Klan’s North Carolina Revival Sparks Public Alarm
The Wake County rally by Klan Grand Dragon Robert Jones warned the Klan could elect the next U S president by 1968 and nominate any NC candidate by 1966. The piece compares Klan revival to historic threats and warns of growing influence in North Carolina amid broader social tension.
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Toll Roads Face North Carolina Debate Amid Growth
In Raleigh Gov Moore shows openness to an East toll road while a $300 million highway bond looms. The Greensboro wheel plan links Greensboro to a radiating master system, but local congestion prompts wary, non urgent consideration of toll super roads as a traffic solution.
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Greensboro
Raleigh
Bill Shires
Gov. Moore
James MacLamroc
Lawrence Hancock Remembered for Civic Service and Fortitude
Lawrence H Hancock died Saturday leaving a legacy of civic minded service. He contributed retirement years to city administration and was admired for steadfast principles and unselfish character.
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New York Post to Use Computer Typesetting Amid Labor Ties
Editorial and industry note on automation during the 1962-63 winter strike era. New York Post plans to run computer typesetting starting June 22 after a testing period and labor conflicts with New York Typographical Union No. 6. Union votes, suspensions, and trial publication mark a pivotal shift toward computerized page production while broader papers also explore computer use.
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Civil Rights Act Drives School Desegregation Push
The Education Office enforces integration by fall 1967 under Title VI, linking federal aid to desegregation across grades buses and faculties. Justice Department backing, compliance reports from Southern states, and college fraternity choices shape rapid nationwide movement toward integrated schools.
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Education
Congress
Keppel
Sigma Chi
Denver
Stanford University
Lee Metcalf
Mont
Civil rights battles wrap up as schools face compliance
The Office of Education weighs college fraternity private clubs and the Civil Rights Act while tracking complaints of discrimination in schools. It warns firings of Negro teachers may rise as more Black students move to white schools, and notes private and parochial schools rely on limited federal funds.
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Alabama
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Gan
Wisconsin
California
Lafayette College
Sigma Chi
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Texas
Office of Education Aide
National Defense Cadet Corps
C Potter
Schoo Week
Madras Chief Minister facing language and population battles
In Madras the Chief Minister Sri M Bhakatajatsalam outlines pressure to make Hindi official, while English remains a school language. He cites near 100 percent literacy in the city, rural underdevelopment, and slow family planning progress amid rapid population growth.
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Madras
India
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Bombay
Hospital of Tomorrow by Don Oakley
Dr Henry T Clark Jr outlines a future hospital concept serving communities of seven thousand, with integrated physician offices and public health workers. The model would reduce space and equipment costs, unify drugstore activities, and employ pharmacists on salary to lower patient medical expenses and simplify insurance development.
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