ROTC Defended As Vital To Civilian Control Of Military
The editorial urges support for ROTC and draft inclusion, arguing civilian control over the military is essential. It cites Defense Secretary Melvin Laird and Col Everett Stoutner, contending critics miss that ROTC nurtures officers and preserves national defense. The piece warns against abolishing drafts, noting the danger of creating a Prussian-style military elite and stressing ROTC's usefulness and need for improvement.
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Col
Everett Stoutner
Pentagon
ROTC
Defense Department
Laird
Rustin urges real-world standards over soul courses
Bayard Rustin told the American Jewish Committee in New York that educators should stop capitulating to what he called the stupid demands of Negro students. He argued discipline and remedial schooling matter, while warning that integration shocks some black students. He cited dormitory and program demands as easy outs and urged longer integration across a couple of generations.
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Nixon
Bayard Rustin
Rustin
American Jewish Committee
New York
Austin
Nixon Court Looms as Nixon Plans Supreme Court Nominations
Editorial argues President Nixon will nominate four justices including a Chief Justice, with Warren retiring mid June. It notes the court’s identity follows its chief and weighs historical limits on court power, Congress attempts, and a looming constitutional convention debate.
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Nixon
Supreme Court
Senate
Earl Warren
United States Supreme Court
Warren Court
Nixon Court
Abe Portas
Alexander M. Bickel
Yale Law School
Justin
White
Stone
C. J
Nixon Backroom Deals and Nuclear Myths Spark Debate
The piece reports on Nixon praising Rep. Ayres for defeating a five year federal aid to education extension, notes the Green backed substitute, outlines bipartisan support and opposition among Dixiecrats, and cites notes on Nixon’s nuclear advantage assessment and memories of De Gaulle. It frames backstage congressional tactics and policy shifts as history in the making.
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Washington
Nixon
William Ayres
Ohio
Bill
Rep. Ayres
Edith Green
Oregon
Ayres
White House
Congress
Green
Johnson
Congressional
D-Ga
Albert’ Quie
R-Minn
Robert ‘Giaima
D-Conn
Giaima
Carl Perkins
O By
HEW
Robert Finch
House Labor and Education Committee
Quie
John Ashbrook
Ohis
Edwin Eshleman
Willem Steiger
Wis
Orval Hansen
Idaho
Erlenborn
John Dellenback
Ore
Marvin Esch
Mich
Jon Clark
Pennsylvania
James Fulton
John Saylor
Ogden Reid
N.Y
Seymour Halvern
N. Y
Franc Herton
Gilbert Gude
America
Russia
DE Gaulle
Be Gaulle
Bordéaux
Britain
Winston Churchill
FDR
Sol Bloom
New York
United States
Cordell Hull
LBJ
Europe
Ciieby
High Point civic leaders map housing and business growth
Former Mayor Carson Stout and Chamber president Leo Heer visited White House aide Robert J. Brown to push FHA backed plans for 310 moderate income homes in southern High Point and to promote Black Capitalism and local business counseling. They also discussed Connors golf events, Henry Foscue's civic leadership, and a Rotary Club Robbins Tilden Day honoring telephony innovator Robbins Tilden.
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Carson Stout
Leo Heer
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
North Carolina
High Point
Robert J. Brown
White House
Heer
Stout
Greensboro
Atlanta
Atlanta -Fha
Louis B. Haizlip
George E. Freeman
Bob Brown
Nixon
Globe Furniture Company
Globe
Burlington Industries
Henry Foscue
High Point Memorial Hospital
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Raleigh
Charlotte
Exposition
Wrenn Street
Burlington
Herman Bernard
Ttwell
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Hugo L. Black
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Justice M. Harlan
THE
Charles Evans Hughes
Alexander Hamilton
Federalist
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John Marshall
Towa
High Point Enterprise
Ivory
Rob Pont Eaterprise, Inc
TRE Associated Press
Bandas
Mgh Paint
N.C
F. C
Deatera
Ribaters
DR. Rawley Oo
C. BH. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe B
W. Patterso
Richard Gue
Drew Pearson
Senator Soaper
Hare
Robert Herrick
1801
Chuck Connors
Rifleman
Star
Willow Creak
George W. Hutchens
Palm Springs
Connors
Danny Thomas
Doug Sanders
Angel View Crippled Children’s Hospital
Willow Creek
George
Children’s Hospital
William Jarrell
North State Telephone Company
Robbins Tilden
Rotary Club
Robbins Tiden
Wall Net
John Field
Hawaiian Telephone
Pantasis Sachs
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