Aycock to be Installed as UNC Chancellor on University Day
Aycock, a teacher and soldier born in Tar Heel country, will be installed as UNC Chancellor in Kenan Stadium Chapel Hill on Saturday October 12 at 11 a.m. The event honors University Day with Gov. Hodges investing Aycock and Chief Justice Winborne presiding.
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Civil rights rulings draw heavy criticism at Supreme Court
In Washington critics attack the high court as it shapes a new era in state and federal power. The discussion highlights disagreements over school desegregation and other landmark decisions, with lawmakers and commentators voicing both sharp criticism and cautious approval.
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Court History Shows How Nation Reads its Constitution
A retrospective on the Supreme Court's history explains how the Constitution has meanings that shift with justices. It traces milestones from Dred Scott to brown v board, notes key figures like Marshall Holmes Frankfurter Warren Brennan and Harlan, and evaluates civil rights rulings and future directions.
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Air Force Academy Leader to Address Duke ROTC Cadets
Maj. Gen. James E. Briggs will address cadets of Duke University's Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps on October 14. Col. Raymond Ice, the vice commander at Duke, will introduce him.
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Fairbanks Jr Captures Royal Favor As Entertainer In London
London reports Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip dined with Douglas Fairbanks Jr twice, sparking envy among hostesses. The 48 year old actor, born in 1909, now resides in London and runs multiple businesses while directing film companies and a travel consultancy. He defends his social life as balancing work and family, with a busy schedule of TV films and business ventures.
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UNC Psychiatry Professors Attend Major European Meetings
Dr. Lucie Jessner and Dr. D Wilfred Abse of UNC School of Medicine recent ly returned from psychiatry meetings in Europe. They attended the International Psychoanalytic Conference in Paris and Tavistock Clinic in London before talks at the University of Bern and the International Psychiatric Conference in Zurich. Dr Jessner spoke on Psychosocial Aspects of Asthma in Children and Dr Abse, with Dr J A Ewing, spoke on Special Problems in Psychotherapy with Schizophrenia.
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Dog Bribed With Bones Investigates Cheyenne Garage Theft
Cheyenne police suspect a thief used bones to bribe a dog guarding a garage. The front door was pried open and $78 was stolen from the cash register. A pile of bones found at the door appears to have bribed the watchdog.
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UNC Professor Attends Pediatrics Conference in Chicago
Annie V. Scott, clinical professor of pediatrics at UNC, is attending the American Academy of Pediatrics national meeting in Chicago through Oct. 10. The UNC Pediatric Service participates in a U S Public Health Service study on NIH value in preventing tuberculosis meningitis in tuberculin positive children, begun in January 1955, with all investigators invited to prepare a report at the meeting.
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Judge Sackett Known For Dog Ye Call Routine
Perry Iowa neighbors say District Judge George Sackett brings work home with him. His dog named Ye responds to the judge with a careful, repeated call that mirrors his formal courtroom style.
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