Record total for Journalism Foundation checks at UNC
Check presented to the Journalism Foundation at the University of North Carolina totaled 21 830 60 last year, a new record per Donald J. Chipman of the Winston Salem Journal. A 17 204 71 check was directed to the journalism school for scholarships, fellowships, the library, and publications.
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Journalism Foundation
University of North Carolina
Donald J. Chipman
Winston-Salem Journal
Founon
Journalism
Wayne Danielson
Danielson
School of Journalism
Foundation
Approval Seen For N C Spa
North Carolina seeks House subcommittee approval for Cape Lookout National Seashore to join two existing seashore recreation areas spanning 128 miles along the outer banks. President Johnson and state leaders back the plan as Carteret County officials and Rep. Henderson prepare the delegation led by Beaufort’s former mayor W E Piggy Potter.
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Beaufort
N.C
North Carolina
Cape Lookout National Seashore
Washington
House
Subcommittee On
Senate
North Carolna
President Johnson
Carteret County
Congress
W. E. (Piggy) Potter
Dan E. Stewart
Dan Moore
David N. Henderson
Presentation to Senate Subcommittee Directors Involved
The speaker will be directed by the presenting official and the subcommittee members. Also taking part will be a second official who will contribute to the discussion and answer questions.
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Senate
Missionary alleges Indians poisoned for land in Mato Grosso
A Roman Catholic priest in Rio de Janeiro accuses white rubber tappers of poisoning tribes with arsenic in sugar and plots to seize Indian lands between the Xingu and Tapajos rivers. He cites the Tapanhumas as nearly wiped out and warns 35 other tribes face extinction as frontier development proceeds. The Agriculture Minister ordered a commission after reviewing the priest's charges.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Valdemar Weber
Mato Grosso State
Xingu
Tapajos
Agriculture
Ney Braga
Indian Protection Service
Luiz Vinhas Neves
Braga
Neves
Father Weber
Tomato classified as vegetable despite fruit biology
The article notes the tomato is botanically a fruit but legally treated as a vegetable in the United States. It discusses the distinction and its practical implications for cooking and law.
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United States
Bishop Fraser Formally Installed in North Carolina Diocese
The Rt. Rev. Fraser is formally installed as bishop of the 39 county Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina at a Charlotte service. He was ordained in 1941 and has served since 1942, becoming bishop coadjutor five years before taking duties last July after Bishop Baker’s retirement. The installation was conducted by the Rt. Rev. John E. Hines of New York City.
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Episcopal Church
United States
Covenant Presbyterian
Charlotte
Fraser
Diocese of
North Carolina
Op Fraser
Baker
Diocese of ‘North Carolina
Loy
Virginia T Logical Seminary
Interocese of Land
Alexandria
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