Dale Montgomery Entitled To Return To County Board
The Guilford County fiscal year review praises Dale Montgomery as a capable bi partisan chair and urges his return to the county board alongside two other Republican candidates and three Democrats seeking expiring terms. The piece lauds his leadership and calls for his re election for stable governance.
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Dale Montgomery
Guilford County
Dale C. Montgomery
Percy H. Sears
Guilford
Nobel Peace Prize hinges on lack of worthy recipient
A 1960s editorial laments the Nobel Peace Prize going unawarded as the world struggles with war and diplomacy. It recalls past winners Martin Luther King and UNICEF, argues no contemporary figure merits the prize, and urges leaders to pursue peace as mankind’s rightful state.
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Martin Luther King
Unicef
United Nation
Cicero
Editorial Research Alienated Youth Part 1
The piece examines rising youth alienation in modern America, asking if alienated teens portend crime or reform. It notes widespread, sometimes fashionable detachment among middle class and disadvantaged youths, citing cultural icons and scholarly work as evidence.
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Germany
United States
Allen Ginsberg
Ginsberg
Bob Dylan
Dylan
Kenneth Keniston
Department of Psychiatry
Yale Medical School
Tom Kahn
League For Industrial Democracy
Propaganda tales swirl around anti poverty program
In Longworth two ghostwriters for the Republican Campaign Committee publish rumors about anti poverty funds. Reports misstate allocations and usage, while truthful accounts confirm limited grants and rejections. The piece notes political impact and cites figures like Sen. Hugh Scott and Rep. Charles Gubser.
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Longworth Building
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Chevy Chase
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Office of Equal Opportunity
Hawaii
San Francisco
Bay Area
Charles Gubser
Calif
Honolulu
California
Gubser
National Farm Workers Association
Office of Economic Opportunity
Farm Union
Caesar Chavez
Florida
Robert H. Michel
Omaha
Neb
Roman Hruska
Italy
Communist Party
Bologna
Florence
Vance Hartke
Congress
Piedmont Crescent talks boost urban growth and renewal
A Brookings Institution project with Duke Power funds a Charlotte seminar hosting about 40 regional leaders on future city needs. The discussion warns that cities face obsolescence in finance and facilities and urges bold leadership to align government and growth with new technologies and living patterns.
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Piedmont Crescent
Piedmont
Brookings Institution
Washington, D. C
Duke Power Company
Crescent
Durham
Greenville
S. C
Saieabeeies
Ekartuth Vateren
Tte
Ganegar
High Point
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