Letters of praise and concern on HPC stand
A stream of readers from diverse backgrounds laud High Point College president Dr Patton for a firm stand against campus unrest and for academic freedom. Benefactors, alumni, and parents urge steady action to avoid chaos, warn against deferments for rioters, and highlight support from Methodist and civic leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar H. Nease Jr
First United Methodist Church
High Point College
John Diffendal
H. A. Millis
HPC
High Point
Hurdle H. Lea
Vietnam
Protestant Leaders Fly To See Pope
Six Protestant leaders head to Washington for talks with Pope Paul VI and other Catholic officials. The trip aims to push for an integrated national Democratic party and rebuild Southern Democratic strength after Humphrey’s election loss. The delegation plans to consult with Vatican officials and Mississippi leaders on ecumenical questions and party integration.
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New York
Soutestant
Washington
Pres
National Democratic Party
Aaron E. Heathers
National Council of the South
Iscissimni
Bish
Hens Jone Mhoe
Will Account
Episco
Mississippi
Humphrey
National Council
Deep South
South
Christ
Tian Unity
Thurs
Fri
Jty
S C Moves Against Litter Bugs
South Carolina officials launch a dual assault on littering. A legislative resolution urges law enforcement to enforce anti litter laws, and a bill proposes fines of 100 dollars and up to 30 days in jail for trash in open trucks. A softer campaign by state agencies starts April 1 in Richland Greenville Charleston and Greenwood counties to promote neat public spaces.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Purvis W. Collings
Fairfield
J. Clalor Arrants
Kershaw
House Education and Public Works Committee
State Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Richland
Greenville
Charleston
Greenwoud
Collegiants Flocking To Beaches Across Florida
Fort Lauderdale and Daytona Beach welcomed tens of thousands of college students for spring beach gatherings. Police estimated about 10 000 at Fort Lauderdale with expectations to reach 30 000 to 40 000 by next weekend. Daytona Beach officials reported over 40 000 with new anti drinking laws banning all alcohol on the beach year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Fial
Florida
Daytona Beach
Notable Nurses List Honors Greensboro Area Staff
A long roster names nurses linked to hospitals from Rex to Grace and Memorial in multiple cities. It cites nurses paired with doctors and ministers, listing patient origins and institutions such as Watts Hospital, Charlotte Memorial, St. Agnes, and Wilson Memorial. The piece closes urging appreciation for married nurses and their service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Percy Creech
Muriel Strayhorn
Rex, Hospital
Raleigh
W. G. Ball
Patricia Leonardrom
Charlotte
Heritage
Clarke Gillis
Glenda
Hamlet Hospital
Edward J. Moser
Ida Haywood
St. Agnes
William C. Robards
Joyce Odom
The
Police Department
Ronald E. Rodden
Judith Curran
Concord
Mass
James D. Cecil
Beverly Perry
N. ©. Baptist Hospital
Simon Juska
Ethelyn Watford
Lee’s
Ellsworth Larson
Louise Tatkerton
Portsmouth
T. H. Coleman Jr
Doris Jones
Watts Hospital
Durham
Don H. Jollay
Virginia
Roanoke Rapids
James E. Nicholson
Sandra Clark
Rochester
N. Y
Sechrest
Howard Douglas
Jean Hooks
Wilson
John W. McKeel
Evelyn Smoot
Charlotte Memorial
Richard M. Tuttle
Phyllis Davis
St. Leo’s
C. M. Burrows
Argie
Wesley Long Hospital
Coin Shop
Glenn Farr
Martha Hodges
Frazier-Ellis Hospital
Alabama
Harned Hobbs
Jean Medina
Winston-Salem Hospital
Cris Lingerfelt
Nina McFalls
Grace
Morganton
Charles McPherson
Joanne Laftin
Wilmington, Delaware
G. Musselman
Ruby Ferrell
Montgomery, W. Va
Ronald
North Carolina campuses praise Nixon on campus unrest
NC university leaders back Nixon stance that disturbances be handled locally with federal aid tied to student convictions. Duke official Ashmore supports the moral appeal against violence, while UNC leaders stress local handling and limits on federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Nixon
Frank L. Ashmore
Duke University
William Friday
Consolidated University of North Carolina
San Clemente
Calif
Ashmore
teJm M. Knight
University of Who
Chapel Hill
J. Carlyle Sitterson
Hopkins
Pate Naa
Duke
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Lettens
Allen H. Sims
Gastonia
Brevard College
Moe Goldman
Atlanta
Humanies Foundation
Dr. Patton
Frederic C. Lott
Sweetwater, N. J
John D. Eakes
Arlington
Southern Party
S.C
Jet
Norfolk
Piedmont
Memphis
N.C
Douglas
Wurlitzer
Pearson i Music Co
Main St
Chicago
Eastern
Winston-Salem
Don Gilstrap Inc
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