UNC G Reassesses Its Path in State Higher Education
The piece urges UNC Greensboro to pursue a bold future within the Greater University rather than accept mediocrity. It notes Chancellor Otis Singletary calls moving UNCG to a new suburban site impractical and argues for a vision that develops the institution to benefit North Carolina higher education and its women’s education mission.
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Unc-G
Greensboro
Piedmont Triad
Otis Singletary
UNCG
Singletary
State Fair Reflections on Klan Booth Upset
The State Bureau of Investigation criticizes the Klan booth at the North Carolina State Fair last week saying it marred the event and hurt North Carolina's image. Officials urge preemptive action to prevent such trouble in the future to avoid ongoing damage.
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State Bureau of Investigation
Ku Klux Klan
North Carolina
Johnson to Visit Australia Ties Strengthen Over Viet Nam
Editorial notes Johnson’s planned Australia trip as the first by a U S president and cites WWII ties, wartime service, and gratitude for Australia’s Viet Nam support. It highlights Prime Minister Holt’s stance, 4500 Australian troops in Viet Nam, and possible future roles as Britain withdraws from southern Asia.
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Australia
Rep. Johnson
Naval Reserve
San Francisco
New Zealand
President Roosevelt
Johnson
Viet Nam
Harold E. Holt
LBJ
Southeast Asia
Washington
Holt
Hanoi
Haiphong
Peking
Lyndon B. Johnson
Great Britain
Asia
Malaysia
Commonwealth
Edward Clark
U. S
Right-Wing Money Flows Into Key U S Races
A nationwide push supports right wing candidates in Congress and state offices. Ronald Reagan reportedly receives 400000 from outside California while GOP groups back races in Poughkeepsie, Buffalo and Los Angeles. Cline, Fish, Pillion engage in aggressive campaigns amid Birch Society ties and anti liberal stances.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Ronald Reagan
California
Republican Congressional Committee
GOP Boosters Club
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hamilton Fish
Ill
America Firster
Joseph Resnick
D-N. Y
Young Fish
Cline
Kent Courtney
Freedom Press
John Birch Society
Lewis Uhler
John Rousselot
The
Birch Society
GOP
New York
Buffalo
John Pillion
Richard McCarthy
Lake Erie
Pillion
Los Angeles
Robert Cline
Democra
High Point Women Highlight Civic Spirit and Local News
High Point hosts National Business Women's Week events at the Sheraton honoring Mrs. Kathryn W. Shipman for half a century of service in education and community work. The column also notes plans for a Ford Foundation endowment linked to the North Carolina Symphony and local real estate moves as families relocate to Hillcrest. An Indian Guides outing at Camp Cheerio draws 200 participants, with 25 tribes represented and strong father son engagement. Councilman Huber pushes for covering Southern Railway tracks to enable parking and redevelopment.
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High Point
Sheraton
Don Padgett
Business and Professional Women’s Club
James Russell Lowell
Christine Vick
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Kathryn W. Shipman
Federation
Oak Hill
Reading Clinic
Shipman
James E. Moore
Carolyn Murray
Virgin Islands
North Carolina Symphony
Ford Foundation
Ben Swalin
Symphony
Chapel Hill
Walter Huber
Berlin
Southern
Thomasville
Huber
Camp Cheerio
Bob Green
Long House
High Point Nation
Cheerio
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Peace Corps
Nelson Rockefeller
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High Point College
Eddie Patteron
Mount Airy
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