Daily News backs Richardson Preyer for governor
Greensboro Daily News declares its clear endorsement of Richardson Preyer for the Democratic nomination. It stresses the paper’s tradition of endorsement, praising Preyer’s leadership, discernment on state matters, and character, while recalling its historic stand against demagoguery in 1932 and reserving judgment on repeating a bold plunge today.
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Greensboro Daily News
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Lake's Sophistry in N C Gubernatorial Race
Dr I Beverly Lake campaigns on a restrained image in Kernersville while opposing the civil rights bill and promising nonenforcement if it becomes law. He argues a governor enforces federal law not the federal government, and he would not deploy state police to enforce it. The piece questions his leadership and urges voters to look to the future and all citizens.
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Kernersville
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Burkean Compromise Echoed on Senate Civil Rights Debate
Editorial traces Burke’s conciliation philosophy to Dirksen’s civil rights bargaining. It notes how the Dirksen Humphrey Kennedy accord narrows federal suit powers by requiring a pattern of discrimination, parallels Missouri Compromise politics, and frames cloture votes as Senate Republicans’ strategic choice.
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Edmund Burke
America
House of Commons
Senate
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
F. Kennedy
United States
Missouri
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
South
Red China calls the tune in Asia, says NEA analyst
The analyst argues that Red China dominates Southeast Asia politics guiding Viet Nam and Laos campaigns. He criticizes U S policy, warns against hopes for Moscow led neutrality, and urges recognition of the Peking government to foster any peace. He likens Khrushchev’s stance to past Soviet tactics and advocates bold diplomatic moves despite election-year risks.
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China
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Viet Nam
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Laos
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de Gaulle
Far East
Red China
U. S
Adlai Stevenson
Moscow
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
United States
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Mao
Red Camp
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Tiger
Russia
Stalin
Hitler
Nazi Germany
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India Without a Clear Heir After Nehru Death
James Marlow reports on India's leadership vacuum after Jawaharlal Nehru's death. Gandhi's heir Mohan Das Gandhi noted Nehru's failings in delegation, while Nehru's democratic efforts collided with factional strife. The piece contrasts Gandhi's humility with Nehru's arrogance and discusses their shared histories and divergent paths.
Gandhi and Nehru on India's secular path and future
Notes On The News discusses Gandhi and Nehru and their visions for India. It notes Gandhi favored cottage industry and distrust of mechanization while Nehru pursued secularism and modernization through steel mills and hydroelectric dams. It highlights Nehru's role after Gandhi's 1948 assassination and his lasting influence.
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Nehru
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Gavin Eyes High Point For NC Governor Rise In 1960 Campaign
North Carolina politics veteran Robert Gavin plans High Point as base for his fall bid after winning the GOP nomination fight among Guilford contenders. He aims to mend Guilford County party rifts, capitalize on eastern growth, and team with campaign manager James N. Rawleigh. The piece also notes arts and cultural efforts in High Point and profiles local political dynamics around Congressman Harold Cooley and Mayne Albright.
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Sanford
North Carolina
Terry
Robert Gavin
High Point
Guilford
Guilford County
High Point Arts Council
High Point Community Theater
High Point Symphony Orchestra
Central High School Band
High Point Woman’s Chorus
Arts Council
Irving Silver
American Business Club
Jaycees
Council of Jewish Women
High Point College
Junior League
Hudson Studios
Nancy Gutterman
Raleigh Dingman
Irving Hamilton
Bill Dreyer
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Chamber of Commerce Museum Committee
Mayne Albright
Harold Cooley
Cooley
Yadkin
Rocky Mount
Lexington
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