Direction Of Higher Education Calls More For Coordination
Resentments over authority between the State Board of Higher Education and UNC trustees surfaced at a preparatory meeting for Dr Gordon Williams Blackwell's installation at Woman's College. A Pearsall committee is assessing if the conflict is a solvable admin issue or requires legal change, with the next General Assembly likely to address it. The board aims to coordinate the state’s higher education system, citing debt and dormitory unit cuts as proof, while trustees fear loss of university autonomy.
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UNC
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Winter Weather Recalled Across Cities Amid Lively Spring Hopes
Weather writers note a mild trend or warming cycle with two large low pressure systems shifting the jet stream. The piece recalls historic storms such as 1927 snow, 88 blizzard, Chicago winter of the mid 1930s, and New Orleans Mardi Gras disruptions. It ends with optimism for a welcome spring next month.
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Yadkin River Pollution Cleared, Chairman Sees Progress
Yadkin Cleanup Chairman J Vivian Whitfield reports 97 percent of the river’s pollution load abated at a Winston-Salem speech. He says 15 industries and communities have not yet taken steps, with legal action planned within 90 days to enforce cleanup.
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Eisenhower and Truman address day long foreign aid conference
Editorial notes President Eisenhower and former President Truman spoke at a Washington foreign aid conference in separate sessions arranged by Eric Johnston. The pieces reflect bipartisan aims to bolster security while noting old political rifts and past relations between the two leaders.
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Truman Eisenhower clashes echo through 1950s politics
Article reviews the heated exchanges between presidents Truman and Eisenhower, noting claims over a 1946 directive about railroad workers, accusations of moral bias, and endorsements affecting the 1952 race. It covers responses from both leaders and references later White House briefings and invitations.
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Essential Yet Comical Snowbound Washington Diary
The piece humorously tracks a winter storm that closes the Capitol and halts many workers while noting who is deemed essential. It lauds those who stay on duty, from elevator operators to Post Office staff, and lampoons agencies probing snow related issues.
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Federal-State taxes threaten state independence and growth
The piece argues that high Federal taxes squeeze state and municipal finances. It cites 1957 figures, warns of federal overreach into education and business, and recalls Virginias Byrd and Jefferson. It urges governors to push Congress for a states rights convention before tax power erodes local governance.
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Inauguration of Dr Gordon Blackwell at Woman's College
Coverage of the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina inaugural for Chancellor Gordon W Blackwell. The event features notable attendees, a tone of renewal for the state’s sole public women’s college, and plans for future educational initiatives including a potential Greensboro design school.
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