Compromise Proposed In Speaker Ban Fuss
A North Carolina commission backs a limited policy to ease a speaker ban dispute at UNC and public colleges. It says the university did not knowingly employ communists and few extremists were affiliated, while urging trustees to adopt a formal speaker policy and administrators to set precautionary rules. State leaders back the plan as a way to preserve accreditation and academic freedom amid ongoing controversy.
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Commission
University of North Carolina
Snes
North Carolina
M. Britt
Robeson Onal
Sasachtacea
Chapel Hill
Ciple
General Assembly
Ponse
Moore
Robert Scott
H. P. Taylor
William Friday
Educ
North Carona
High Point Joins B'nai Israel In Synagogue Dedication
The High Point community celebrates the dedication of B'nai Israel's new synagogue on Kensington Drive. The complex includes a modern educational building with classrooms an auditorium a library and offices reflecting strong support from local Jewish merchants and citizens.
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High Point
B’nai Israel
Kensington Drive
Sena Israel
Onnors
Hamilton Steet
Exatin
B'nai Israel
Sunday Sermon MEN WHO RAN AWAY
The sermon reflects on biblical figures who fled from danger or duty, from Adam hiding after sin to Moses fleeing Egypt and Elijah fleeing Jezebel. It ties their escapes to modern longing for retreat from life’s rush, ending with a call to return to duty and faith.
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Adam
New York
Jacob
Isaac
Esau
Trickster
Moses
Pharoah
Egypt
Midian
God
Bar- Elijah
Jezebel
Elijah
England abolishes capital punishment and roads bonds debated
The piece notes England ending capital punishment and compares moral shifts with American politics. It cites a $300 million road bond plan endorsed by a large majority, with 245000 votes, and praises Wachovia Bank's new international finance subsidiary, reflecting a period view on policy and reform.
Sheraton Motor Lodge sale and local redevelopment bids
The Sheraton Motor Lodge on Highway 29 near Thomasville is set for sale after multiple negotiations by Curtis with Lewis, Smithdeal, and others, amid bids for a 13 acre low cost homes redevelopment project reclaiming a slum area between Leonard and Commerce Streets. High Point groups seek the project amid rising building costs and contractor plans target Christmas 1967 completion for the edifice. The Finch Mission and local clergy announce events as commerce and church leaders discuss future development and community projects.
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Curtis
Sheraton Motor Lodge
Highway 29
Thomas Thomasville
Lewis
Smithdeal
Leonard and
Commerce Streets
Outsideoe
Gat
Wesley Memorial Church
R. T. Amos
R. K. Stewart and Son
Civil Liberties Union to form North Carolina affiliate leader names
A forthcoming ACLU North Carolina affiliate will be led by Thomasville attorney Charles F. Lambeth Jr. as president with High Point attorney James Mattocks on the governing board. Robert J. Brown coordinates annual house-to-house solicitation with the Junior Woman's Club. Exposition Building reports 70,000 visitors during the Fall furniture market. Russell Mendenhall becomes treasurer of Gordon Military Academy's freshman class. A caller pledges 35 toys for a Christmas party aiding Viet Nam children.
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North Carolina
American Civil Liberties Union
Thomasville
Charles F. Lambeth Jr
High Point
James Mattocks
Robert J. Brown
Russell Mendenhall
Gordon Military Academy
Liberal GOP image drive exposed as 1960s right wing push
Article analyzes pre election mobilization by radical right groups to promote liberal Republicanism and defeat Barry Goldwater era aims. It cites Rev Carl McIntire, Billy James Hargis, Birch Society figures, PTA tactics, and police affiliations as evidence of organized campaigns. It notes regional strategy shifts and internal party tensions between liberal and conservative factions.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Jay Boomte
Richard Hughes
New Jersey
Hughes
W. Dumont Jr
Rutgers
Eugene
South
Viet Nam
Seakal
el Say Ayag
Lindsay
Carl McIntire
Billy
Quaker
Media
Jennelle Moorhead
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Birch
PTA
Harp Ee Presser
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Central America
Pteen
Bob Hanes
Wachovia
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Agnes
Doak Finch
W. Kenneth High Pointer
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Tom A. Finch
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith House Organ
TFI
Founders Furniture
HPC
YWCA
Robert B. Rankin
Phil Shore
Ed Hardin
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Rankin
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Es Jan Opti
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Drew Pearson
GOP
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