Graduation Speech Defends Liberalism Amid Campus Debate
Chancellor Caldwell spoke to about 1 570 graduates at North Carolina State about academic freedom and free speech. He argued the university tradition protects free minds and resists censorship while noting the state law restricting certain speakers on state campuses. He urged open inquiry and defended diverse political views as essential to true liberalism. Replicating the ceremony, degrees and honorary doctorates were awarded at Reynolds Coliseum.
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Gibsonville fire department defense sparks local clash
Gibsonville Mayor Melvin Randolph defended the fire department for not fighting a home fire outside town limits on May 21. He said the property owner Floyd Gibson Jr. had only an 18 month contract for town protection and that services could not be extended to nonpaying residents. The mayor noted prior free service had ended with the 1960 contract and cited laws guiding responses to fires beyond town boundaries.
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Cape Agulhas Earns Title as Southernmost Point
The Cape Agulhas lies 32 miles farther south than the Cape of Good Hope, joining the Atlantic and Indian Oceans and earning the distinction as Africa's southernmost point.
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