Education Politicalization Via Monolithic Schemes
Dr. Logan Wilson warns that higher education faces a trend toward monolithic, politically influenced control. He cites the Educational Compact and joint private ventures as accelerating centralization, risking a future where private schools decline and external agencies dominate curricula and governance. He insists education and morality underpin free government and flag potential costly shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Wilson
UNCCH
University of Texas
American Council of Education
Sanford
Balance Of Power Reflections From Colton To Wilkins
Walter Colton the 19th century publisher is cited on power noting it can kill as easily as it can elevate, and that unlimited power corrupts. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP criticizes Black Power as a term and argues power must be virtuous and nonracial. Goethe is invoked on misjudged genius and its remorse.
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Walter Colton
California
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Wilkins
Goethe
Elwood
Billy Plummer
Dick Young
The
Sheraton
Col. Wescott Roberson
Arthur Kirkman
George T. Penny
Lee Overman
Editorial on Space Exploration Strategy for 1970s
Editorial argues NASA faces a decision on post Apollo goals by 1970 amid tight schedules and rising costs. It notes Soviet progress in Venus and Mars probes, warns of budget limits, and cites a NAS space board plan prioritizing unmanned Mars before Moon and Venus, with deeper planetary exploration later.
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America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
James E. Webb
NASA
Senate
Space Agency
Venus
National Academy of Science Space Science Board
Mars
Moon
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto
High Point Enterprise staff and masthead details
The High Point Enterprise lists editors and staff roles including B Terry Jr Joseph P Bawley McPherson Brown Patterson Jr LoFlin and the circulation manager, with address 206 307 North Main Street High Point. The note reflects the paper's publication identity as an independent daily and Sunday morning edition established in 1884.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, le
B. Terry
Joseph P. Bawley
McPherson
BROWN
Enaging, Beer , Patterson, JR
Loflin
N.C
Tae Cine
Gene Senataes
High Point
N. C
Inde Rae Homeratere
High Point Fenter Inc
Johnson decides on bombing North Viet Nam oil depots
Drew Pearson outlines how President Johnson weighed options to bomb Hanoi and Haiphong targets. Key factors included civilian casualties, Soviet ships at Haiphong, allied views, and avoiding Chinese retaliation while pursuing military goals.
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Washington
Johnson
Hanoi
Haiphong
Goldberg
Thant
United Nations
Ho Chi Minh
U Thant
North Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Harold Wilson
England
LBJ
Wilson
Britain
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
China
Shanghai
Peking
United States
Kosygin
Russia
U. S
High Point confronts power franchise choices and city planning
The High Point city council weighs whether to take over Duke Power distribution before the 1969 franchise expiry or renew for up to 60 years. City leaders seek fair rates and reliable service, balancing utility pricing with public policy and long-range growth.
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High Point
Duke Power Company
Duke
Utilities Commission
Stout
Council
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Soviet Union
High Point Enterprise
Sueer
Associated Press
Drew Pearson
National Security Council
State Department
Rusk
Arthur Goldberg
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
McNamara
Haiphong Harbor
Moscow
Medicare
Laverne H. Wood
High Point Memorial Hospital
George Leverett
Puerto Rico
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