Eisenhower Remembered as a Good Man Loved by Many
An editorial tribute to Dwight D. Eisenhower praises him as a modest, unpretentious leader who balanced power with restraint. It notes his wartime command, two presidential terms, and a nation facing civil rights progress, urban challenges, and space exploration during the Eisenhower era.
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Dwight David Eisenhower
Ike
Nazi Germany
White House
Vietnam
Supreme Court
Earth
Eisenhower
Laurance Ingram
Ingram’s
Thurman Briggs
Lexington
Thomasville
J. D. Mann
J. A. Hart
J. G. Greene
W. A
Laird warns of multiple security threats ahead of Senate
Defense Secretary Laird outlines dire U S security prospects in Laos Korea the Middle East Europe and space with numbers of troops missiles and warheads underlining persistent challenges and potential dangers before a Senate Armed Services committee.
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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
A Sunday sermon reflects on Peter's denial by the charcoal fire at Jesus trial and the chilling remorse that follows. It contrasts guilt with moral honesty, recalls a college confession, and notes a conscience fund in the U S treasury as examples of inner warmth and contrition.
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Christ
Pilate
Simon Peter
Peter
Jesus
Galilee
United States Treasury
George Washington
Increased Take By CAPUS WAYNICK on Tax Proposals
The piece argues for higher taxes to fund larger programs and socialized wealth. It critiques state level plans including a quarter billion dollar tax hike and a cigarette levy, warning against manufacturing taxes and urging careful public spending. It references Gov. Scott and Khrushchev in a cautionary tone.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
Scott
Khrushchev
America
Doctor's Day prayer and local business progress noted
A physician's day prayer honors medical staff and wives. North State Telephone Co buys First Union National Bank property for about half a million dollars, plans Direct Distance Dialing and expansion. Local figures Ingram, McMahan, and redevelopment plans for downtown urged, plus theater reopens as the rocking chair theatre.
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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
Sam Johnson memoir talks haunt Lyndon at LBJ ranch
Lyndon Johnson fears Sam Johnson may publish memoirs. Sam admits chilly silence between brothers after tense exchanges about Kennedy treatment and Lyndon’s heart attack recovery. Nixon seeks informal press approach while Johnson Kosygin pact fuels secret talks in Paris.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Houston Johnson
New York
LBJ Ranch
Lyndon
Sam
Kennedys
Grace Tully
Franklin Roosevelt
North Vietnam
Demilitarized
South Vietnam
Johnson
Kosygin
Bill Rogers
Anatoly Dobrynin
Henry Cabot Lodge
Paris
Nixon
Eee
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Georgia
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Medical Auxiliary
Guilford Technical Institute
Luther Medlin
Center
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Amos
Charles Kearns
Hugh Smart
Paramount
Wilson O. Weldon
James G. Huggin
Jacob
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Drew Pearson
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