King asks for request in Nehemiah passage
A biblical verse shows the king asking Nehemiah what he wants and Nehemiah replying with a prayer to the God of heaven, framing his request as part of seeking a favorable outcome. Another ancient quote by Xenophon urges prayer at the start of all endeavors to ensure a good ending.
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Governor Sanford Defends Tobacco Against Scare Tactics
Sanford urges facts over fear as North Carolina farmers seek clarity on tobacco’s health link. He warns against unfounded attacks on a vital agri industrial sector and says industry researchers can identify any real harm to eliminate it. The governor calls for responsible critique backed by evidence.
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North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation
Asheville
North Carolina
Work More Walk More for Well Being Says Dr White
Dr Paul Dudley White urges increased physical and mental stress for health and community benefit. He cites Ike Eisenhower's 1955 recovery and calls for children to hike to school, more work and walking, and voluntary service to counter leisure pampering and societal decline. Cars and TV he warns will be our doom.
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Paul Dudley White
Ike
Florida
White
Ridiculous Defense Over Soviet Jewish Status
An English language Mos cow newspaper claims 7500 Jews were elected to local offices in the Soviet Union last year. It notes the elevation of 52 year old Jew Vladimir E. Dymshits as economic czar, while warning of ongoing discrimination against Jews and other religious groups in Russia and the conflict between Judaism and Communism.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Vlanimir E. Dymshits
Moscow News
Russia
Kremlin
Monument to Culture Center Drive To Raise 30 Million
A Nov 29 television link of 50 cities promotes a National Cultural Center in Washington DC to raise 30 million dollars by voluntary gifts. The plan contrasts with Washingtons cultural backlog and cites historic funding lessons, urging Congress to back arts funding as public support lags.
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Potomac River
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High Point Enterprise Masthead and advertising note
The High Point Enterprise announces its masthead, staff roles, and distribution terms. It lists editors, managers, and officers, notes Associated Press affiliation, and presents subscription rates and carrier details for home delivery and mail options.
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Nehrus fear psychosis shapes India Pakistan ties
James Marlow analyzes Nehru's shift from isolationism to seeking U S military aid amid India Pakistan tensions. He traces Kashmir crises, communal violence, and political fear driving Nehru to keep troops in Kashmir while China looms. The piece contrasts Nehru’s past anti aid stance with current calls for support.
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Frank Moraes
Nehru
India
United States
Pakistan
Whitener as governor candidate in 1964 under review
A quiet statewide sounding assesses Basil M. Whitener of Gastonia Demorat as a potential 1964 governor candidate. Supporters weigh credentials from the West and Piedmont and his strong legal background, youth, and Democratic leadership roles in the Young Democrats.
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Whitener
Basil M. Whitener
Gastonia
Notes On The News Contrast In State Political Lineage
A summary of Gastonia area political figures tracing Whitener from World War II service to Congress in 1956 and outlining a long line of North Carolina power dynamics. The piece links Whitener to a broader history including Gardner Cher ry Hoey Umstead Hodges and the shifting influence of the Gaston Shelby Democratic faction through mid-century state politics.
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Congress
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Scott
Gaston - Shelby Group
Umstead
Hubert E. Olive
Luther AH. Hodges
Furniture and durable goods surge mark economy shift
Furniture and autos show record shipments as durable goods orders reach a new peak of 16.6 billion dollars. Private housing starts rise 17 percent to 1.497 million, while personal income climbs to 445.5 billion and stock markets gain about 15 percent in four weeks, signaling a possible 1963 expansion ahead.
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