Informed Electorate Preferred Over Endorsing
An editorial argues it is better to inform voters than endorse a candidate. It cites the Wall Street Journal view on Johnson and Goldwater, defends nonendorsement, and urges re election of Horace R. Kornegay Ed Kemp and Judge Haworth. The piece emphasizes news reporting over partisanship to foster an informed electorate.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Johnson
Mr. Goldwater
Guilford
Ed Kemp
General Assembly
Haworth
News Media Tradeoffs Amid Calls For Codes After Kennedy Assassination
Journalists in Washington debated self regulation sparked by the Warren Commission contemplating codes to curb press freedom. They argued such limits could dampen reporting vital to the public and noted rapid Dallas coverage showed press speed and accuracy under intense pressure. The commission’s long inquiry did not alter the core facts once reported.
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Warren Commission
Kennedy
Washington
Ald
Dallas
Burke Industries Gifts 650000 to UNC for Hospital Phase
Burlington based Burlington Industries donates 650000 dollars to the University of North Carolina to fund the first phase of a long range multi million dollar expansion of the North Caro Mem Hospital. The gift is the university’s largest from a business firm and honors founder J Spencer Love. Love served as chair of the university’s Development Committee and supported education and health in the state.
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Burn Industries
University of North Carolina
Characer
Burahs
J. Spencer
Spencer Love
Burlington
High Point
Norfolk and Western
Thomasville
Denton
Atlantic Coast Line
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Detroit
Omaha
Des Moines
Ohio
Lexington
Short Jokes and Quips From Across the Nation
A collection of brief, witty items from newspapers noting television trends, social quirks, and light humor. Jokes reference monsters on fall TV, parents roles, political promises, bourbon ads, poultry questions, a Chicago ruling, fashion timing, a teacher’s rebuke, sales advice, and a proverb about a wolf.
Political Pulse Sees Dirty Campaign Mix of Humor and Scandal
Washington report notes mudslinging and odd humor in the presidential race. It cites bites from Mothers for Moral America and a Johnson kiss incident in Chattanooga, plus Goldwater's midwestern train capers and Akron visits involving Ayers and McGovern.
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Leslie Carpenter
Washington
Goldwater Group
Mothers For Moral America
Bipartisan
Fair Camgn Practices Committee
Juce L. Felkner
Barry Goldwater
Albuquerque
N. M
Akron
Lyndon B. Johnson
Frances McGovern
William H. Ayers
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Ayers
Miss McGovern
Goldwater
America Awake: A Call for Moral Renewal and Unity
A reflective editorial urges national renewal through righteousness and prayer. It contrasts American complacency with historic empires, condemns corruption, unemployment, and crime, and criticizes factionalism within churches while urging united Christian effort and public virtue.
Hospital to expand and reorganize crowded emergency wing
Work begins to widen High Point Memorial Hospital emergency facilities splitting space with dining lounge area and old labor room. A fracture room four cubicles and two private rooms added, with plans and study reports guiding a broader expansion over the next year.
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High Point Memorial Hospital
Jacques Norman
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Anti Johnson
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Johnny
Orlando Sentinel
Tonkawa
Okla
Atchison Globe
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Eign Point, N.C
Saeee
Guntay
Ae Setindaue
Post Ae
Rise, Inc
Chattanooga
Tenn
Indianapolis
Mid-West
Goldwater Security Foice
Water
Potomac
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
U. S. Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
RFK
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Nixon
America
Roman Empire
Israel
Cageemansio
Supreme Court
Holt McPherson
R. H. Stoddard
Regimon & Cour
Greensboro
Charlie Wimbish
Moore
ABC
Stevenson
Umstead
Gavin
Sanford
En Arlene” Oe
T. A. Guiton
Guiton
Moore Goldwater
Kornegay
Green
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