Turmoil on Campus Misread by Public Perception
A Southern Education Reporting Service study notes that only about five percent of U S college students are Negroes and most are in segregated or nearly segregated institutions. In leading universities Negro enrollment remains under two percent, while a surge in Black students at some schools shows varied behavior.
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Eastern
A & T University
Cornell
Southern Education Reporting ‘Service
High Point College
My Lady of the Pink
UNC
Chapel Hill
Kennedy squeezed by critics for pushing regulatory woes
The article contends Edward Kennedy risks a negative image by speaking on many issues and now faces pushback from supporters who want protection from common gripes about government agencies. It notes his eagerness for action and suggests his critiques of regulatory bodies may fuel sharper hostility and misinformed backlash.
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Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Exposition Building
Henry Foscue
Hospital
Maryland
Easter Shore
John Mull
Valkyre
W. B. Donald Jr
France faces new era as presidential race ends
Editorial argues France's 1960s era ends with a new president likely Pompidou Poher or Defferre. It notes shifts toward European integration, Bonn Paris dialogue, and closer US collaboration while de Gaulle legacy challenges loom. The piece stresses foreign policy moves from autarky toward supranational cooperation and market integration.
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Saan
France
Georges Pompidou
Alain Poher
Gaston Defferre
DE Gaulle
Adenauer
Germany
Bonn
Paris
The
Elysee
Supreme Court ethics step toward federal judiciary code
Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson report Chief Justice Earl Warren is quietly backing a plan to draft a federal judiciary ethics code. A May 2 meeting was set for May 24 to begin drafting, aiming for a standard before Warren’s retirement next month.
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Supreme Court
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Earl Warren
Warren
Cancer Crusade ends with Burris pledge and local fundraisers
Jack Burris vows to donate the final 9000 of 20000 to cap the Cancer Crusade if 17000 is raised by July. Crusade leaders push on with efforts, while a separate NC bank event features a colorful fashion show to boost community support. Police authorize added security after a rough ER night at High Point Memorial Hospital amid disruptive visitors.
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Associated Press
Pally
Omiya
AP News
Toe Post
Ee Point
N.C
High Point
Geaiere Vand
Tage
Jack Burris
Cancer Crusade
Cancer Fund
Crusade
Jordan Washburn
Burris
Florida
High Point Memorial Hospital
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