Influence of Dr. Eugene Coltrane on Brevard College
Western North Carolina Methodism honors Dr. Eugene J. Coltrane for guiding Brevard College from its 1930s merger into a strong institution. His sixteen years as president, scholarships, and personal mentorship shaped alumni and inspired lifelong Christian service.
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Eugene J. Coltrane
Rutherford College
Weaver College
Brevard Institute
Dr. Coltrane
Brevard College
Brevard
National Conference of Methodist
Memphis
Tenn
Methodist Church
Senate and House clash on Social Security earnings rule
The Madison State Journal reports Congress failed to raise the Social Security earnings limit. The House rejected the Senate plan and adopted a complex sliding scale that withholds benefits above $1,500, harming beneficiaries under age 72 and creating a confusing rule.
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House
Madison
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State Journal
Capehart tells a senator story on a wartime ride
The Roll Call tale recounts Sen Homer Capehart Indiana recalling a cab ride during World War II when a witty passenger blamed senators for speaking loudly while not knowing their words. He notes the irony that her jab mentions senators may hide a nugget of truth.
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Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Capitol Hill
Roll Call
Sen Capehart
Sen. Capehart
Senate
We Must Be Vigilant Over Bread From Russian Wheat
The Jacksonville Times-Union notes the Pentagon found no truth in claims that American troops in Europe eat bread made from Russian wheat. A U.S. wheat official had raised the accusation, warning that adoption could lead to defections if Soviet bread were withdrawn due to American baking industry protests.
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Pentagon
Europe
U.S
More Women to Outnumber Men in U S
The Knoxville News Sentinel cites Houston doctors predicting a future with five women to two men as women voters outnumber men this year. They argue men work harder and wear out faster while noting the existing 2,000,000 more women than men in the nation.
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Houston
Homer Taylor
United States
High Point Enterprise Staff and Contact Details
The High Point Enterprise lists editorial and business staff including D. A. Rawley as president, Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary-treasurer, Holt McPherson as editor, W. Patterson Sr. as managing editor, and Charles Loflin as business manager. Also notes advertising staff and circulation details with pricing for daily and Sunday editions.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Saghcacets
W. Patterson
Mdescel
Charles Loflin
Fear for De Gaulle as Algerian turmoil grips France
In 1960 France, Mauriac voices fear of an assassination as General de Gaulle mingles with crowds. Algerian terrorists target officials and civilians alike, while bodyguards watch for hidden grenades. The nation sleeps poorly amid the seventh year of war and rising extremism.
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Tom A. Cullen
Paris
Geeral de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Francois Mauriac
France
Gen
FLN
Algerie Francaise
Trig
Mauriac
Notre Dame Cathedral
Urban renewal urged as key to Southern progress
Raymond Rebsamen, Little Rock Urban Development chair, told the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association that urban renewal is sound business and essential for growth. He warned Southern towns to plan now or fall behind, citing Little Rock’s $45 million 20 year program and the broader costs of neglect.
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Post Office
High Point
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Boca Raton
Fla
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Ed Mendenhall
Raymond Rebsamen
Little Rock
South
Dixie
Rebsamen
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
City Hall
United States
Statesboro
Southland
After Thoughts About Election
A letter from Adam Thomason endorses Bill Osteen for the state house and criticizes Democratic leaders for bitterness after elections. It argues for party unity, cites High Point politics, and praises Republican gains while urging constitutional awareness and voter rights. A second reader, “TUT” Harrison, calls for patriot prayers for the new president elect and laments figures Kennedy and Johnson.
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Nixon
North Carolina
South
State House
High Point
City Hall
Bill Osteen
Ed Kemp
Kemp
Adam Thomason
Hodges
Terry Sanford
Guil
Ford County
United States
Amreica
Guilford County
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Lyndon Johnson
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