Editorial Irony in Chapel Hill Dilemma Across Campuses
Vermont Royster argues in the Wall Street Journal that demands for separate dorms curricula and standards by black students at Chapel Hill Duke and other universities reflect a reversal of civil rights gains The piece notes Governor Scott action reopening Lenoir Dining Hall under police supervision and warns that university and majority fears of chaos may rise The author also stresses the natural desire for people to be among their own and urges fair accommodation within a unified society
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Vermont Royster
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Wall Street Journal
Royster
Duke University
Robert Scott
Lenoir
General Assembly
Scott
Progress On Cancer Symposium Promises New Treatments
A three day conference of the annual Symposium on Fundamental Cancer Research closed with optimism for progress in curing or controlling cancer. Government scientists reported a potentially more effective drug against solid tumors. Complete remission in acute leukemia noted. Hodgkin’s disease and others show drug responses. Cancer’s reach and death toll grow despite declines in prevalence. The American Cancer Society predicts 615,000 new cases this year amid nearly a million Americans in treatment.
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National Cancer Institute
American Cancer Society
Sunday Sermon A Name In Parentheses
A long sermon reflecting on Barnabas the Encourager from Acts 4 36 and the value of encouragement. It recounts Barnabas aiding Paul, selling property to support the church, and living as a lay worker, urging readers to lift others with kindness and hopeful words.
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Barnabas
Cypris
Mediterranean Sea
Christ
Paul
Heaven
Apostle Paul
Albert Schweitzer
Chicago
Schweitzer
Cer
Rawley Family Names and Newspaper Staff Roles
A line of names including D A Rawley C KR Lockwood David A Rawley Jr Joseph P B Rawley Randall B Terry Jr Holt McPherson ae Brown Patterson 7 v Inol Jr Richard Teague appears with titles Presidene eee Mitg- President View Presidency Secretary Treasurer Batter Executive Editor Advertising Director-Bustivege Manaten Circulation Manager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Rawley
C, KR. Lockwood
David A. Rawley
Joseph Pb, Rawley
Randall B. Terry, JR
Holt McPherson
Ae Brown Patterson
Inol
Richard Teague
Presidene Eee Mitg
View
Presideny Csverysy
Batter
Bustivege Manaten
The Crucial Test for Nixon in Vietnam Policy
Capus Waynick argues the upcoming decisions on Vietnam will define Nixon's presidency. He notes North Vietnam and the Viet Cong push for escalation, the Paris talks show little sign of true peace, and the president must demonstrate strength rather than drift. The piece frames the choice as a pivotal national moment.
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United States
North Vietnam
Nixon
Johnson
South Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
Hawk
Dove
Paris
Nixon urges limited Soviet cooperation on world tensions
Nixon told Congressional leaders behind closed doors he expects degrees of Soviet cooperation to quiet the Middle East and aid a Vietnam settlement, while fearing the Kremlin may do little to head off Berlin trouble. He argued Europe better understood U.S. Vietnam resolve and that the United States cannot abandon South Vietnam. He warned the Pope that pulling out could endanger South Vietnam’s Catholic population. He said De Gaulle showed no anti Americanism, and that no agreements with allies were reached beyond a plan for a four power Middle East conference.
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Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
Vietnam
Kremlin
Berlin
South Vietnam
Pope
Paul VI
Saigon
Mike Mansfield
Senate House
Mansfield
Senate
Europe
Bill Rogers
de Gaulle
Rogers
Czechoslovakia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
House
John McCormack
Everett Dirksen
Washburn Lake proposal frames High Point lake naming
Former mayor Jesse Washburn is praised for initiating water sewer and street projects and is proposed to have a new lake named in his honor. The piece notes his impact on city growth and public works, while detailing land deals in Stokes County tied to urban redevelopment plans and related local civic events.
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Jesse Washburn
Oakview Way
Hubert Bryant
Amos Ragan
High Point
Bryant
Washburn
City Lake Park
Hamilton
Wrenn
South Main Street
Stokes County
High Points
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High Point Enterprise
High x Point
Sappherise, Inc
Malain Point
N. C
Associated Press
Cartier
N.C
Hina Point
High Point Entreprise, Inc
Ward- Griffith Company
National Advertising
By Capus Waynick
Haiphong
New York
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ho Chi Minh
Sueser
Drew Pearson
Gjorning
Delos Hadgecock
Stokes
Forsyth
Guilford
Wocasar, Inc
Winston-Salem
Ervin Industries
Stokes Way
Delos Hedgecock
Central High School
Jerry Shaver
Roger Carrick
State Youth Council
Harvard University
Angier B. Duke
Joe Loveland
Morehead
Steve Peck
Brown University
Shaver
HPCHS
East Green Drive
Springfield Avenue
Gilbert Marsh
Sloan Gibson
State Publicus
Statler-Hilton
Greensboro
Piedmont
Sigma Delta Chi
Jack Adams
Adams
Journalism
Norval Neil Luxlon
UNC
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