Quality Of Education In The South Is Center Of Debate
The editorial argues that federal integration guidelines miss the core issue of education quality in the South especially North and South Carolina. A Surgeon General study shows high failure rates for 18 year olds, with stark racial gaps. It calls education the key to breaking poverty and urges better funding leadership and teachers.
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South Carolina
U. S. Army
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Connecticut
New Jersey
Indiana
Ohio
South Dakota
Mississippi
Surgeon General
Remembering Ambassador Patterson A Personal Remembrance
A friend recalls Ambassador Richard C Patterson buried in Arlington. He details Patterson's bold career, charm, and stubborn prejudices from Guatemala to Washington, recounting meetings with Arevalo and Arbenz, and a near appointment to head the State Department amid party politics.
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Arevalo
Washington
Arbenz
Somoza
Nicaragua
New York Times
Beau
Heas
MacGrath
Democratic Party
al Smith
Belfast
Department of State
Dean Acheson
Waynick
Wisdom From Proverbs as Guide to Modern Life
The preacher urges reading the Proverbs of Solomon for daily wisdom beyond modern self help books. He cites verses on trust in the Lord, honesty, a good name, a merry heart, temperance, diligence, fair dealing, and the value of a worthy woman, calling the old text timeless guidance. He contrasts old wisdom with today’s trashy entertainment.
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Israel
Abraham Lincoln
Rock of Gibraltar
Morning trustees tour new endowment prospects
Trustees of High Point College will tour the Magic Block development and the Sears warehouse on Kivett Drive as part of their fall meeting. Endowment chairman Charles E. Hayworth will present a prospective cornerstone project and discuss future investments despite high borrowing costs.
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Magic Block
Sears
Kivett Drive
Charles E. Hayworth
Vernon Hodgin
Greensboro
Clyde Auman
Winston-Salem
Eugene Cross
Hickory
Dan Moore
Chapel Hill
Carlyle Sitterson
UNC
Black Nationalism and U.S. Aid Ties to Guinea Growth
SNCC figure Stokely Carmichael dazzles in a Guinea gift robe amid a broader look at Sekou Toure’s Guinea. U.S. foreign aid to Guinea has been cut by 75 percent, amid debates over defense ties and bauxite concessions linked to Harvey Aluminum. The piece also questions media control by defense-linked firms and FCC oversight of networks.
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SNCC
Stokely Carmichael
Sekou Toure
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CORE
James Farmer
John Lewis
Harvey Aluminum
Carmen Warshaw
California
Harvey
Tom Dewey
GOP
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Eriehard Dungan
Duluth
Minn
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Interna
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No. 1
RCA
National Broadcasting Company
General Tire and Rubber
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Admirals and Generals
General T and Electronics
General Electric Cablevision
New York State
American Aviation Corporation
Westinghouse
FCC
ABC
At&t
CATV
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