Local communities must fund and support public schools
E L Rankin Jr urged Winston-Salem listeners that strong local support is essential for North Carolina public schools. He criticized counties that rely on Raleigh for funding and warned the state cannot bear all costs alone. He cited money, personnel, and buildings as core issues and urged communities to provide teachers, facilities, and equipment.
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E. L. Rankin Jr
Winston-Salem
Rankin
Life
Dan Moore
State Department of Administra
Tion
Johnny
PTA
Sunday Sermon Intolerance An Evil
A church sermon argues intolerance can be virtuous when standing for good. It cites Jesus I am the Truth and Moses Let my people go, condemns neutral politics, urges firm convictions, and praises steadfast prophets and martyrs.
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WSFA
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Christ
God
Louis the Fourteenth
France
Louis
Pilate
Shakespeare
Moses
Pharaoh
Egypt
Cer
Eden Crowned Rockingham County's New City Name
Rockingham County voters chose Eden as the single town name for the three villages Leaksville Spray Draper and Reidsville. Eden will host about 20,000 residents, replacing the old metropolitan primacy of Reidsville and ending decades of named space. Some opposed the change, recalling Hemp Robbins style name shifts, and dissent cited preserving old identities. The piece notes historical name changes and rejects consolidating High Point and Jamestown under a single name.
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Reidsville
Leaksville
Eden
Edenton
Dan River
North Carolina
Virginia
Richmond
William Byrd
Robbins
St. Petersburg
High Point
Jamestown
Goldwater Confession Sparks TV Cable Plot Claims
Ex senator Barry Goldwater boasted on educational TV about sabotaging rival candidates by tampering with TV cables during the 1964 Republican convention and discussed marks on telecom lines at the Cow Palace. The column links past aides to electronics help and notes no names were revealed. The piece contrasts with Johnson’s credibility gap charges.
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Bell-McClure Syndicate
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Paul Niven
Goldwater
Sen. Scott
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Sen. Goldwater
Cow Palace
Eugene McElroy
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
McElroy
Johnson
Fidel
Fidel Castro
Bennett agency wins large tobacco promo account in push for pesticide-free cigaret
The Bennett Advertising firm, led by President William R. Henderson, lands a major new client for a pioneering pesticide-free tobacco cigaret. Aimed at cancer concerns, the product uses leaves primed under a black light with limited harvests. Testing in the Midwest begins as a new tobacco company backs the venture. The announcement follows Bennett’s recent string of four significant account wins in 90 days.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Henderson
Bennett
Bill Henderson
Pee
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