Founders Day incident at A and T prompts calls for calm temperaments
The article reports President Bluford's apology to Governor Hodges after discourtesies by students during the Founders Day address at A and T College. It condemns the behavior as harmful to race relations, urges respectful conduct, and warns that continued extremism could jeopardize educational progress and future governance.
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A &T College
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A&t College
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Jesus the Healer and Fishermen Friends
W A B reflects on Luke chapters 4 and 5, noting Jesus healing the leper and Simon Peter's call to Levi. The passage emphasizes faith as the victory and portrays Jesus as friend to sinners, preaching in Galilee and to Judean crowds.
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Judea
Galilee
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Gennesaret
Sea of Galilee
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Barbara and Ike’s son wife eye budget at town store
Barbara Eisenhower visits a local women's shop and declines an expensive cocktail dress, noting it would be extravagant on a major's salary. Red Stanley of the Gettysburg hotel bar serves a giant old fashioned and Gibson while guests sample exotic Indonesian dishes.
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Gettysburg
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Washington News Notebook Exot ic Chow and Ike at Gettysburg
The column notes Ike’s quiet Gettysburg recovery with local respect for privacy. Citizens vow aloof treatment to spare the president and Mamie from casual sightseers. Detroit’s GM Truck Division hosts 2,500 during the ATA meet with lavish dining and a late party. Rumors swirl of a possible Key West stay and a mink coat for Mrs Nixon. Expectant Fathers Day ends in New York with the Expectorant Fathers Club dropping the event.
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American Trucking Association
Rockefeller
Air Force
Marguerite Piazza
Key West
Nixon
Supreme Court
John Stennis
D-Miss
John McClellan
D-Ark
Dennis Chavez
D-N.m
Plea Against Spiritual Degeneration in Editorial Letter
A reader letters page argues against what they see as spiritual decay post Hurricane Diane. The writer links public morals to disasters and condemns modern sports and vanity as signs of decline, while praising local officials and a library meeting.
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Kohler backs away from High Point site amid strikes
Kohler Manufacturing Co of Wisconsin considered the Williard land for a new plant, checked clay import costs via Wilmington and Elizabeth City, and gas facilities, but strikes scuttled the plan and the company moved to Spartanburg South Carolina. The United Fund drives neared 85 percent of its $160,000 goal as of yesterday.
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Arnold
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Gordon Gray
Geneva
Defense
Charlie Wilson
Broadus Casey
Greensboro
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UNC
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Chestnut St
Wallburg Road
James A. Gray
John van Lindley
High Point College
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