UNC System On Dean's List for its First Two Years
President William B. Friday calls the UNC system's first two years a strong B plus as it navigates 16 campuses chancellors and boards amid General Assembly politics. The piece highlights board gains in coordinating budgets desegregation plans and managing medical school expansion while warning of further conflicts over veterinary and law schools and the need for legislators to work with the board.
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William B
University of North Carolina
General Assembly
Friday
Board of Governors
North Carolina
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Board of Higher Education
East Carolina University
Leo Jenkins
Greenville
East Carolina
ECU
William Dees
Dees
ECU Medical School
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Southern Regional Education Board
North Carolina State
University of North Carolina At
Charlotte
North Carolina Central University
Durham
North Carolina Central
North Carolina Central School
Jenkins
Medical School
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
The Right to Reply and a Free Press
The Enterprise supports the Supreme Court ruling against mandatory replies and urges open exchange of ideas. It welcomes responses from any public official or candidate and invites prepared statements, stressing that a free press requires freedom to publish and to receive rebuttals without government-imposed limits.
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Supreme Court
Florida
North Carolina General Assembly
N.C. Press Assn
Assembly
Japan upper house elections set for July seventh
Japanese voters will choose 130 members of the House Councillors in nationwide elections Sunday. Public polls show Premier Kakuei Tanaka’s popularity on par with U.S. President Nixon. The Liberal Democratic Party is expected to retain control, with one half of 252 seats and four vacancies at stake. Opposition, fragmented and lacking unity, faces a tough hurdle under Japan’s single member per constituency plus national list system.
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Kakuei Tanaka
Japan
Nixon
United States
Tanaka
Liberal Democratic Party
LDP
Japan Votes Local Constituencies Amid Inflation Debate
Japan holds local constituency elections with urban voting patterns and a national race where celebrities drive ballots. LDP fields Teru Miyata, dubbed the Japanese Ted Mack, while inflation soars with wholesale up 36 percent and retail 24 percent. The campaign centers on moral education and a planned penal code revision to broaden public offense definitions.
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LDP
Teru Miyata
Ted Mack
Nixon Aide Pushed IRS Audits on White House Targets
Haldeman ordered tax audits on about a dozen White House targets though Treasury officials balked. Mollenhoff and Poliner recall resisting the move while Chotiner pressed for action. Thrower kept data minimal and refused. Pollner shredded the list. Kingsley named as a regulator tied to the Responsiveness program, facing questions about his role and cooperations.
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Washington
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
White House
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Haldeman
Clark Mollenhoff
Mollenhoff
Murray Chotiner
IRS
Randolph Thrower
Thrower
Chotiner
Treasury Department
Martin Poltner
Poltner
New York
Pollrner
Pollner
Poliner
Les Whiten
Atlanta
Martin Palmer
John Dean
Johnnie Walters
Dan Kingsley
Albert Brooke
Senate Commerce Committee
Kingsley
John Mitchell
Fred Malek
Special Prosecutors Office
Mitchel-Haldeman- Malek Troika
Watergate Conspiracy Charges Across Courts
The piece questions why Ehrlichman and co defendants face a federal conspiracy case rather than burglary in California. It notes Fielding’s office burglary and cites Liddy Barker Martinez and Mitchell as examples, arguing for burglary trials in state court and edge of conspiracy rhetoric. It comments on federal versus state jurisdiction and the broader Watergate legal strategy.
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John D. Ehrlichman
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio R. Martinez
G. Gordon Liddy
Democratic National Committee
Liddy
District of Columbia
U.S
Washington
California
Daniel Ellsberg
Ehrlichman and Company
United States District Court
Lewis J. Fielding
Ellsberg
Ehrlichman
Dr. Fielding
Barker
Martinez
C.S.A
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Harrisburg
Henry Kissinger
Untess
Charles Colson
Ehrlichmani
F.B.I
John
Letters to the Editor on Nixon Israel and faith
Eva W. Luther writes that Nixon should back Israel, calling it the chosen nation and urging support over war. She argues Israel broke the veil of the eternal, and that Gentiles gained salvation through its rejection of Jesus, urging love and rightful heritage.
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Israel
Eva W. Luther Randleman
Senator Helms News Releases Sparking Reader Debate
The Enterprise editor urges printing more of Senator Helms news releases to inform skeptical readers who feel the senator’s predictability is unclear. The piece argues that those back home could be enlightened by fuller coverage and direct messaging from Helms.
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Helms
Dr. K
Senator Helms
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