North Carolina Choice in Wallace Sanford Primary
A North Carolina editorial weighs whether the state leans Old South reaction or modern America as it nears the May 6 presidential preference primary. It contrasts George Wallace’s demagogic, tax biased stance with Terry Sanford’s more progressive, education and governance record, arguing Sanford represents a forward looking NC while Wallace signals resistance to change.
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Grandpaw
America
United States
George Wallace
Terry Sanford
Democratic
North Carolina
George McGovern
Henry Jackson
Sanford
White House
Terry
Wallace
Alabama
Serge
Miami Beach
United Methodist Church Votes on War Crimes Label
The General Conference approved a resolution by 534 to 405 urging U.S. leaders over the Vietnam conflict to classify themselves as war criminals. It calls for confessing the Indo China actions as a crime against humanity and pledges to end combat by year end with reparations under UN auspices.
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General Conference of the
United Methodist Church
United States
Vietnam
Indo-China
United Nations
Paris
Bulgaria Named Drug Paradise and Lead Smokeouts
A CIA memo labels Bulgaria a safe haven directing international narcotics and arms trafficking, with Bulgarian trucks reportedly skipping inspections and profits funding propaganda abroad. Separately HEW officials blocked a pediatrician from warning a Senate subcommittee about lead in city dirt affecting ghetto children, as censorship and clearance hurdles delayed the statement.
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Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Bulgaria
Europe
Near East
New York City
Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Senate
Global race in high energy physics accelerators
The Batavia Illinois atom smasher operates at capacity with 200 GeV, costing 250 million. Europe and the USSR pursue bigger machines near Geneva and Serpukhov as scientists discuss a new era of discovery and deeper understanding of atomic structure and the universe.
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London
Batavia
Ill
Geneva
Serpukhov
United States
Soviet Union
Science News
Robert R. Wilson
National Accelerator Laboratory
Werner Heisenberg
Heisenberg
New York
Weamnes
Wall Street Journal
Muddle-Headed Faculty Critics Threaten University Order
A columnist blames muddleheaded university administrators and student militant faculty for campus unrest. He cites Harvard president Nathan M. Pusey and instances at Columbia Princeton and City College, arguing teaching requires discipline, while faculty militants thwart learning and provoke student upheaval. The piece warns of long-term harm to education and university governance.
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Columbia University
Harvard University
Nathan M. Pusey
Columbia
Princeton
City College
New York
Oligopolies Scrutinized From Cereals To Beers
The FTC considers an antitrust case against cereal makers for a shared monopoly while beer industry consolidation grows as national markets erode local competition. Analysts note four to five firms dominate many sectors, making new entrants hard. Detroit breweries face sale blocks amid losses.
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Federal Trade Commission
Burnham & Co
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Lin Fu
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Sen
Phil Hart
D-Mich
John Zapp
Zann
Congress
Natalie Ravell
Jeter
Zane
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Zapp
Merry
Lep Ry
Joseph T. Lach
Batavia Laboratory
United Feature Syndicate
Harvard
University of Virginia
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
FTC
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Detroit
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