Name Of A High Calling Smear In Its Own Arena
A column debates the word politics as a high calling in political science and critiques the East Carolina College and Charlotte College disputes. The piece argues overreach by the General Assembly, with Lt. Gov. Scott accused of political maneuvering and the Board of Higher Education framed as unbiased science versus political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
General Assembly
East Carolina College
ECC
Board of Higher Education
Robert Scott
Jim Exum
Laws Stand Mute on Truck Routes in High Point
Action Line finds High Point ordinances lack written truck route rules with pages reserved and no text. The piece urges enforcement and political focus to address big trucks on Main Street and the need to designate proper routes and load limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Main Street
Expo 67 Opens in Montreal for World Exhibition
Editorial notes Expo 67, the Canadian International and Universal Exhibition, opens in Montreal and runs to October 27. The event, celebrating Canada's centenary year, will host royalty and world leaders under the theme Man and His World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Johnny
International Exhibitions Bureau
Canada
Quebec
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth
Emperor Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Antoine de Saint-Exupery
St. Lawrence
Expo 67 plans and exhibitor interest noted
Expo 67 will feature groups such as Man the Explorer and Man in the Community with representation from more than 70 countries. Canada will showcase in pavilion blocks by region while hotels raise rates and meals inflate as prices rise with a new tax.
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Quebec
Ontario
Canada
High Point Enterprise staff and masthead details
The High Point Enterprise lists staff and corporate details including president D A Rawley, vice president Mrs C H Lockwood, treasurer Randall B Terry Jr, secretary Joseph P Rawley, editor Holt McPherson, executive editor Joe Brown, advertising director W Idol Jr, business manager Charles B Loflin and circulation manager.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Maine
High Point
N. C
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
Cc. W. Patterson
Vv. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Kennedy Ally Finances King Fundraising Effort
William J. Vanden Heuvel, a close Kennedy confidante, solicited wealthy backers to meet with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in New York on March 6 to discuss civil rights work. Receivers of follow-up letters urged support for King and the American Foundation on Nonviolence amid King’s Vietnam stand endorsement.
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Washington
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Rev
Martin Luther King
Bobby
William J. Vanden Heuvel
Kennedy
Germany
der Stern
William Manchester
Vanden Heuvel
Jules Stein
Music Corporation of America
Justice Department
Dr. King
Martin Luther King Jr
New York
Carter Burden
West 72Nd Street
Doctor King
American Foundation
Ing
Sen. Kennedy
Vietnam
Johnson
Walter Reuther
Powell
House
Capitol Hill
U. S. Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Bimini
Harlem
Pvt. P. C
U. S. Army
South Vietnam
Japan
Kawasaki
Army
Stars and Stripes
the Observer
Cavalair
Saigon
United States
Defense Department
Reginald Cram
Burlington
Air Force
Philip Hoff
Vermont National Guard
Birds and Taxes Dominate a Gentle North Carolina Column
Holt McPherson writes about birds invading window boxes and a neighbor’s stubborn wrens, then shifts to a Tax Foundation study noting North Carolina's state and local tax burden rising to 188 per person in 1965. The piece contrasts tax levels with Virginia and Florida while noting national trends and a forthcoming 1966 Census update.
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North Carolina
The
Tax Foundation
Foundation
Virginia
Florida
Southeastern
U.S
Arkansas
California
Bureau of the Census
S. Carolina
Alabama
Pete
Kentucky
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Nor’s Mansion
Charlotte College
University
Expo
Queen Elizabeth Hotel
Associated Press
N.C
Point
Drew Pearson
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Adam
Adam Clayton Powell
Berry's
NEA, Inc
Dean Martin
Celestine Sibley
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