UNC Growth Guidelines Are Timely Undertaking
University of North Carolina trustees at Greensboro approved William C. Friday recommendations to broaden graduate and professional education across all four campuses. The plan aims to create colleges of arts and sciences and expand to natural and social sciences, humanities, fine arts and teacher education while coordinating facilities and faculty to handle projected growth to 50,000 students by 1976. Friday’s off campus move for the presidency signals ongoing modernization and a dynamic, growing university system.
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University of North Carolina
Greensboro
UNC
William C. Friday
Raleigh
Science and Technical
Liberal Arts
Chapel Hill
Thes
Friday
Paul Sharp
Ford Inspired Wages Rise Yet Congress Seeks Higher Minimum
A historical note traces Henry Ford’s $5 for eight hours and the subsequent wage ascent, contrasting it with Congress proposals to raise the minimum to $1.40 per hour by February and $1.60 later. The analysis warns that inflationary pressures could offset gains, urging balance between higher pay and market viability.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Congress
Johnson Aims to Curb American Travel Abroad in 1966
Editorial summary notes a foray by the Johnson administration into discouraging U S tourists from traveling overseas to reduce the travel gap. It cites a projected 1966 gap near 2 billion dollars, the growth of European tourism, and debates over restrictions versus education. It warns of impacts on travel and transportation sectors and on lower income travelers.
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Johnson
U.S
U. S
Europe
Mediterranean
State Department
Congress
United States
State
Far West
Dallas Lewis
John Birch Society
Dan Smoot
Pepperdine College
Johnson Eyes FBI Memo On Dodd Probe And Rafferty Funding
President Johnson seeks FBI summaries on Senator Thomas Dodd inquiry and a Hartford mail incident involving columnist Jack Anderson. California education politics reveal Franklin Press printing Rafferty campaign literature and unresolved campaign finance issues with Rafferty and Calvert, prompting a bid to bar funds from publishers.
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FBI
Dodd
Jack Anderson
O’brien
Hartford
Connecticut
Washington, D. C
Senator Dodd
Anderson
California
Franklin Préss
Max Rafferty
Rafferty
Franklin Press
Public Schools of California
Willard Harper
Calvert
Clean-up drive seeks semiannual city effort
Gilbert Marsh and Sloan Gibson Jr co chair a push to make Jamestown’s spring clean up a semi annual drive to ease workloads on overtaxed garbage crews. They envision unattended lots cleaned by owners or city with non cooperating owners paying. They also note garden clubs Jaycees and others joining civic beautification.
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Sloan Gibson Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Jamestown
Tom Ragsdale
Marsh
Gibson
Jaycees
Maryfield
Sky City Shopping Center
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