Governor Moore Opposes New Medical School at East Carolina
Governor Moore states opposition to establishing a medical school at East Carolina College. He argues North Carolina already has three four year medical schools and a two year program would lead to costly expansion, risking the quality of existing institutions. He urges strengthening current schools instead of proliferation.
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Dan Moore
East Carolina College
North Carolina
Duke University Medical School
Wake Forest Medical School
Chapel Hill
Medical Center
Stu Mission
East Carolina
Association of American Medical Colleges
Greenville
Gov. Moore
Johnson
State Employment Office
ESC
Ralph Miller
Johnsons dogmatic approach disrupts policy amid opposition
President Johnson reverses a decision on minting $45 million silver dollars six days after ordering the move amid congressional uproar. He had also reversed a Veterans Administration hospital closure under similar pressure, signaling a pattern of hardline leadership and limited debate within the White House.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Johnson
White House
Congress
Veterans Hospitals
Veterans Administration
White Dog House
Treasury
Life Extension Hopes Rise From Medical Advances
A seminar by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development suggests average life expectancy could reach 81 years if cancer and heart disease are conquered. Dr. Robert R. Forman at Western University discusses aging as a treatable condition and views ongoing medical research as key to extending lifespans beyond current limits.
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United States
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Kohn
Robert R
Albert I. Lansing
University of Pittsburgh
Forman
Ponce de Leon
Erhard’s Americanization Shapes German Politics and Links to Europe
Editorial traces Ludwig Erhard’s shift toward an American stance after World War II. It notes his push to end rationing, reaffirmed Atlantic Alliance loyalty, and aims to strengthen ties with the United States and Britain while delaying a NATO showdown with France. It also highlights his private visit to Columbia University and prep for talks with De Gaulle in Bonn ahead of elections.
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Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Erhard
Hig
United States
School of Economics
Munich University
Germany
Lucius
de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Ger
Action Committee For A United States of Europe
Europe
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
New York
Atlantic Alliance
Britain
France
NATO
London
Financial Times
Frhard
Columbia University
Johnson
Rusk
Bonn
America
State liquor sales spark tax and market debate across cities
A sprawling discussion vs. wets and drys questions whether legal booze will raise taxes or affect local economies. The piece notes market timing, urban impact, and broader questions about growth, employment, and civic priorities amid diverse regional interests.
Letter from a High Point reader on ABC stores and alcohol policy
A reader urges voting against ABC liquor stores in High Point arguing legal sales curb bootlegging and protect families. They criticize moralists and call for parental guidance, church teaching, and personal responsibility to counter alcohol harm.
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Jamestown
High Point
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Joey
Ate
Ane
Tay
ABC
Frank Crane
U.S.A
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