View of Red China at U N Spotlight by Wayne Morse
Senator Wayne Morse urges U N negotiations and pledges from Peiping to recognize international commitments as the likely path to seating Red China. The 15th U N session debates show waning U S influence with a 42 to 34 vote to shelve seating, amid risks to U S policy and Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist hopes.
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Wayne Morse
Red China
United Nations
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Peiping
Morse
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Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Pieping
Quemoy
Matsu
China
Moscow
Washington
Conant outlines junior high program stressing preparation
Dr. James B. Conant argues for a strong junior high role in academic prep and warns against overemphasizing athletics and mimicry of high schools. He urges challenging purposeful homework and a continuous approach across elementary to high school within a broad curriculum study in North Carolina.
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James B. Conant
Harvard University
Conant
Dr. Conant
Hatch Act limits on federal employee political activity
Editorial notes the Hatch Act of 1939 restricts federal workers from active political involvement. It cites Charles E. Rhyne’s inadvertent solicitation, outlines permitted activities, and lists prohibitions such as campaigning, fundraising in government buildings, and running for office. Penalties include removal or suspension, with few actual removals over time.
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Charles E. Rhyne
American Bar Association
Nixon
U.S. Supreme Court
Civil Service Commission
United States
District of Columbia
Washington
States
C.S.C
Volun
Congress
Ballot Votes Shape Party Delegates In North Carolina
Precinct and county votes for governor determine delegate strength for party conventions. Republican and Democratic plan rules assign representation by governor vote totals, not population or presidential totals, influencing convention influence and platform control.
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United States
North Carolina
Quotes on money polls sleep Castro and crime
Quotes cover: Billy Martin sued for 1 040 000 over attack on Jim Brewer. Dewey tied to 1948 election outcome. Gallup on polls influencing votes. Dr Wilse Webb on sleep research in space race. Isabel Siero Perez on Cuban Castro regime poverty. Boris Karloff on horror films and reaction. Karl Gentry 16 involved in Riverside double murder robbery case.
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Cincinnati Reds
Billy Martin
Chicago Cub
Jim Brewer
Dewey
George Gallup
America
Wilse Webb
University of Florida
On the Campaign Trail with the Tireless Few
Reporters recount the grind of nationwide presidential campaigning. Aboard press planes and buses, they chase candidates through crowded airports, motorcades, and rallies, noting crowd dynamics and sleep deprivation as Nixon and Kennedy tour the nation.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Senator Kennedy
Missouri
Nixon
Local GOP leaders praise Guilford election board staff
Hayworth lauds Arthur Utley and Mrs. Dorothy Glaesner for alerting the party to issues and ensuring proper notice. He predicts Nixon wins nationwide with Gavin carrying 23 to 24 western counties while Democrats hold East, amid Lions Club show coverage and CARE fundraising notes.
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Newlin Hayworth
High Point Township
Guilford County
High Point Election Board
Arthur Utley
Dorothy Glaesner
Hayworth
GOP
High Point
Eisenhower
Gavin
Wake
Nixon
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