South's Solid Growth Bright Spot in Nation
Roger J. LaRoche of the Census Bureau notes the South added about one million people via immigration in the first seven and a quarter years of the decade, while the North Central states lost a similar amount. Personal income rose across southern states with North Carolina at 18.3 percent to 2.3 billion and Texas at 5.7 billion, marking a clear upward regional trend despite a rough February nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger J. LaRoche
Miami Field
U.S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
South
North Central States
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
South Carolina
Texas
Who's in Charge Here in a National Constitutional Crisis
The piece outlines a multi branch power struggle among Congress, the Supreme Court, and the White House. It cites Senate assertions of treaty powers and advise consent, judicial review of Congress governance, and presidential military actions without formal declarations, urging a clear national direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Supreme Court
Truman
Greece
Korea
Eisenhower
Lebanon
Kennedy
Cuba
Vietnam
Johnson
Gulf of Tonkin
Congress
Nixon
United States
Congressional Preserve
Adam Clayton Powell
House
Judicial Branch
National Security
Editorial Research Colleges And Mobs
A survey by The Chronicle of Higher Education notes about 70 universities and numerous junior colleges seek new presidents amid resignations and campus unrest. Crises at Swarthmore and Columbia, fears of leadership loss, and federal policy debates on campus discipline frame a wider warning about higher education's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle of Higher Education
John A. Hannah
Michigan State
Agency For Internal Development
Nixon
John Sloan Dickey
Dartmouth
Courtney C. Smith
Swarthmore
Columbia University
Grayson Kirk
Morningside Heights
Charles G. Dobbins
American Council On Education
Campus unrest and Nazi influence in student groups rise
A 1969 sweeping analysis traces campus revolts to Students for a Democratic Society links abroad and notes President Nixon warns of polarization. It details SDS leadership, legal moves to incorporate, and Nazi revival via the National Youth Alliance led by Carto, with competing student leaders and planned actions at multiple universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Students For A Democratic Society
Germany
France
SDS
Pearson
Edward Bennett Williams
Washington Law Firm
Youth For Wallace
Willis Carte
National Youth Alliance
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
UCLA
Los Angeles
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
NVA
Conley’s
Monroeville
NYA
John Acord
Dennis McMahon
Louis Andrews
Carto
Pat Tifer
Wayne State
Pittsburgh
Pick-Roosevelt Hotel
Tifer
Imperium
NYA Jeaders
Massachusetts
Harvard
Wallace
Traffic hazards and a mixed bag of regional news events
A composite page notes a fatal crash with an unyielding emphasis on speed and alcohol. It then reports on a new automated milk plant site at I 85 and W Green Drive, followed by honors for German industry visitor Karl Kort and Dr Robert A Ross as new president of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Other items cover YMCA and Y activities, a first woman director for the SFMA, Rotary assembly, and local arts concerts and music festivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Atlantic’and Pacific Tea Company
I-85
W. Green Drive
Carolinas
Virginia
Robert A
Daddy” Ross
Department of
U. N. C. Medical School
Chapel Hill
American College of Obstetricians
Daddy Ross
Robert T. Amos Jr
Bal Harbour
Fla
Ross
State Medical Society
Duke's Medical School
Carolina Medical School
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Mary Henkel
Henkel- Harris Co
Winchester
SFMA
79Th Rotary District
Jamestown
New City Hall
Jaycees
Sedgefield Country Club
Charles L. Moore
Gary D. Walker
Clark-Hutchins
Akers Hutchings
Gilbert Clark
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Disie
Southland
D.J.R. Bruckner
Los Angeles Times
Joshua Lederberg
Stanford University
Lederberg
Robert H. Finch
U. S. National Student Association
U. S. District Court
Washington
House Committee On Internal Security
UN- American Activities Committee
Mule Ad Bray
THE
High Point Entrapr Prise
Malin Street
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Lyr
Ima
Ated
USA
N. C
Wien Point
High Point Enterprise, Inc
D. A. Rawley
C. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Joseph P. BA
Randall B. Trary, JR
Holt McPherson
Brown
Edith Green
D-Ore
Nizon
New Left
Radical Right
Adolf Hitler
George Wallace
S. J. Tonsor
University of Michigan
Mark Rudd
Columbia
Alabama
American University
George Washington University
Williams Firm
Hank Topper
Cathryn Wilkerson
Andrew St. John
Wallace Youth Movement
Laat
Wayne State University
Detroit
Willy Korf
Kehl
Luther H. Hodges
Kort
Europe
Robert A. Culler
International Ymca Committee
Guy Kinney
National Council
Carolinas Council of Ymcas
Charlotte
W. T. Amaker
Bob Culler
Max Doake
Community Concert Association
Baker
Wesley Memorial
Winston-Salem Symphony Association
John Juele
Sheldon Morgenstern
Guilford College
Robert W. Conner
Grimes
Taylor
Vail
Tryon
George
Cliffside
Willis
Fairview
Hulda
Hilltop
Amos
Cross
Elizabeth
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