Sanford Leads Study On State Government Role
An intensive study directed by former North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford, financed by Ford and Carnegie, seeks ways to strengthen state and national government without crippling either. Critics note his balanced view favors coordinated, vigorous governance at state levels to curb federal overreach and address 20th century challenges.
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North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Ford
Carnegie
Sanford
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Reagan’s Dilemma Signals California Governor Bid
Ronald Reagan shifts east as he weighs a California gubernatorial run backed by GOP conservatives. Public polls show him leading Brown 48 to 41 with 13% undecided, while Sen. Kuchel lags behind. Controversy over a Birch Society endorsement and a private Connecticut appearance sparks party chairman disbelief and debate over Reagan’s conservative alignment.
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Ronald Reagan
Goldwater
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Hollywood
California
Pat Brown
U.S
Thomas Kuchel
John Rousselot
John Birch Society
Rousselot
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Republican Citizens Committee
A. Searle Pinney
Republican State Committee
Greek crisis ends as cabinet wins narrow confidence vote
In Athens Parliament the 21 member coalition government led by Premier Stephanos Stephanopoulos won a 152 to 148 vote of confidence. The result signals a path out of Greece’s two month political crisis as Papandreou battles to influence the monarchy and army while Stephanopoulos faces the task of restoring order and steering Greece toward stronger ties with the United States and its allies.
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Stephanos Stephanopoulos
Greece
Athens
George Papandreou
Constantine
Stephanopouloos
Aarmialey
Papandreou
Stephanopoulos
United States
Short Quotations From Various Pages
A string of light quotes from multiple papers mocks aging, tax, and everyday quirks. Snippets include a student lament on toothpaste tests and grades, a jibe about the IRS, a remark on world woes, and a note on marriage licenses. Witty lines touch on optimism, plumbing tools, and fashion, ending with a quip about tapered shirts and style misfits.
Rawley and Lockwood Lead Organization
D A Rawley serves as president with Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood as secretary treasurer. Esitoe manages the editorial duties. The fragment hints at a governing board and leadership roles within a society or club, naming individuals and titles without full context.
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D. A. Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
Esitoe
Reining
United Nations gains new chance as world risks mix of India and Pakistan
CAPUS WAYNICK argues the United Nations could become more than a paper tiger as India Pakistan tensions test global leadership. He sees Russia’s potential support and U.N. peacemaking as vital, though veto power limits true policing. India’s shift from passive resistance to armed nationalism harms its image, complicating Kashmir and regional stability.
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Capus Waynick
Parliament of Man
Woodrow Wilson
League ‘of Nations
Senate
Henry Cabott Lodge
Wilson
League
U.S
U. S
League of Nations
United Nations
Hepublic
Russia
India
Ghandi
Highway projects and community plans across North Carolina
CAPSULE CONFUSION urges improvements to Highway 314 from Asheboro to Winston-Salem and Highway 220 between Greensboro and Asheboro, noting traffic overload and danger. It calls for upgrading Highway 311 along the old Plank Road route to a four-lane highway and highlights YMCA ventures, Camp Cheerios expansion, and a $22,000 recreation facility. The piece also covers All-America City bids for Greensboro, past and prospective recognitions, and community support for a burned family, plus staff changes and Founders Life of Carolina's insurance milestone while praising civic progress.
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Asheboro
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Ashehoro
YMCA
Camp Cheerios
Fred Tumbleston Jr
Thayer Coggin
High Point
Guilford
Noah the Man in the Minority on a Vexed Campus Vote
A Sunday sermon extols Noah as a minority figure who refused crowd conformity. It parades stories of a university professor brave enough to dissent, parallels with Samuel Plimsoll, and urges independent thinking and steadfast faith amidst mockery. The message links Noah’s ark stance to building a righteous society and enduring moral courage.
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Noah
God
Neal
Galton Pol
Browhard
Madame Hi Brackett
Woah Leogano
Samuel Plimsoll
Plimsoll
Abraham
Moses
David
Ararat
Kingdom of Heaven
Longfellow
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Jeynes
Lamar
Daily Democrat
Walker County
Internal Revenue Department
Miami Herald
Door County
Wis
Arkansas Gazette
Humpty
Cairo Ga
Junior
Boston Globe
Greenvilles
Piedmont
Memphis
PTA
Chapel Hill N. C
Reedsburg
Times-Press
High Point Enterprise
Asoesta
N.C
Oro
Pakistan
Kashmir
South Vietnam
China
U. N
Asia
Guy Kinney
Bob Allen
YWCA
Harold Jones
Glenora
Ralph Holcomb
Glenora Baptist Church
Gus Hayden
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
Alabama
Gus
Founders Life of Carolina
Jack Burris
Glen Cole
James Ford
Mike Stakakis
Holt McPherson
Coleen Stanley Bare
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