Hodges Encomium Seen As Political Blessing Or Death Kiss
In Durham Sun opinion, Malcolm Seawell replies to Hodges praise as Governor. He seeks support but rejects being bound by any collar or dictated by others. Seawell states he will follow his own judgment on issues even if it aligns with Hodges or other North Carolinians. Some candidates would have welcomed Hodges endorsement themselves.
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Washington
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Texas
Tennessee
Sam Houston
Davy Crockett
Jess Jones
Will Clayton
Rayburn
Kefauver
Princess Margaret
Westminster Abbey
Fulbright criticizes lack of understanding on World Court issue
Senator Fulbright says the Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s indefinite delay on repealing the Connally Amendment shows the country still misunderstands international relations. He notes civil rights tensions influence votes and urges education before new repeal efforts amid opposition from anti internationalists and patriotic groups.
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Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
World Court
Humphrey
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Nixon
Senate
Conflict of Interest Bill Reforming Kentucky Assembly
The Louisville Courier Journal argues the conflict of interest bill would curb lawmakers use of influence for state business. It claims the measure would deter governors from coercing officials with state contracts and improve law quality and public trust in the Democratic process.
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General Assembly
Frankfort
Assembly
Makers
The Fires Burn Low Yet Vivid Civic Sparks Endure
The column lampoons cautious politics and stiff school commencements as the era’s bland march toward efficiency. It praises small lively events like fish fries for vitality, while warning that overrefined methods may dull individual spirit and community vigor.
Youth and Science Showcases Bright Student Experiments
Adults gain humility at a student science fair as 11 year olds present planetary motion, microphotography, a remote controlled submarine, a day by day chicken embryo study, and a precise water clock. The showcase spans nutrition electronics and rocketry, highlighting dedicated teachers and the promise of youth in science.
High Point Enterprise personnel and offices listing
The High Point Enterprise established 1884 details its publisher executive team and editorial staff. Board members include D A Rawley as president and R B Terry as secretary treasurer with Holt McPherson as editor and Pom Brown as managing editor.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt Mecpherson
Eaitor Pom Brown Oes cc Ccccsee
PAN
Tferzon JR
Sugdland Business
Washington Notes and Political Jests of the Week
A collage of Capitol anecdotes spans misaddressed mail to a deceased note, a Wright gag about a doorway labeled a broom closet, a Coop Distributors joke awarding a car to Gordon Rissler with Allott at table, Nepal king Mahendra dress quirks, Ayres and Dent elephant desk ornament tale, and a Nixon slogan potholder trend.
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Gordon Rissler
Greeley, Colo
Colorado
Gordon Allott
Rissler
Allott
Democratic Delegates Split Narrowly at 1960 Convention
The piece analyzes a near deadlock between Lyndon Johnson and John Kennedy as they near 761 required delegates. It notes possible compromise candidates Humphrey Symington Stevenson and Truman as backup, and discusses regional shifts, party fusion, and the broad makeup of a Democratic coalition.
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Lyndon Johnson
John Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Stuart Symington
Adlai Stevenson
Johnson
Kennedy
Harry Truman
Senate
ADA
Humphrey
Symington
High Point debaters seek funds for national championship trip
Holt McPherson reports High Point High School’s district champion debate team earned a chance to compete in San Diego for the national title, needing about $2,000 more after student savings. Donations to the High Point Chapter of the National Forensic League, via Mrs. Bruce Roberts, support the trip.
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High Point High School
East Tennessee
West Virginia
South Carolina
North Carolina
San Diego
Calif
High Point
National Forensic League
Bruce Roberts
Barry Hyman
Michael Pierce
John Eddinger
Jerry Proffitt
Lynn Sizemore
Sylvia Freeman
Weight trends by age and quirky world notes in 1960s fill
A nationwide study notes women gain weight most rapidly from mid 30s to mid 40s while men show rapid gains in their 20s to early 30s then slow. The batch also covers a paint additive for noise, theater fashion ideas, teen hair color trends, a monkey love tale, and a Vatican film library initiative.
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Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
London
John XXIII
Vatican
Church
America
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