Responsibility Emphasis Redirects Foreign Policy Howl
Observers urge sharper push over attacks on US embassies abroad. The piece argues for firm action including closing embassies, demanding apologies and protection, insisting responsibility from host nations and a tougher American stance.
High Point College Selected for AHF Leadership Program
The American Humanities Foundation chose High Point College for a leadership program highlighting human leadership, faculty, field trips, and library resources. The faculty and trustees unanimously backed the proposal, with formal approval expected at the next board meeting. Dr. Weaver Marr will direct the fall initiative, reinforcing the college’s role among 318 seeking bases.
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Editorial Research Church And State In Education Landmark Case
The Maryland case brought by the Horace Mann League and 13 Maryland residents challenges state aid to education and church-state separation. If it reaches the U S Supreme Court it could set a broad precedent affecting federal and state educational funding. The administration’s 1 3 billion education bill, reported March 2, aims to advance funding while avoiding church-state disputes, with a final ruling potentially clarifying procedural flaws.
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Nixon’s Strategizing for 1966 and 1968 GOP Direction
Nixon pursues a broader plan to bid for the Republican presidential nomination while shaping 1966 House race prospects and building delegate strength for a 1968 GOP convention. He targets foreign affairs and Viet Nam policy, aligns with the Eastern Establishment, and backs Congressional hopefuls with funding.
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High Point College wins national professorship selection
Vernon High Pointers applaud Rev Thomas Haggai for securing High Point College as a base for the American Humanics Foundation professorship in youth service leadership. Dr H Roe Bartle of the AHF led weekend talks, inviting the college to host the post after selection from 318 colleges. The event included praise for the college and its leadership, with President Patton inviting Bartle as May commencement speaker.
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Letters to The Editor on By-Pass and alcohol stance
Andrew Talbert and the Youth Fellowship of Oak Hill Friends Meeting express views on public policy. The letter advocates bypassing interstates and criticizes censorship while opposing beverage alcohol, urging High Point voters to reject alcohol referendums.
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