UNC Basketball Probed. One-Year NCAA Probation Imposed
The University of North Carolina received a one year NCAA probation for irregularities in basketball recruitment. UNC cooperated fully, turned over records, and Chancellor Aycock presented a strong case. The penalty affects only the basketball team and may aid long term by promoting stricter practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
UNC
NCAA
Tar Heels
Oklahoma
William B. Aycock
Carolina
State College
Wolfpack
State
Reorganization and High Standards for Education Policy
The piece argues the Kennedy Administration should start fresh free of prior regimes and focus on elevating educational standards. It warns that degrees vary in rigor, urges universal standards for degrees, and calls for cultivated intellects over mere technical training, stressing that policy should raise standards from elementary to university levels.
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Kennedy
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Etteg
Albert Einstein
United States
Harvard Law School
Law Review
Radcliffe
Barnard
Industrial location choices favor small and mid-size towns
The piece argues that smaller North Carolina communities can attract industries by offering a welcoming local climate and personal attention, sometimes outperforming bigger cities in owner satisfaction and retention. It notes High Point’s example and blends financial and cultural factors shaping plant siting decisions.
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Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina
High Point
Pride Saves A Fall in Juvenile Delinquency
Grafton West Virginia police judge W C Lawson assigns juvenile offenders to civic tasks performed in public. The public nature discourages youths from being labeled losers and reduces reoffending compared with reform school or jail terms.
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Grafton
W. Va
W. C. Lawson
Editorial Sees Need to Modernize U S Plant and Tax Rules
An editorial argues the U S industrial base is aging versus Western Europe, Russia, and Japan with 80 to 85 percent of Army machine tools obsolescent in three years. It links depreciation tax policy to modernization, noting Kennedy and Nixon proposals and a Treasury survey showing firms would boost capital spending if depreciation were liberalized.
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United States
Europe
Russia
Japan
U. S
Nixon
Kennedy
John Kenneth Galbraith
Eisenhower
House Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Treasury
High Point Enterprise Staff and Contact Information
The High Point Enterprise lists D. A. Rawley as president MRS R B Terry as secretary treasurer and Holt McPherson as editor along with managing editor and business manager roles. It notes distribution terms Carter Long carriers and independence of contractors and gives home delivery rate inquiry details.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Nceccees
Scevess
Aki
Carreneon
Aigenes Birestes
Idol
B. Loflin
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Carolina Board Meets Under Sanford as Chairman
North Carolina’s Board of Conservation and Development held its first meeting of the year with Governor Sanford chairing. A new director and assistant director took over, replacing a board member who died. Reports praised progress, while noting unfinished business and careful study before any major restructuring of the industrial promotion division.
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North Carolina
Board of Conservation and Development
Sanford
North Carolina Discusses State Planning and Parks Growth
Notes on The News reviews the C&D Department reorganization to align committees with community planning, geodetic surveys, and new divisions. Parks director Tom Morse cites rising visitors as support for expanded facilities amid emphasis on minerals and petroleum ages. Will Rogers quip recalled in idle wit about dependence on symbols of progress.
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Ganization
C&d
North Carolina
Tom Morse
Jasper Stuckey
Mineral Resources Division
Living Philosophies: Begin Again with Hope and Compassion
Editor shares Norman Ross remarks on fresh starts in faith and life. Journal of beginnings, Melville and Goethe influence, with a tale of the 87 year old Duchess of Quincy and lessons to decrease evil and increase good.
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Chicago Sunday Evening Club
Goethe
Melville
Jesus
Quotations on aviation, politics and law from diverse figures
A compilation of remarks from Francis M. McDermott and others criticizing air traffic control lag, praising Cuban business, reflecting on election symbolism, noting private life as private, and commenting on Supreme Court infallibility and judicial decisions.
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Francis M. McDermott
Air Traffic Control Assn
Supreme Court
Charles L. B. Lowndes
Duke University
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George Sokolsky
High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
Associated Press
Lynn Nisbet
General Assembly
Charles Pearson
Mr. Getz
Will Rogers
D&d Board
Holt¢Mcpherson
Mortgage Manor
Norman Ross
Chicago Daily News
Sunday Evening Club
Herman Melville
Quincy
Duchess
Salsburg
Paris
George Hees
Thomas Jefferson
Elizabeth Arden
Malcolm Muggeridge
Pierre Salinger
The
Brookings Institution
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