter
George Washington
Increased Take By CAPUS WAYNICK Sparks Tax Debate
In a critical piece CAPUS WAYNICK argues that taxes are rising across government to fund bigger programs for food housing and medical care. He questions cigarette taxes and warns against harming industry by overtaxing producers while urging prudent public use of funds and slower wealth pooling.
Johnson-Nixon split over brother Sam Johnson memoirs
The Nixon and Press column reports Lyndon B Johnson fearing Sam Houston Johnson will publish memoirs. It notes tensions at the LBJ ranch, Sam's abrasive remarks about the Kennedys, and Lyndon's silent treatment when angered. The piece also covers Nixon's press strategy and the Johnson Kosygin pact context.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Houston Johnson
New York
LBJ Ranch
Lyndon
Sam
Kennedys
Grace Tully
Franklin Roosevelt
Doctors Day Tribute and Local Real Estate Moves
A tribute to doctors day notes Georgia origin of the tradition and ether anesthesia in 1842. The news column reports North State Telephone Co purchasing First Union National Bank property for about half a million dollars, with plans to expand a central exchange building and add stories. It also covers local resignations, a furniture training course revival, the Center Theater reopening as the rocking chair theatre, and Dr Wilson Weldon’s Rotary talk on Easter travels.
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Georgia
Crawford W. Long
Medical Auxiliary
Ed Mendenhall
North State Telephone Co
First Union National Bank
North State
Hayden Place
W. Washington
W. Broad Streets
The
Bank
Robbins Tilden
Central Exchange
First Union
Elmore Alexander
Main Street
Ray McMahan
Miami
Elwood
J. N. Pease and Company
Charlotte
Laurance Ingram
Ingram's
Thurman Briggs
Lexington
Thomasville
Ingram’s
J. D. Mann
J. A. Hart
G. Greene
W. A
C. A. Ring
George Matton
Randall Mann
N. Main
Welch
Margaret Hollowell
Elizabeth City
Emerywood
Ingrams
Guilford Technical Institute
Luther Medlin
Center Theater
Rocking Chair
Bennie Hardin
Amos
Charles Kearns
North Carolina
Hugh Smart
Paramount
Wilson C. Weldon
James G. Huggin
Jacob
Southeast Asia
Marines
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