Hoover Warns Americans on Crime and Moral Decline
J Edgar Hoover, in his 41st year as FBI director, warns of a rising crime rate and perceived moral deterioration. He cites parental neglect and coddling of criminals, urges citizens to act, and warns of communist penetration into civil rights and a new youth driven Red campaign. He stresses parental responsibility to teach respect for authority and others' rights.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Johnson
Crim
Brewer’s mudslinging in North Carolina race
The Durham Herald likens Kidd Brewer’s gubernatorial campaign to a childish snowball attack on passing cars and says his smear tactics earned a rebuke from State Auditor Henry Bridges calling them all wet. The piece also begins publishing the Civil Rights bill in full for reader study and urges contact with Senators Ervin and Jordan.
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Kidd Brewer
Durham Herald
Henry Bridges
Brewer
Spectre of NATO dissolution looms over Europe analysis
Editorial in The Economist contrasts Rusk's optimism with Western Alliance strains. Greece and Turkey clash over Cyprus while Britain risks NATO enthusiasm after a potential Labor victory. West Germany struggles to meet commitments with understrength divisions, highlighting fragility in NATO cohesion.
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Europe
Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Economist of London
Rusk
NATO
Peace Palace
The
Hague
Norstad - Herter-Kennedy
Greece
Turkey
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Britain
United States
West Germany
Great Britain
West
Misalliance on NATO unity and French opposition
Germany’s 70,000 men are down to three divisions totaling 53,000. Belgium’s two divisions have limited value. Canada has one brigade in Western Europe. Most NATO members keep forces at home except France, which has withdrawn fleets and naval units from NATO commands since 1954. France resists a single integrated command and the MLF, with mixed enthusiasm for the U S concept outside Britain, West Germany, and Belgium.
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Germany
Canada
Europe
NATO
France
de Gaulle
Atlantic Ocean
English Channel
Mediterranean
MLF
Paris
U. S
Bidiz
United States
Great Britain
West Germany
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Netherlands
Belgium
Britain
United Kingdom
Scotsman
First Installment Text Of The Civil Rights Bill
Editor's note presents the complete text of H. R. 7152 the Civil Rights Act of 1963 and its Senate discussion. It outlines voting rights measures, prohibition of literacy tests for federal elections, and to empower federal enforcement against discrimination in public accommodations facilities and education. It details amendments to the Revised Statutes and new provisions about literacy and federal election definitions.
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Senate
Senate OF the
United States
District Courts
Attorney General
Commission On Civil Rights
Commission On Equal Employment Opportunity
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
The Struggle Grows in Post Roe v Wade Era?
James Marlow reflects on the 1954 Brown v. Board ruling and the ongoing civil rights fight across America. He notes how the Supreme Court ended legal school segregation but asserts resistance persists in the North and South. The piece highlights sit-ins, protests, and court battles against discrimination in voting, dining, housing, and unions. Jefferson’s warning about justice and fate is cited.
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Washington
Supreme Court
South
Thomas Jefferson
America
Notes On The News From the long civil rights struggle to 1954 triumph
The piece traces a century of legal battles against segregation from 1896 to the 1954 victory, noting key NAACP strategy and the slow, partial progress. It warns that despite potential civil rights legislation, real gains will require ongoing, broader action beyond court wins.
High Point shown as symbol of modern South in bond boost
Wachovia’s Bond Department flags High Point as a leading modern South city. The 6.5 million general obligation bonds receive Aa from Moody’s and 85 from NC Municipal Council. ранее April actions raised rating to Group 1, and residents approved the issue. The city’s population growth since 1950 is highlighted, plus expansion in furniture and hosiery industries and a broad manufacturing base.
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Wachovia
High Point
New South
North Carolina Securities Advisory Committee
North Carolina
Moody’s
Gill
Main Street
Southern Furniture Exposition
New South Furniture Plaza
Manufacturers Furniture
United States
High Point College
South
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
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Brody Patterson
Qh Charles
Toflin
N.C
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Focal
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Commonwealth of
Puerto Rico
Wenanire
Ehmgins
Tna
James Marlow
Louisville
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Holt McPherson
Gatternow
David Murray
Cologne
Thayer Coggin
Rome
Munich
Himmela
Zurich
Bob Gross
Bassett
Coggin
Leo Heer
Rotary Club
Sky Room
Howard Coble
Betty Sue Johnson
Lea Jane Bermnati
Pat Bowen
Pam Robbins
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