Change In Leadership For The University Of North Carolina
Carlyle Sitterson has given ample notice of his resignation as chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The change takes effect in September 1971 and the university must begin searching for a new chancellor to address enrollment growth and complex administrative challenges across all campuses, with Chapel Hill as the keystone. Sitterson will return to full time teaching as Kenan Professor of History.
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Carlyle Sitterson
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
Tion
Sitterson
Vietnam
University At Chapel Hill
College of Arts and Sciences
William Friday
Kenan
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Orange Day Tensions Rise in Ulster Violence Fears
Historical grievances fuelled by sectarian conflict in Ulster as Loyalist Orangemen prepare for a major Orange Day parade. Catholics face discrimination and hostility with authorities and leaders warning of possible renewed bloodshed amid calls to cancel marches.
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Ireland
G. K. Chesterton
Henry VIII
Northern Ireland
Ulster
All Ireland
Londonderry
Bernadette Devlin
Belfast
Orange Order
William of Orange
James II
Boyne River
James
William
England
Battle of
Boyne
Order
Republic of Ireland
Great Britain
James Chichester- Clark
NATO
Orangemen
A Jungle A Call to Clean Up High Point Crime
CAPUS WAYNICK argues High Point faces rising crime and lax penalties. He cites thefts especially of car and home break-ins, narcotics, and envisions stronger law enforcement and community action to curb criminal activity and environmental decay.
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High Point
Nixon sees looming economic upturn before November
President Nixon told GOP leaders behind closed doors that an economic upturn is likely by September or October, despite uncertainty. He and adviser Paul McCracken say inflation and deficits are being managed, with wage and price controls rejected except in war economies. The article also notes Tricia Nixon’s discreet tutoring work in Washington.
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Nixon
White House
Paul McCracken
McCracken
Spiro Agnew
Is God Two Faced Sermon On Gods Goodness And Severity
A preacher argues Romans I 22 shows gods nature is both good and severe. He cites science and daily life to illustrate divine order and universal laws. He warns careless action harms others and notes more than fifty thousand deaths yearly from cars.
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God
Enterprise Moving to New Plant on Church Street
The Enterprise relocates its offices and production to a new plant on Church Street with the Thomasville Times sharing facilities. The move from the 1935 home in the Terry Building aims to improve efficiency ahead of an October National Newspaper Week opening.
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Main Street
Enterprise
Church Street
Terry
North Main
Thomasville Times
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High Point Enterprise
By Capus Waynick
Sam-Boy
Nixons
By Jack Anderson
Tricia
Washington
Merry
NEA, Tc
MGM
St. Paul
Apostle
THE
High Point Aprise, Inc
North Main Street
N. C
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Joseph F.rawley
Randall B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
G. W. Patterson, JR
W. W.idol,jr
Richard Teague
Associated Press
N.C
AP News
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Georgia
Katherine Winterburger
Penn Central
New York
Ian G. Koblick
David E. Maas
Virgin Islands
Tektite II
Kobrick
General Electric
Great Lameshur Bay
St. John Island
Virgin Islands National Park
Tektit 1
Aquanaut Koblick
Camp Cherrie
America
Walter Stanley Baker Jr
Edwin R. Lyon Jr
Phillip V. Mowry
Anthony Ricardo Testino
Harold Wayne Peele
James A. Stowe
Archdale
Robert E. Williams
Lewis E. Williams
Hargrave Military Academy
Chatham
High Point College
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
Baylor University
Williams
Hargrave
Hessie Lou Severt
West Jefferson
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