Daily Meditation on Parental Wisdom and Guidance
The piece urges honoring parents and heedfully considering their advice. It extols wise Christian parenting, noting that older generations offer sound guidance from years of experience and care, even if youth think parents are out of date.
Those Who Conceived Quiz Deception Are Responsible
Attorney General Rog ers pledges action against those who devised quiz show frauds with possible prosecutions under 18 U S C 1343. The study seeks to curb deception and may prompt tighter regulation or new laws while exploring if statutes were violated.
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William P. Rogers
Justice
Justice Department
Eisenhower
Colleges Withdraw From Federal Loan Program Over Loyalty Oath
Yale and Harvard join several others in pulling out of the federal loan program protesting the loyalty oath for loan applicants. The oath requires applicants to deny support for groups seeking to overthrow the government. Critics include ACE, AAC, AAUP, who call the clause an affront to needy students and intellectual freedom.
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Yale
Harvard
Bryn Mawr
Haverford
Princeton
Swarthmore
Amherst
Antioch
Goucher
Reed
Wilmington
Bates
Bennington
Bowdoin
Colby
Grinnell
St. Johns
Sarah Lawrence
Arthur S. Flemming
American Council On Education
Association of American Colleges
American Association of University Professors
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Darwin Century Reflections On Origin Of Species
Editorial notes mark the centenary of The Origin of Species highlighting Darwin's method and balance between hypothesis and facts. The piece reviews publication history, controversy, later scientific shifts, and the work's influence on evolution, society, and even problematic interpretations.
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Charles Darwin
Darwin
Chicago
Joseph Wood Krutch
Copernicus
Dayton
Tenn
John T. Scopes
Herbert Spencer
The Dollar Outflow and Global Trade Dangers
This excerpt argues that American optimism masks dollar and gold outflow driven by foreign aid and overseas military costs. It warns that the Six Nation and Seven Nation markets could lock Europe from U S trade, risking a new global trade war and calls for cautious policy to protect the dollar and reserves. Uncle Sucker caps the jab.
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United States
Switzerland
Europe
West Germany
France
Great Britain
Travel survey maps NC tourism worth and limits
The Travel Council released a Copeland analysis showing North Carolina travel yields $360 million from out of state and resident visitors, with total travel related sales at $723 million. The study compares flows between states, notes intra state tourism, and frames promotion and operator strategies.
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Travel Council of
North Carolina
Lewis C. Copeland
Copeland
Department of Statistics
College of Business Administration
University of Tennessee
Travel Council
State Highway Commission
National Park Service
State Parks Division
Tennessee
Virginia
Florida
Piedmont
Development groups shine in Piedmont region progress
Bland W. Worley leads Northern Piedmont Area Development Association as its first annual meeting fills College Place Methodist church. Busick wins all around development prize. Twin City police and fire protection savings draw attention for possible annexation in High Point. 84 year old John C. Abels recalled for athletic and civic impact. Hospital chaplaincy program planned at High Point Memorial Hospital with 25 already enrolled. Wesley Memorial Church seeks 574 055 dollars to complete its 1 600 000 phase toward a February opening.
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Bland W. Worley
Northern Piedmont Area Development Association
Alamance
Caswell
Chatham
Davidson
Guilford
Randolph
Rockingham
College Place Methodist Church
Busick
Steve Woodson
Woodson
Winston-Salem
Twin City
John Gold
High Point
Waston-Salem
John C. Abels
McAlister
DeWitt Wallace
Reader's Digest
Mr. Abels
Colonial Insurance Company
Old Commercial Bank
Occidental Life
Ceylon
High Point Memorial Hospital
David Chariton
Northwood Methodist Church
Richard Young
N. C. Baptist Hospital
Wesley Memorial Church
Mr. K's Challenge Washington analysis on US Soviet competition
James Marlow discusses Khrushchev's call for peaceful economic competition and the looming US dilemma of Buy American in aid to needy nations. He warns the long term clash with the Communist world may outpace immediate arms talks and stresses the need to address profits, subsidies, and trade power.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
The
Argu
Congress
Khrushchev
Ameri- America
Free World
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