UNC Officials Clash With HEW Over New Guidelines
North Carolina leaders respond to HEW higher education rules tied to the 1964 Civil Rights Act. President Friday criticizes contradictions while Gov. Hunt and state boards demand federal approval for campus changes including admissions and curriculum. The plan pressures racial duality and merit based progress across UNC system campuses.
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Belize Independence Sparks Caribbean Alignments and Tensions
A regional conflict over Belize pits Guatemala against Britain with Cuba backing Belize and Panama supporting independence. Guatemala severed relations with its neighbor on May 19 amid troop buildup and naval moves, while Britain stationed a frigate as talks in Washington cooled but not ended tensions.
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High Point Growth Pushes Toward 40 Stores and Expanded Warehousing
High Point retail and manufacturing expansion unfolds as Food World aims for its 40th unit by year end 1978 with four new stores and a 40 000 square foot warehouse addition. Local firms line up new showrooms and plant proposals while city officials study water and sewer upgrades to support growth. Five doctors join High Point Memorial Hospital. a tragic assault in Myrtle Beach prompts a community fund for Patricia Curry.
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Carl Albert’s Persian Rug Finds New Owner in Vance Office
Ex Speaker Carl Albert gave up many gifts at retirement but keeps a prized 59 by 91 inch Persian rug. The rug valued at $600 ended up on Secretary Cyrus Vance’s floor, a transfer he objects to though allowed by law. The State Department says Vance may place it on official floor space. Albert complains via a phone call from McAlester Oklahoma that the rug was a sentimental possession.
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Television violence debate and rug gifting note
The State Department hints at a solution to display a gift rug in federal space once used by the former Speaker, while a separate memo critiques TV violence showing high school graduates exposed to thousands of murders on screen. The report suggests viewing violence lowers inhibitions and may prompt imitation among children.
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