The Lesson Of History On Religion And Liberty
In 1640s England the Levellers urged a wall between church and state and a written Constitution safeguarding freedom of conscience. Their ideas influenced North American bills of rights, while current debate over school prayer risks governmental intrusion on religion. hearings should defend that safeguard.
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England
Charles
Parliament
The
Levellers
Oliver Cromwell
New World
North America
Supreme Court of the
United States
Frank Becker
House Judiciary Committee
Becker
Washington
Henry Luce Retires From Time After Brilliant Press Era
Alistair Cooke profiles Henry Luce founder of Time and progenitor of a magazine empire. The piece traces Luce’s rise from Yale to Time and Life, notes the publication’s growth to millions in circulation, and hints at his remaining stock and retirement as Marches Time heads forward.
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Henry Robinson Luce
Time
Life
Fortune
Henry Luce
Young
Luce
Yale
Briton
Hadden
Luce-Hadden
U. S
Europe
Asia
China
Swank Hotchkiss School
Yale Daily News
Addison and
Steele
Guardian
Scott
Rothschild and
Baring
Walcott Gibbs
Tate
London ‘Times
Henry R. Luce
Plush Mansion Debate Mirrors Seat of Government
The piece argues against Asheville being offered a Governor's Mansion, noting the NC Constitution defines Raleigh as the seat of government. It warns acceptance could erode the official seat’s primacy and invite rival mansions, turning the governor's office into a roaming, part time role.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
Asheville
Heaven
Suchophancy
High Point Enterprise Rates and Staff Box Full Page
A garbled newspaper masthead lists staff roles D A Rawley president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer Holt McPherson editor 108 Brown managing editor Ww Toorgon advertising director W y W 1001 business manager Charles Lofling circulation manager and notes subscription rates including weekly and Sunday prices with mail options and AP affiliation details The passage also notes second class matter status at High Point North Carolina and disclaimers about independent contractor carriers and home delivery inquiries.
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Holt McPherson
Brown
Toorgon
Charles
SY Mail
Associated Press
Associated Presa
AP News
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Poverty Definition Money Vs Facts In Appalachia
White House defines poverty as earning under 3000 annually yet in Appalachia poverty means holes in roofs and walls, dirty clothes, bare floors and stagnant weeks. The region spans nine states to Birmingham Alabama and still relies on coal though oils, gas and electricity erode jobs. Mine employment fell sharply over seven years, pensions shrink, prices rise, and many families rely on food handouts while school dropouts and illiteracy threaten future work. Some areas offer factory wages, but readable skills and education are needed. Charleston shows wealth in parts, yet rural counties suffer: meals unaffordable, lunch debts, and high poverty. Government programs and revival efforts touch limited towns, with hope pinned on tourism, industry, and improved services like water, sewers, and health. John L. Lewis notes patient resilience amid rising expectations for aid.
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Herald Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
White House
Appalachia
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Birmingham
Ala
United Mine Workers
Republican council sketches Cuba policy amid Castro fight
James Marlow reports that a GOP task force led by Milton S Eisenhower criticizes Kennedy era tactics in Cuba. The group urges sanctions and warns against direct invasion while debating how to deter Castro without provoking war, highlighting questions over efficacy and alliance costs.
The Early Auto Industry Then and Now
A compact history traces the auto’s birth from fragile horseless carriages to mass production. Pioneers like Ford Olds Buick and Studebaker shaped roads and markets as licenses plates maps and safety gear emerged, with milestones from 1900 to 1920 framing growth and change in American transportation.
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Henry Ford
Ransom E. Olds
David Dunbar Buick
Studebaker
Dodge Brothers
James Ward Packard
Walter Chrysler
Charles Nash
Louis Chevrolet
Olds
New York
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Pope-Hartford
Cadillac Motor Company
Glencoe
Winois
Maxwell
Congress
Wayne County
Michigan
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Gulf
Dodge
Ford
Nash
Lincoln Motor Company
Essex Motor Car Company
Exiles urged to use foreign bases for Cuba plan
The council suggests backing a Cuban government in exile and arming it with American aid and transport. The exiles are divided, and an invasion would require U.S. intervention only if invaders survive. The piece ponders Russia’s possible role and contrasts with Bay of Pigs inaction.
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United States
Johnson
Kennedy
Castro
Cuba
Republican Council
Council
Bay of Pigs
Russia
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Susc'ney
Washington Post
Alistair Cooke
Manchester Guardian
Mansion In
High Point Enterprise
Evrekonise, Inc
North Main High Point, N
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Hinton
Tennessee
West Virginia
Tom Fletcher
Inez
Fletcher
John L. Lewis
Point
Enterpris
James Marlow
Republican Solutions
Fidel Castro
Milton S. Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Atlantic
Hemisphere
Khrushchev
Republican Citizens Committee
Critical Issues Council
Korea
Berlin
Lebanon
Formosa Straits
Jd. G
Iternoon
Bill Crowell
Department of Motor Vehicles
Main Street
Templar
Holt
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