Senate Race Shapes North Carolina Choice This Weekend
The Enterprise weighs in on the U S Senate contest as voters prepare for the upcoming weekend and November election. It endorses Democrat Everett Jordan and Republican James C Johnson Jr noting Jordan’s seniority chairing the Rules Committee and Johnson’s reformist, pragmatic approach.
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United States Senate
B. Everett Jordan
Nick Galifianakis
House of Representatives
Eugene Grace
Durham
Joe R. Brown
Greensboro
William H. Booe
Charlotte
Jesse Helms
Raleigh
James C. Johnson Jr
Concord
Enterprise
Jordan
Johnson
Everett Jordan
Senate
Sam Ervin
Ervin
North Carolina
Sen. Ervin
Jim Johnson
Sen. Jordan
State House of Representatives
Cabarrus County
Keeping Us Awake and Highway Advertising
A critic notes a subtle campaign by outdoor advertising interests to shape highway views. The piece mocks planted editorials arguing billboards prevent driver drowsiness while praising a balance of arene scenes over roadside clutter and bluntly admits tradeoffs between states.
Rights Of Prisoners Spark Post Trial Hearing
A Harrisburg Seven post trial hearing weighs defense claims that letter smuggling convictions against Father Philip Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAlister violate rights. The case highlights prisoner mail censorship and ongoing moves toward a standard prisoner bill of rights.
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Harrisburg
Sheldon Moody Smith
National Review
Philip Berrigan
Elizabeth McAlister
Henry Kissinger
F.B.I
Boyd F. Douglas Jr
Ramsey Clark
FBI Files Expose Hoover Era Snooping Across Elite
An op-ed exposes extensive FBI surveillance under J Edgar Hoover targeting public figures from film and sports to black leaders and journalists. It cites files on Marlon Brando, Muhammad Ali, Martin Luther King Jr. widow Coretta Scott King, I F Stone, and others, noting intrusions into sex life, political activity, and personal affairs. It questions federal reach over private matters and highlights a pattern of aggressive scrutiny amid rising crime and drug debates.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
Hoover
Marlon Brando
Harry Belafonte
Joe Namath
Lance Rentzel
Joe Louis
Muhammad Ali
Ralph Abernathy
Roy Innis
Martin Luther King Jr
Coretta King
Coretta Scott King
Oleg D. Kalugin
Connecticut Avenue
N.W
Washington, D.C
Kalugin
Hollywood
New York
Los Angeles
Lyndon Johnson
America
Fiedler Case Sparks Debate on Democracy and University Role
The column reviews the Fiedler arrest and conviction for marijuana in a campus home and scorches the idea of individual “aristocracy of conscience.” It argues democracy, law, and university governance require responsible management and reject anarchy or “I am the law” defiance.
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Leslie A. Fiedler
The
State University At Buffalo
H. Buswell Roberts
Fiedler
Margaret
Roberts
Benedetto Croce
Eugene V. Rostow
Yale Law School
The Kissinger Kapers and the Two Presidents Theory
A columnist questions White House claims on Henry Kissinger s whereabouts and proposes multiple double or swapped identities as explanations. The piece trends toward skepticism of presidential truthfulness and suggests cross verification via independent reports from Beijing Moscow Paris Hanoi. The tone is satirical and conspiratorial about Nixon Kissinger disclosures.
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George Washington
White House
Henry Kissinger
Pakistan
Peking
Paris
Kissinger
Nixon
Camp David
Moscow
George Ee
Kissinger Kapers
Henry
Mr. Nixon
Chou En-Lai
le Due Tho
Leonid Brezhnev
Jill
Jill St. John
Europe
China
France
Russia
Bonn
Hanoi
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