Housing Changes Facing Colleges Strain University Growth
University of North Carolina President William C Friday warns trustees that dormitory shortages will force thousands of applicants away as colleges nationwide face doubling enrollments by 1975. Drucker estimates show campus building needs may reach twice Harvard’s 1636 output. $19 billion may be spent by 1972. Beyond bricks, a teacher shortage and rapid changes in education demand new methods and policies to educate expanding student bodies.
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University of North Carolina
William C. Friday
Trusts
Raleigh Monay
Peter F. Drucker
Harvard
Cassius Clay Crowned Heavyweight Champion After Upset
The Miami Beach boxing commission held up purses for Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston while examining Liston’s claim of an injured shoulder that kept him from the seventh round. Promoters eyed a possible $4 million gate aided by closed circuit TV as Clay, proclaimed by many as “The Greatest,” defied expectations in what was billed as the era’s greatest mismatch.
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Cassius Clay
Miami Beach Boxing Commission
Clay
Sonny Liston
Liston
High Point Panthers Lead Carolinas Conference Race
Basketball action in the Carolinas Conference opens with High Point College as favorites after a 19-2 regular season. The Panthers secured a District 26 NAIA playoff spot as Central High School meets Grimsley for the Central 4-A title in Greensboro.
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High Point
Lexington
High Point College
Panthers
High Point Central High School
Grimsley High
Greensboro
Black Bison
Editorial on arms cutbacks vs public hardship
Editorial argues that leaders support planned arms cutbacks but the public and Congress may need convincing due to jobs tied to defense spending. It notes Johnson's vow to shut archaic bases and redirect funds, recent base closings, a Defense Department review of further eliminations, and a fiscal 1965 defense budget of 51.2 billion amid potential local economic hardship.
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Congress
Johnson
United States
Board of Defense Department
U. S
Arms Cutbacks May Hit Defense Industries Unevenly
An article discusses uneven defense spending cuts aimed at Strategic Air Command bombers and ballistic missiles. Economists urge preplanned industry adjustments and Congress action to preserve consumer demand, with tax cuts and public programs as fallback tools. President Johnson’s fiscal program merges defense cuts with tax relief and anti poverty efforts as a test of compensatory economic theory.
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Strategic Air Command
First National City Bank of New York
Congress
Johnson
Advertising rates and distribution notes in High Point Enterprise
The High Point Enterprise lists advertising rates and staff roles including D A Rawley, Mrs R B Terry, and other managers. It details daily and Sunday subscription prices, carrier and mail options, tax notes, and policies on reproduction rights and delivery. Subscriptions in North Carolina are subject to 3 percent sales tax.
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High Point
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
New Hampshire looks at GOP 1964 mentionables
In Concord the GOP candidate field for 1964 mirrors 1960s pattern with many toed insults and flaws. Goldwater seen as insalable in big states, Rockefeller too liberal, Nixon twice beaten, Lodge with limited support, Scranton and Romney viewed as weak or reluctant. Six names appear, six with tentative viability ahead of the March 10 primary.
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New Hampshire
New York
Gev
Nelsom Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
GOP
Kennedy
Edmond G
Pat) Brews
California
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
New Hempshire
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Michigan
George Romney
Scranton
Rommey
Republicans Eye New Hampshire Primary and 1964 Nominee
The piece analyzes Democratic hopes in 1964 with Kennedy as the eventual nominee and forecasts a GOP pattern in 1964. It notes Nixon and Goldwater as leading contenders, and says the New Hampshire primary will begin to resolve the race. It reflects Lawrence style political reasoning and recalls past nomination history.
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Lawrence
Kennedy
San Francisco
New Hampshire
GOP
Nixon
Goldwater
Beatles Craze Sparks Teen Passion and Criticism
A letter argues Beatles records offer clean lyrics and strong appeal to teens noting their stylish image and rise from street performances to fame. It asks why adults ridicule the group and urges letting the Beatles live forever. The editor then previews Bennett’s political profile as a Democratic contributor from Winston-Salem.
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Enterprise
America
Beatles
Ed Sullivan
Notes On The News: Democratic Rise In North Carolina
A report highlights fundraiser growth from 400 to 4000, 90 women’s Democratic clubs, teen convention successes, and closer ties to the national party. Bert Bennett energized the party then chose not to run for governor, while Dan Moore attacks Bennett, risking political bypass by Stansbury and Burleson. Frances T. Harris, Durham. They don’t like us but still like our money.
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Bennett
the Enterprise
Bert Bennett
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Democratic Party
National Administration
National Democratic Party
Dan Moore
Moore
Stansbury
Burleson
Frances T. Harris
Durham
N. C
Presidential tribute quotes spark mix of praise and controversy
A birthday greeting from President Johnson to General MacArthur is cited beside a harsh attack on abortion by Dr. Allan Guttmacher and a provocative forecast from designer Emilio Pucci about women’s swimwear. The disparate quotes reflect political and cultural debates of the era.
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President Johnson
Gen. MacArthur
Allan Guttmacher
Planned Parenthood Assa
Recall debate clouds High Point politics and health drive
In High Point, recall efforts against Councilman John Eshelman unfold as factions clash over city direction while a “Solid Six” group and party members weigh moves to accelerate progress. Meanwhile local fund drives push a $16.2 million expansion at Bowman Gray School of Medicine and NC Baptist Hospital, with major supporters rallying private funds. Major General Waynick met CORE leaders to discuss race relations, urging lawful demonstrations and table talks. Community figures travel, visit, and plan improvements ahead of spring markets and memorial services for local figures.
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John Eshelman
Montaigne
High Point
Piedmont
John F. Watlington Jr
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
N.C. Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Emerywood Country Club
Maryfield
Twin City
Watlington
Capus M. Waynick
James Farmer
CORE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Waynick
Farmer
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