Daily Meditation Echoes Biblical Verse and Ancient Insight
A short meditation contrasts Psalms 5 9 with a Pythagorean saying on tongue wounds. It notes deceitful speech as a sepulchre for the heart and claims verbal harm preys on the spirit and soul more than physical wounds.
Time Healed Worst Of Annexation’s Wounds
A near two year reflection shows High Point’s annexation success. Residents now largely favor city living with better utilities, water, sewer, and services. Though some discontent remains, the trend is toward stronger city affiliation and ongoing growth.
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Annexation
High Point
City Hall
High Point Bison End Third Season Under Hipps
High Point High School’s Black Bison finish their third season under coach Herb Hipps with a solid effort and optimistic outlook. New assistant Joe Hipps joins, following a 5-5 and potential 6-1-3 record paths. Fans praise the team for its conduct and on field performance despite a 19-14 loss to Greensboro.
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High Point High School
Black Bison
Herb Hipps
Greensboro
Joe Hipps
Hipps
Bison
High Point
Herb
Birth Control Clinic Planned by Yale Group Faces Law
Editorial argues Planned Parenthood League of Connecticut plans a birth control clinic in New Haven to overturn a 4 score year old statute criminalizing birth control devices. Yale Medical School obstetrics chair named as lead. clinic aims to provoke legal challenge after U S Supreme Court ruling.
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New Haven
Yale Medical School
Planned Parenthood League of Connecticut
Connecticut
Planned Parenthood League
Temple and
Trumbull Streets
US Supreme Court
Birth Control Laws Stir Public Debate Across States
The article surveys birth control regulation in 29 states, noting Connecticut’s strict anti-contraceptive law and the lack of a ruling on constitutionality. It discusses legal issues, potential prosecutions, and how few states exempt doctors, with Kennedy’s 1959 positions on population policy mentioned as context.
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Connecticut
Justice Frankfurter
Massachusetts
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Sen
Kennedy
U.S
United States
Khrushchev Bluff on Armed Might Says U S Analysts
Washington reports from NEA outline U S military scientists assessing Khrushchev as bluffing about Soviet power. They cite Atlas missile accuracy improvements, Soviet guidance gaps, and greater American intercontinental missiles and bomb types. US leads in atomic research and high energy physics, with Soviets lagging in subs and naval missile tech.
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Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
NEA
Russia
United States
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
Air Force
Pentagon
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
Glenn Seaborg
Navy
KHRUSH@HEV
U.S. Navy
Army
Vacancies Stir North Carolina Legislature Show Quartet in the Senate
The article details two Senate vacancies and four House vacancies after the 1961 session adjourned. Ed Clark heads to the Superior Court bench, Spencer Bell to the Federal Fourth Circuit, with politics and oath concerns delaying House replacements. It notes constitutional questions on in-session oath validity and the evolving fill-in process. Ike London critiques colonial roots of Queens College funding.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Edward B. Clark
Bladen
Sanford
Spencer Bell
Mecklenburg
Kennedy
Ike Andrews
Chatham
D. G. Bell
Carteret
Highway Commission
Charles Cohoon
Tyrrell
John K. McLaughlin
Iredell
Industrial Commission
Raleigh
Ed Clark
Bladen County
Chatham C. Clark
Cain
Elizabethtown
North Carolina
Congress
General Assembly
State Senate
Bladen County Committee
Mecklenburg County Executive Committee
Ike London
Post-Dispatch
Rockingham
Queens College
Charlotte
Presbyterian Church
Mecklenburg County
Evolution and race in Arthur C Clarke's warning
The quote universe cites two billion years of evolution, warning that political strife threatens humanity by risking its irreplaceable genetics. Dr Hudson Hoagland of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences foresees intelligent extraterrestrial races, while Clarke notes faiths may shake if God’s image claim is challenged.
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Hudson Hoaglund
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Arthur C, Clarke
Readers seek truth as American magazine circulates in Russia
An American magazine America is exchanged with Russia under a U.S. Russian program. Fifty thousand copies circulate in each country. In Russia readers value the glossy publication and its wide range of topics from farming to industry. The edition aims at influential readers, not broad mass distribution, and is sold at a price reflecting its quality with a robust secondhand market.
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America
Russia
Americans
Kremlin
Cities Service
Free World
United States Information Agency
Moscow
USIR
Life
Saturday Evening Post
South
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Mississippi
Texas
Florida
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