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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1966

Page

3

University faces student unrest and new faculty rapport

Dr. Charles Muscatine heads a nine member committee seeking better faculty student rapport at a large university. He spoke at a news conference about the free speech movement that sparked two years of student demonstrations including a sit in at the university administration. The committee plans an early report to the academic senate and outlines education reforms and funding suspensions pending a board establishment.

Charles Muscatine S Mo

Thurmond Opposes School Regulations

Sen. Strom Thurmond urged President Johnson to withdraw approval of school desegregation regulations issued by the Department of Welfare. He argued the rules exceed the Civil Rights Act and constitutional powers, threaten federal funding leverage, and replace free choice with forced integration.

Washington Strom Thurmond R-S.c Johnson Thurmond Hee Ek Ceaat Department of Welfare

NLRB Orders Man Rehired With Back Pay

The NLRB trial examiner ruled J. L. Smith was fired August 14, 1964 for violating company rules during no active campaign and not for union activity. The board cited supervisors questioning his signing up Local 509 Teamsters drivers as evidence.

J. L. Smith NLRB Smith International Brotherhood of Teamsters Helpers of America

Federal guidelines boost school integration debate in Hickory

In Hickory North Carolina officials and HEW lawyer David Barus discuss 1964 Civil Rights Act provisions as they seek clarity on substantial integration standards. Barus says districts must reflect local racial balance with caution that single race schools should not be abolished while Howe notes freedom of choice plans must dismantle dual systems.

Hickory N. C State Superintendent of Public Instruction Charles F. Carroll Carroll Western North Carolina David Barus Department of Health, Education and Welfare Barus Barns Office of Education Harold Howe II U.S

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