GOP Faces Foreign Affairs as Johnson Rivals Theme
Washington analyst Henry Cathcart notes foreign policy is GOP's hope to unseat Johnson, though domestic success and prosperity cushion the president. Viet Nam, Cuba, Panama canal, and Latin American notes loom as campaign headlines as Republicans seek voter discontent amid evolving international challenges.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Republican Party
Johnson
GOP
Viet Nam
United States
North
Cuba
U. S
Castro
Panama
LBJ Sees Poverty Fight in North Carolina Visit
President Johnson tours North Carolina to study regional poverty and the appalachian struggle. The piece argues his visit highlights the war on poverty and the need to balance aid with preserving self reliance across the ten Appalachian states.
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Lyndon Johnson
North Carolina
Appalachian
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Johnson
Mrs. Desree Jenkins to Speak at V.S.L. Ladies Day
Mrs. Desree Jenkins, the recent Mrs. America winner and noted homemaker, will be featured speaker at the Volunteer Service Ladies Day program Thursday. The South Carolina housewife, mother of two, is lauded for civic service activities and wide community involvement.
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Desree Jenkins
South Carolina
Jenkins
St. Petersburg
Mississippi's Closed Society Draws Political Fire
Editorial notes Mississippi politics split into three visions. Gov. Paul Johnson touts a mainstream path while Prof. James W. Silver argues Mississippi sustains a closed society resisting inquiry. Barnett and Johnson clash over segregation, federal intervention, and 1969 marshal actions.
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Mississippi
James W. Silver
The
University of Mississippi
Community praise for Enterprise editor and bond vote
Letters praise The Enterprise for support of the High Point bond election. Citizens for Progress Committee chairmen commend editorials and cooperation, noting the paper’s role in progress. Also includes a poem urging care for mothers and daily kindnesses to brighten days and honor mothers.
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Enterprise
Robert Davis
Citizens Committee
William R. Henderson
Citizens For Progress Committee
Do Not Wait Till Mother's Gone Poem Note
A poem urging readers to praise and honor their mothers before they pass away. It cites Rev. Walter Isenhour of Taylorsville North Carolina and encourages heartfelt acts of appreciation rather than posthumous tributes. The verse includes lines about paying tribute, visiting mothers, and offering love and support while they are alive.
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Walter Isenhour
Taylorsville, N. C
Mother
Finley signs four year lease for Kansas City stadium
Charles O Finley, owner of the Kansas City Athletics, says he had no choice but to sign a four year rent deal for Kansas City's municipal stadium. Former vice president Richard M Nixon, eyeing a GOP bid, calls for the United States to act like Uncle Sam in a Peoria speech.
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Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Kansas City
Municipal Stadium
United States
Uncle Sucker
Uncle Sam
Richard M. Nixon
Peoria, T
Kennedy urges swift Senate ratification of test ban
President Kennedy urges the United States to approve the pending nuclear test ban treaty and move swiftly to ratification by the Senate. He states governing means choosing and calls for prompt action to secure a more peaceful world.
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United States
Kennedy
Senate
Urban Renewal progress shown in city slum clearance
A city review finds about 150 property acquisitions, roughly 30 percent, completed for the Urban Renewal program. The effort stays within two year old financing estimates while demolition and construction move forward on Reed Street with 140 new family housing units planned.
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Reed Street
W. W. Horton
Redevelopment Commission
Atlanta
Twins share kidney gift for wedding of June 20
The Swinney family reveals Anne Frew and her brother Graham, both 21, underwent a kidney transplant Sunday to allow Graham to wed Anne on June 20. Anne donated a kidney so his artificial kidney life supports his participation, though he may be in a wheelchair. Suzanne Swinney, a nurse in Britain, and Joyce Bridnall, of Richmond, Va., work with Dr. Ralph Shackman at London University in transplant research, sharing in the family’s excitement and new medical advances.
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Johnson
South
Paul B. Johnson
C. E. Swinney
London
Anne Frew
Graham
Anne
Swinney
Suzanne
Britain
Joyce Bridnall
Richmond
Ralph Shackman
London University
Shackman
Europe
Guilford Democrats Name Capus Waynick Keynote
Guilford Democrats selected General Capus Waynick as their convention keynote in Greensboro. He is expected to inspire with a rallying address, drawing on his record as a statesman who links heart and conscience across local to international issues. Waynick recently spoke in Greensboro on North Carolina’s capacity to meet big changes and energize party revival at the county level.
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Luther Terry
National Institutes of Health
Charles de Gaulle
Latin America
Guilford
Capus Waynick
Greensboro
Waynick
North Carolina
Good Neighbor Council
Guilford Will Name Two Senators This Election
Citizens in Guilford anticipate two Senate seats due to reapportionment. Greensboro supporters back Ed Kemp for the Democratic nomination, clarifying they campaign for the other seat while Kemp is favored for the first. Local voters hope Kemp will join the upper house.
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Guilford
Greensboro
Ed Kemp
Kemp
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