Academic world alarmed by North Carolina speaker ban
North Carolina educators and administrators express frustration and alarm over the 1963 gag law limiting speaker access at state supported colleges. They criticize the method of enactment, fear harm to academic freedom, and note lack of gubernatorial advocacy for repeal or amendment.
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William A. Shires
Raleigh
North Carolina
Consolidated
University of North Carolina
Robert W
Bob) Scott
Discrimination Charged at University Hospital
The Freedom Committee leader accused UNC officials of racial discrimination at North Carolina Memorial Hospital. He cited lack of Black employees in key areas and limited room options for Black patients. President Friday said the issue was reviewed by trustees and remains with a visiting committee.
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Associated Press
Chapel His Freedom Committee
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
John Dunne
First Baptist
Asheboro
Dunne
William C. Friday
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Friday
Sanford Plans Little Politicking
Governor Terry Sanford says he will spend little time campaigning this year, listing 88 duties from dropout programs to seafood research. He suggested Democratic rivals Beverly Lake Dan K Moore and L Richardson Prever may view his role as a political machine backlash while noting he has many ongoing programs.
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Raleigh
Terry Sanford
Beverly Lake
Dan K. Moore
L. Richardson Prever
Democratic Party
Bert Bennett
Sanford
Luther L. Terry
United States
Marthe
Cus
D. Kogel
Yeshiva Univer
New York
Wena
Racial Demonstrations in Atlanta Lead to 86 Arrested
In Atlanta Sunday large crowds protested segregation as a United Nations anti discriminations group observed. About 86 people, mostly Negro students, were arrested for disorderly conduct with several injuries reported including a Negro inmate's broken leg and a police officer's head injury. The demonstrations centered at Sebs restaurant amid Ku Klux Klan picketing while the UN subcommission watched.
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Atlanta
United Nations
H.A. Wagner
Seb’s
U.N. Sub- Commission
Dick Gregory
U.N. Subcommission On
Ku Klux Klan
Four Ft. Bragg paratroopers charged in Raleigh rape
RALEIGH AP Four Ft. Bragg paratroopers were charged with raping a 19 year old Raleigh woman after forcing her into a car and driving behind a bakery. The suspects are Robert P. Welch John T. Johnston Michael F. Fortien and Kenneth C. Lawson all arrested in Lil lington. The woman Mary Alexander mother of three said she was walking home when approached by one man and forced into the vehicle. Police said she screamed but no one heard and that neither she nor the soldiers were bruised.
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Raleigh
Alexander W
Set
L. B. Council
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