Trustee voices concern over vulgar student newspapers
Tom White of Kinston, UNC trustee and public official, says he examined every issue of the Daily Tar Heel and the Technician from January onward and found frequent vulgarity. He urges rebuke but questions harsh tactics, noting campuses have student governments and a 100-member board to handle the issue.
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Tom White
Kinston
UNC
Chapel Hill
Raleigh
Tar Heel
White
Advisory Budget Commission
Consolidated University
Nixon must back jawboning with stronger action against price and wage hikes
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch argues that President Nixon will soon need to confront price makers and wage makers who ignore appeals to curb inflation. It suggests government intervention against specific price and wage increases, beyond mere letters, to sustain wage price stability.
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Nixon
Freeway Route Delays Hurt Milwaukee Area Homeowners
Residents face years of limbo as new freeway paths announce plans and appraisal delays linger. Homes lose value, repairs become uneconomical, and mortgages may exceed final sale worth. County Commissioner Leonard S. Zubrensky proposes a retroactive county claims commission modeled after the state board to offer redress and relief, likely needing legislative action or a constitutional amendment.
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Atty, Leonard
S. ‘Zubrensky
County Claims Commission
State Claims Board
Commission
Zabrensky
Judge Gilliam urges teens to grow up and act responsibly
In an open letter to youths, Judge Gilliam of Denver Colorado Juvenile Court urges teens to quit complaints and take real steps at home and in life. He stresses personal duty, study, work, and contributing time and talents to prevent crime and poverty.
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Gilliam
Denver
Colo
Mary
Bethlehem
Jesus
Christ
Lena Hammer Thacker
President Scales Bans Women From Men’s Dorm Rooms
Gloom swept Baptist Hollow as President Scales announced women may not visit men’s dormitory rooms. From the women’s dorms a somber, mournful sound rose, likened to an Irish wake. The piece playfully notes opposition and praises the decision while lampooning campus responses.
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Baptist Hollow
President Scales
Oklahoma
High Point Enterprise Address Note
The High Point Enterprise lists its establishment year 1884 and publishing schedule as an independent newspaper. It announces publication by The High Point Enterprise, Inc. with a street address at 305-307 North Main Street, High Point, North Carolina.
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High Point Enterprise
Ing
North Main Street
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
N. G
D. A Rawley
G.H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley
C.W. Patterson, JR
Weidol, Jree
Richard Teague
Readers urge restraint on government spending and taxes
A long reader letter page argues that inflation stems from deficit financing and government borrowing, not banks. It cites rising national debt from 9 to 18 billion, calls for halting overspending, and criticizes Sunday merchandising while urging tax changes and better public information.
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Congress
C. C. Moseley
They Are Our Faith in Eternity
A compact community prayer page presents family devotion themes with poems about parenting, encouragement, and faith. Betty Shackelford Lewis, Lena Hammer Thacker, Charles Eugene Mounts, Elizabeth Landeweer, and Mildred Maner contribute reflective verses praising children, guidance, and God’s grace.
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Hternity
Betty Shackelford Lewis
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Duke
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Attaboy
Bentley
Imedia
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People
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Indiana
Oregon
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Dick Gregory
Lester ‘Maddox
West Virginia
Florida
Pennsylvania
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
McCarthy
Joe L. Morgan
SNEA
High Point College Student National Education Association
High Point College
Brooks
Jesus Christ
God
Michaela
Charles Eugene Mounts
Elizabeth Landeweer
Mildred Maner
Olt McPhersen
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