Sins Sit Editorial on Higher Education in North Carolina
An editorial discusses imbalances between state supported and private colleges in North Carolina. It notes 5 000 vacancies in 41 private institutions and possible 10 000 empty spaces, while public campuses see enrollment rises due to cheaper tuition. Private colleges face deficits up to 2 million dollars and may close without aid. a proposed flexible state aid program mixes grants loans and funding. The board urges economies and curriculum improvements, with high Point College cited as financially stable.
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Tenoct
Higher
Carolina
Orig of
Usity of
North Carolina
Mber
Olina University
Greenville
Charles Phillips
Guilford” County
State Board
High Point College
Spring Is Here Leaping Time for minds oo
The piece notes spring arrived at 1:38 this morning and describes how people feel hopeful as nature blooms and swallows return. It reflects on spring’s impact on morale and the sense of renewed vigor despite ongoing winter discouragements. Easter is seen as a forthcoming milestone and a reason to attack problems with vigor.
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St. ‘Patrick’s
Capistrano
St. Joseph’s
The Problem of Job and the Mystery of Suffering
The essay argues that good people suffer, citing Job as a model of faith amid adversity. It contends life’s trials forge character, noting biblical figures and leaders who accepted pain as part of divine will, and cites President McKinley’s death as a nation’s penitent moment.
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Golgotha
Green Bay Tree
Jeremiah
Prophet
Job
McKinley
Tribute to Whitney M. Young Jr. Leader Lauded at Funeral
CAPUS WAYNICK recalls Whitney M. Young Jr. director of the Urban League who died at 49 during a visit to Africa. He notes Young’s influence in New York and his aim to secure Smith Richardson Foundation support. President Nixon attended the Lexington service. Young’s legacy as a calm, decisive leader is praised.
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Capus Waynick
Lexington
Nixon
Whitney M. Young Uy
Urban League
Atlantic Ocean
Africa
Mr. Young
New York City
Smith Richardson Foundation
Adlai Stevenson recollects friendship across racial lines
He recalls a raggedy prejudiced white Alabama student who became close friends until the man invited him to be best man at his wedding. The last meeting was in New York at a dinner for Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s memory, presided by Adlai Stevenson, with O Arthur Kirkman present. He valued him as a superior, nonviolent force in society.
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Job
Christ of God
Alabama
New York
Franklin’ D. Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
O. Arthur Kirkman
Uriele
Tom
Behind SST Lobbying Washington Backstage Pressure Exposed
Investigative findings reveal White House aides and top officials helping private SST lobbyists push a 1.3 billion government subsidy. A secret eight floor hideaway hosts strategy mapping with a 350 thousand dollar lobbying effort involving contractors unions and White House staffers.
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Washington
White House
Sub Rosa
Nixon
Capitol
Tam
Congress
Lobbyists and congressmen targeted in SST pressure plan
A leaked list shows 49 key Congressmen named for high pressure lobbying by corporate groups on the SST issue. Names include Rep. Henry Gonzalez, Rep. Bill Young, Rep. Otte Pike, Rep. Tom Railsback, Rep. Silvio Conte, Rep. Ray Madden, and Rep. Edward Roush, with firms Ling-Temco-Vought, Fairchild Hiller, Rockwell, Boeing, and North American cited as pressuring actors.
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Ling- Temco-Vought
Henry Gonzales
D-Tex
San Antonio
Fairchild Hiller
Bill Emerson
Bill Young
R-Fla
Young
North American
Rockwell
Doc Watson
Boeing
Don Bale
Brian Tennant
Tom Railsback
R-Tll
Volpe
Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
Eid Ashieman
R.pa
Ray Madden
D-Ind
Edward Roush
Ying-Temeo- Vought
Debut 72 promo sparks High Point furniture push
The piece outlines Debut 72 as a major furniture industry promotion with previews planned for April markets. Exhibitors install 14 rooms and other displays across the Exposition Building complex, aiming to draw immense consumer interest for a September launch.
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J. D. Meadows
World
Exposition
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R-Va
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Achatz
Ross
Charles E. Hayworth
Southern Furniture Club
William M. Blanton
J. F. Lynch
Leo J. Heer
Virginia Jackson
Southern Furniture Clubs
J. C. Morgan
Jamaica
Boyhond
Lex Ray
Dave Phillips
American Cancer Society
State Medical Society
Raleigh
Hayworth
Pat Brown
Phillips
W. P. Hinson
Governor’s. Mansion
Randall B. Terry Jy
Spain
Algiers
Morraco
Madrid
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Charles Selecman
U. S. Industries
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Mr. Jeans
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Floyd Mehan
USI
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