Two Medical Schools for North Carolina Governor Faces Major Health Plan
In a Raleigh speech Governor Scott backs expanding UNC School of Medicine and hints at a new ECU medical school in Greenville. The plan would require about 117 million in new taxes plus 11 million for UNC expansion and over 6 million for ECU, with a long-term funding and planning challenge. Critics warn the ECU project rests on boosterism and risks a fragile political base.
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North Carolina
Scott
UNC School of Medicine
East Carolina University
Greenville
General Assembly
UNC
ECU
Leo Jenkins
Jenking
New Jersey
Jenkins
East
Nixon On Campus Violence Shows Measured Stance
President Nixon releases a middle road statement on campus unrest praising peaceful protest while urging colleges to act decisively. He supports federal penalties but places primary responsibility on administrators and hints at possible federal action to reduce tensions. Dr. Wendell M. Patton of High Point praises academic freedom with responsibility and strong campus discipline.
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Nixon
White House
Wendell M. Patton
High Point
N. C
Eisenhower Through The Eyes Of Drew Pearson
Pearson recalls Dwight D. Eisenhower from 1982 as a cautious, principled leader who avoided trouble, backed civilian control of the military, and shaped policy from World War II to the Cold War era. He notes Ike’s restraint in key events, his alliances with Marshall and Bradley, and his cautious path to the presidency.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army General Staff
D.C
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
District of Columbia
Bay of Pigs
CIA
South Vietnam
Nixon
Supreme Court
Little Rock
Ike
United States
Omar Bradley
George Marshall
Gen. Bradley
Rhine
Bradley
Montgomery
Paris
SHAPE
Republican State Committee
South Carolina
Charleston
Taft
Louisiana
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
James Duff
Pennsylvania
Tice
Chicago
White House
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Rayburn
George Washington
Robert E. Lee
Letter from Henry Belk names potential UNC journalism dean
Henry Belk nominates several NC newspaper figures for UNC Journalism School dean while noting his own disqualifications. Jonathan Daniels, in a closing reply, declines the post as better led by pedagogues than active reporters, praising the current dean’s good work and urging continuation of the present arrangement.
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Tar Heel
Henry Belk
Gosboro
News-Argus
Jonathan Daniels
Pete McKnight
Sar Ragan
Brodie Griffith
Wally Carroll
Bill Snider
UNC Journalism School
John B. Adams
Daniels
Belk
the Goldsboro News-Argus
Henry
North Carolina
School of Journalism
Chapel Hill
Lenoir Chambers
Louis Graves
Louis
Dc Coffin
Raleigh Times
Coffin
Burlington
Louisville Times
Doctors of Philosophy
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News and Observer
House of Cards
Newport News Daily Press
Finch
High Point Prerbrie Etaelaad
Mua
N.C
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall
Terry
Jk. Holt
Joe Brown
Vce
Associated Press
Dally
Cartier
Asgepetered Presse
Wall Ag
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Drew Pearson
F Street Club
Bert McPherson
Cternon
WU Srolae OU
Meg Ouwenn
Berry
Chillingsham
Anguilla
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