Moore warns ECC bid would destroy North Carolina higher education
Gov. Dan Moore in his third major speech to the 1967 North Carolina General Assembly urged denying East Carolina College independent university status. He warned it would ruin the one university concept, undermine the State Board of Higher Education, and bring educational chaos. He suggested delaying action on reducing UNC system trustees and restoring funds for the Durham Law School program.
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Raleigh
Dan Moore
North Carolina General Assembly
East Carolina College
ECC
Moore
State Board of Higher Education
General Assembly
Akes
Bane Tees
Consolidated University of North Carolina
North Carolina College Law School
Durham
Moore Long
University of North Carolina
Charlotte College
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Bailey in Florida for Coppolino murder case
The Great Defender F Lee Bailey maintains a Marshfield Massachusetts home and Boston offices while likely being in Florida in April to counsel Dr Carl Coppolino on a murder charge. He is noted for acquittals in wife murder cases and a Hollywood acting offer is mentioned.
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F. Lee Bailey
Marshfield
Mass
Great Defender
Boston
Florida
Carl Coppolino
Sam Sheppard
Albert deSalvo
Goodman
Saturday Review
Bailey
California
Why Easter moves dates and NC camping guide
Easter falls on the first Sunday after the Paschal Moon’s 14th day, the moon is the first after March 21. Earliest date March 22 in 1818, latest April 25 (1943, 2038). Then camping guide: write NC Conservation and Development Commission in Raleigh for a brochure or attend Family Camping Weekend at City Lake May 6-7 hosted by Ray Kisiah.
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World Almanac
Council of Christian Churches
Nicaea
Asia Minor
Merchants Assn
North Carolina
N. C
Mechanicsville origins and dam project details
Mechanicsville formed when 1890s-era outside-the-city workers settled north of High Point to dodge taxes. A newly planned dam will sit about 5 000 feet north of Deep River at Hwy 68, with engineers still sizing the base. Construction may finish by 1970 with a 40 foot maximum depth and a 4.7 million dollar cost.
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Enterprise
M. H. A. J. Ed Millis
Adams- Millis Corp
Sunday Enterprise
High Point
N. Main
Lexington
Mechanicsville
Bill Colonna
Morgan criticizes Moore over ECU independence claim
State Senator Robert Morgan denounced Governor Dan Moore for warning that East Carolina College becoming independent would wreck the one university concept. Morgan recalled the Legislature’s past claim that changing State College’s name to North Carolina State University at Raleigh did not cause problems.
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Raleigh
Robert Morgan
D-Harnett
Dan Moore
North Carolina
East Carolina College
State College
Morgan
North Carolina State University At
Higher Admission Standards Proposed For State Colleges
North Carolina board urges General Assembly to raise admission standards for state supported colleges and universities. It backs higher tuition for out of state students and calls for upgrading five predominantly Negro colleges and expanding community colleges to provide access by 1972. Out of state tuition slated at 500 dollars for four year colleges and 600 dollars for five year colleges.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Board of Higher Education
General Assembly
Dan Moore
Nine School Girls Among 18 Killed In New Orleans Crash
A Delta DC8 training flight crashed near the Hilton Inn by New Orleans International Airport killing 18 people including nine Juda Wisconsin high school students. The jet struck two houses, set flames, and wreckage spread over the area as survivors were treated.
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ED McCusker
New Orleans
Delta Air Lines
New Orleans International Airport
Juda
Wis
Hilton Inn
Juda High School
Wisconsin
Marvin Leonard
Chicago
War Death Toll Sets New Record in Vietnam
Last week saw record casualties with U S forces at 274 dead and Communist forces at 2774 killed. The surge followed the March 21 battle in Tay Ninh Province where over 600 Viet Cong were killed.
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George McArthur
Saigon
U.S
United States
In Drang Valley
Vietnam
Tay Ninh
North Carolina Senate committee approves abortion bill
The Senate Judiciary II Committee in Raleigh voted to liberalize abortion laws with safeguards. The substitute measure would allow abortions to protect a pregnant mother's health or when severe fetal defects are likely, or pregnancy results from rape, with residency and written consent requirements.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Senate
Judiciary II Committee
Jack White
Cleveland
Senate
White
John J. Burney
New Hanover
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