Departure of Duke president Knight signals tough replacement
Editorial notes Dr. Douglas Knight resigns from Duke University citing savage demands on college presidents. Knight, famed for Lawrence College leadership, raised funds for Duke’s Fifth Decade Campaign but the role proved too exacting. Trustees accept his resignation. replacement will be challenging due to his national stature.
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Duke University
Knight
Lawrence College
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Old Trinity College
Dike University
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Dr. Knigit
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Scott
Where Tragedy Lurks in the Free Society
A reflection on the US justice system’s failure to curb dangerous individuals who remain free despite pattern of minor misbehavior. The piece urges reform, stress on civil rights, and calls for family action to help restrain those unable to walk in society with honor. It cites prison director Lee Bounds and the need for mental health progress.
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The Age Of Aquarius and the Stock Market Tale
Editorial notes astrology's claim that April 4 brings stock trouble as Jupiter and Uranus align. It cites Williams and Moore linking horoscopes to Wall Street, 1929 crash patterns, and broader interest in astrology amid social change. It mentions Time magazine, Nixon, and global astrology trends across newspapers, posters, and TV programs.
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India
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South Vietoria
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Fragmentary OCR Notice Teases Beverage Sale Details
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local beer sale or distribution event. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the readable parts point to an imminent public notice about alcohol handling or retail changes. Further text is needed to identify involved organizations and exact timing.
Day Care Center Faces Closure Over Funding Gap
A letter from Mrs. Charles W. Hartson warns the Developmental Day Care Center at Brooks Memorial Methodist Church may close unless immediate contributions cover about $65 per month per child for eleven hours of care daily. The program serves twenty three children aged 3 to 5, many from low incomes, with care from 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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Willy Kort aims to expand steel empire through America
Business Week details Willy Kort's plan to build steel fabrication networks across the United States, linking National Corporation and Trans-America Steel, with current ventures in Germany and Nigeria. The piece notes his 80 million dollar operation, past cartel battles, and future dinners with German bankers in Georgetown and Tupelo. It also covers local honors and community notes about High Point figures, gardens, and a charity drive for Israel.
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Good Afternoon
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Germany
Nigeria
Kort
France
Korf
National Spring
Tupelo, Miss
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