Scott voices youthful ideas for North Carolina Democrats
Lieutenant Governor Bob Scott urged North Carolina Democrats to face reality in a Montgomery County speech. He warned the party can no longer expect easy victories in a two party state and called for new campaigning methods, sharper public relations, and leaner organization. Scott noted rising independent voters and urged Democrats to court them while countering Republican gains.
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Bob Scott
Montgomery County
Scott
Democratic
T. V
North Carolina
How Not To Deliver A Postal Service Reform
The Huntington Herald Dispatch critiques House Post Office and Civil Service Committee maneuvers over postal pay raises and rate hikes. It notes efforts to make raises retroactive to July 1 and to reclassify 550000 workers, arguing the process is chaotic and politicized.
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O’brien
House Post Office
Civil Service Committee
Congress
First Frost Tops the Night with Silent Approach
The first frost arrives in a quiet, moonlit night, sensed by the countryman in the late afternoon sky and dusk. It travels across swales and hills, touching bushes and gardens, leaving glistening leaves and blighted blossoms by dawn. Crickets fall silent briefly, then return as Indian Summer and autumn warmth ease the land before frost returns.
Rusk's Finest Moment Lit by Near East Peace Claim
In a St Louis Post Dispatch column, Secretary of State Dean Rusk states that a state of belligerency or war is not consistent with peace in the Near East. The witty deference to Rusk contrasts his remark with Calvin Coolidge and reinforces a Johnsonian tone of consensus.
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Dean Rusk
Near East
Calvin Coolidge
Tiresome Trend: Nitrogen Sales Replace Free Air at Stations
The Roanoke Times mocks a shift from free air at service stations to selling nitrogen for tire inflation at $1 per tire and $3 for purging. The piece jokes about a supposed Sinister plot to end free courtesy services, predicting pricier road maps and restroom stops, and ends with a quip about oil checks costing 20 cents plus tax.
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Mac
W. A. Rawley S.C. Sass President Vice President ASU TeT Secretary Editor
Rawley, W. A. and Sass, S. C. hold top offices in the organization with Rawley serving as president and Sass as vice president while other posts include secretary and editor roles at ASU TeT.
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W. A. Rawley
S.C. Sass
Riots probes mix of money and motive across parties
Washington notes President's Commission on Civil Disorders seeks links between left and right extremists and 1965 riots. It questions inflaming TV tapes and paid speeches by Carmichael and Brown, plus right wing funding to undermine governors and racial unrest. Marines in Vietnam face pressure near the DMZ as Cushman proposes bold options. Republicans Quie and Goodell face criticism amid poverty and welfare debates in Congress.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Commission On Civil Disorders
Stokely Carmichael
Rap Brown
Carmichael
Brown
California
Pat Brown
Ronald Reagan
Watts
Detroit
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Ezra Taft Benson
Presidential Commission
Milan Mishovsky
Central Intelligence Agency
Robert Cushman
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Cushman
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Albert Quie
Minesota
Charles Goodell
New York
Quie
Dennison
Minn
Goodell
Jamestown
N. Y
Census Bureau
Senate
National Farmers Union
Congress
Capitol
Marguerite McClure the High Point Happy Hostess of Food
Editor's Note highlights Marguerite McClure known as Mrs. W. J. McClure also called Mrs. Mac and Queen Marguerite. She runs a restaurant in the Wrenn Street furniture market annex and caters for market weeks and large events. Her career spans school dietitian work in High Point, two family restaurants, and a mail order iron on name tapes business. Marguerite is famed for Dixie style dishes and hospitality, balancing cooking with family and market duties.
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Amie Lee Singletary
The
Winston-Salem Journal
Marguerite McClure
Russia
Marguerite
High Point
Wrenn Street Furniture Market
W. J. McClure
Pye
Greensboro Coliseum
John
Canada
Charleston
S. C
Country Club
Gadsden
Ala
General Mills
Ferndale Junior High School
Charles F. Carroll
Raleigh
McClures
Leo Herr
Wrenn Street
Greensboro
Drew
Sky Room
Rotary
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High Point, N
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N.C
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