Return to Reason and Free Speech in North Carolina
Louisville Courier Journal notes North Carolina’s gag law on campus speakers faced protests as universities risked accreditation. A special session amended the law by giving trustees control over visiting speakers, a step seen as restoring progressive academic freedom and university autonomy.
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South Carolina
University of North Carolina At
Wake Forest
Parents Push College Degrees On Children Critics warn of doomed students
The Charlotte News reports a study by Dr. Edgar Levenson showing many dropouts stem from parents pressuring children to achieve college degrees as their own failed ambitions. More than a third of fathers interrupted education, with mothers and siblings similarly affected, shaping unrealized goals into child pressure and discouragement.
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College Board Review
Edgar A. Levenson
William Alanson White Institute
New York City
Levenson
Charlotte
Charlotte News
Arkansas education officials plan Darwin trial led by Susan Epperson
The Arkansas plan a so called monkey trial targets the ban on teaching Darwin's theory in schools. Susan Epperson a 24 year old teacher is named as the lead plaintiff. Educators argue the law stifles academic freedom and is unconstitutional. The piece compares the coming trial to the Dayton Scopes case and notes a push to advance enlightenment against primitivism in Tennessee Mississippi and Arkansas.
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Arkansas
Susan Epperson
Epperson
Dayton
Tennessee
Mississippi
V President Beervisry Easter Bilto Director Manage
Beervisry Easter Bilto remains in position as director amid ongoing management changes. The board confirms leadership continuity while pursuing efficiency improvements and policy reviews.
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Beervisry Easter
Johnson seeks UN arbitration toward Vietnam history landmark
Drew Pearson argues the United States should accept compulsory arbitration at the United Nations and meet Red China at the table, marking a history making precedent. He recalls past arbitration efforts and Senate resistance, framing Johnson’s stance as a pivotal shift toward peace.
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Security Council
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Red China
United Nations
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Havana
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Frank B. Kellogg
Charles Evans Hughes
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GOP
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Paris
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Soviet Russia
Wayne Morse
Oregon
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Morse
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Tom Dewey
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Gilles
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Newspaper Man's Prayer: Editor Seeks Fair Reporting
The piece, an adapted Guest column, quotes Bel Comskdine's prayer urging fairness and accuracy in journalism. It asks editors to check facts, avoid rumor, champion just causes, protect the innocent, and stay humble before readers amid rapid communications. It recalls Moses, Socrates, and Christ as standards for truthfulness.
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Bel Comskdine
New York Journal-American
Moses
Socrates
Christ
Lines Between A Reader And C B On Snow And Society
In a playful exchange the writer addresses C B and debates a public dialogue on The Great Society. The note praises shared wit and creativity and ends by lauding Mister Holt McPherson for earning approval.
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