Reply to Purposes of Integration in Asheboro Letter
A local citizen attacks integration advocates including Rev. B Elton Cox and Dr. King, arguing segregation protected cultures but failed to stop mixed unions. The writer claims racial hierarchy, condemns mongrelization, and asserts God made all men equal while warning of evolving interracial offspring and the supposed role of leaders in steering social change. Vardy Spencer regrets.
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Asheboro
B. Elton Cox
King
Africa
Rev. Cox
Dr. King
God
Vardy Spencer
Chides That Superman Philosophy in Open Housing Protest
A Wednesday Enterprise photo shows an attractive young white woman evacuated after a firecracker was set off in her lap during a demonstration for open housing to Negroes. The letter-writer rebukes racial supremacy rhetoric and notes the Declaration of Independence justice.
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Enterprise
America
George D. Herring
Asheboro
Rosseau
Visitor Commends Hospital for Prompt Care
A Miami reader praises a High Point hospital ER visit on a trip home from Virginia. She details quick registration, attentive nursing staff, and Dr Wilkinson’s examination after an infection caused severe pain.
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Miami
Virginia
Atlanta
High Point
Falls Church
Wilkinson
Charlotte B
Camp Miami
Fla
Statesville Mayor Upholds Fight for Cheaper Duke Power Rates
Statesville Mayor outlines the battle to obtain lower electricity costs from Duke Power. He argues the Atomic Energy Commission may grant a 40 year license without guaranteed public benefit and urges fighting for public rights and cheaper power through the AEC and legal avenues.
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Duke Power Company
Federal Power Commission
Atomic Energy Commission
Duke
Statesville
Congress
Paris
S. C
A.E.C
South Carolina
Letter to White on High Rock water levels and Alcoa
Sam L. Booke voices public concern over High Rock Lake water drawdown. He cites Alcoa land deals, past land sales, and questions about cost to the licensee, urging disclosure of exact figures and stronger public safeguards against drought and rate impacts. The letter criticizes year‑long controversy and calls for action.
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Lee C. White
Federal Power Commission
Washington, D. C
Mr. White
High Rock Lake
Aluminum Company
Clark
Briggs
Badin
United States
Aluminum
Lso
Power Commission
Wie Muu Callipally
Russia’s Growing Middle East Role Raises Alarm
Article warns Western powers must resist a Russian military footprint in the Middle East. It notes a 14 ship Soviet fleet at Alexandria and Port Said with landing troops, alleged readiness to side with Arab factions, and Moscow’s influence over Egypt and Syria via advisers and arms supplies.
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Middle East
Russia
Free World
United States
Europe
Africa
Australasian
Japan
East Asian Islands
Britain
Moscow
Washington
London
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Port Said
Moloshov
Kremlin
Israel
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Fisherman's Wish
A fisherman prays for a single catch as the river flows by in a patient verse. He waits with time and hope, fearing friends’ judgment if he returns empty handed, and asks for one fish to take home.
Loss Of Dog Stirs Driver Care Urge
The Stone family of Route 4 Whithart School Road report their seven year old dog Sandy was killed by a car on Tuesday night near 9 PM. The driver did not stop and the family asks for more considerate driving toward dogs.
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Sandy
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High Rock Lake Association
Syria
STONE
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