Newsman Says Bright Youngsters Can Be Attracted To Journalism
AP report from Chapel Hill details Clay Trusty of the Indianapolis News urging editors to recruit at colleges and high schools. Indiana program includes summer newsroom training, applicant screening, and ongoing outreach to students. Trusty notes women often excel as reporters and copy editors, despite marriage prospects. The NC AP Club luncheon kicked off the Tar Heel Press Institute events.
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Clemson Students Expect Nonviolent Acceptance of Gantt
Clemson College student leaders express hope that Harvey Gantt's admission will occur without violence. The 20 year old Charleston Negro seeks to enroll in architecture after the 4th Circuit ordered Clemson to admit him on Jan. 2 marking the first integration of a South Carolina school.
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Lake hasn't made up mind on 1964 governor race
Raleigh attorney I Beverly Lake, who ran against Gov Terry Sanford in 1960, says he has not decided whether to seek the Democratic nomination in 1964. He denies rumors he supports Henry Jordan of Cedar in the next year's race.
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Kennedy Presides in Senate for the First Time
Washington AP report says Sen Ed ward M Kennedy D Mass presided over the Senate on Tuesday for the first time as his brother the President faced a rules debate. He sat while Sen A Willis Robertson D Va spoke against rule revisions with few senators present.
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Kennedy's Europe trip may broaden beyond Italy
Washington sources report that President Kennedy’s invitation to visit Italy may expand to include other European nations. While officials say the plan calls for Italy only, diplomats expect possible talks with French President de Gaulle or a meeting with Soviet Premier Khrushchev during a European stop.
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Kennedy Budget Aims for Great Smoky Park Funds
President Kennedy asked Congress to provide 2 006 900 for the Great Smoky National Park for the next fiscal year an increase over the prior request He also sought 1 million for the Foothills Parkway in Tennessee plus 813 500 for roads and trails 90 400 for buildings and utilities and 1 163 000 for operation and maintenance The plan includes 90 400 for a warehouse addition at headquarters 26 500 for three comfort stations at Elkmont 9 600 for sewer extension 10 900 for picnic area work 13 800 for water system extension and 7 400 for grounds improvement The roads and bridges program lists 52 500 for Elkmont road spur work 11 000 for bridge rebuilds at Cataloochee and Mingus Creek and 750 000 for a 5 mile roadway project in the Cataloochee area The Foothills Parkway funds cover slope stabilization from Little River to Station 332 totaling 500 000.
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S C Officials Less Than Optimistic In Gantt Case
South Carolina will ask the U S Supreme Court to overturn a Fourth Circuit decision admitting Harvey B Gantt to Clemson College as a transfer student The state hopes to halt the order while student leaders at Clemson urge calm and predict no violence despite the historic case involving race and segregation
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