North Carolina Plan Kept Schools Open Amid Turbulence
A three judge court found North Carolina’s 1957 Pearsall Plan unconstitutional yet its aim to keep schools open during desegregation succeeded. Governor Hodges framed it to buy time and ease transition to integrated education, creating a climate to comply with the Supreme Court's ruling while avoiding disruption. The ruling ends the plan as a safety valve but recognizes its historical role in preserving school operation and calm during change.
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Supreme Court
Luther Hodges
Wghp-Tv
John Murchison
Richard Buddine
Viet Nam
Channel 2
Medicare at the threshold of usefulness faces red tape
The editorial cautions that Medicare, funded by a $3 billion first year budget, may be hampered by administrative overhead. It urges efficient administration to curb needless costs and notes slow enrollment due to government red tape as half of eligible seniors have signed up. It remains optimistic that voluntary pre payment could strengthen the system.
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Social Security Fund
Editorial on German reunification and Oder Neisse line
West Germany is urged for a policy on reunification with East Germany as the Oder Neisse frontier remains a central point. The piece notes a frozen dialogue, Bonn's claim as sole German spokesman, East Germany's Soviet-backed position, and growing tacit acceptance of the frontier amid church and public debate.
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East Germany
Germany
Berlin
Russia
Poland
Hitler
Bonn
United States
Britain
France
Red Army
German Democratic Republic
Eastern Germany
Oder and
Neisse
Oder- Neisse Line
Oder
Soviet Union
Oder-Neissé Line
Oder-Neisse
Oder-Neisse Line
Evangelical Church Council of
Central Europe
Goldberg A Brave Man at Berkeley Addresses Protest
Drew Pearson reports on Ambassador Arthur Goldberg’s confrontation with a hostile audience at Berkeley during a Charter Day event. Despite signs and walkouts, Goldberg fulfilled his speaking commitment, defended dissent, and argued the UN is not ready to police the Vietnam War, as critics grilled him.
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Arthur Goldberg
University of California
U.S
United Nations
Clark Kerr
Goldberg
New York
Kerr
Labor and Management
California
Robert Goldberg
Berkeley
Supreme Court
Viet Nam
Faculty Committee For Peace
Faculty For Peace Committee
Fidel Castro
Castro
Indonesia
Sen
Ed Muskie
Maine
Sen. Muskies
Warning Against Magazine Scams and Local Scoundrels
A public advisory condemns unscrupulous magazine salesmen using boiler room tactics and misusing The Enterprise name. It notes cases of heavy charges for unwanted subscriptions and warns readers that the paper has not authorized such solicitations. It also urges caution with travel scams and reviews local fiscal metrics and fire risks, citing officials and regional comparisons.
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Greensboro
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