U Thant Questioned Over UN Future After Tenure
Editorial notes U Thant will not seek a second five year term as UN secretary general. He cites war in Viet Nam and China’s exclusion, warning that reliance on force harms peace. The piece reflects on UN paralysis, Cold War pressures, and possible rethinking if a second term could avert East West clashes.
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U Thant
Organization
Thant
Viet Nam
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Africa
Soviet Union
U.N
World Organization
United States
Russia
Cuba
Troika
U. N
Rusk
McNamara
Pentagon
Defense McNamara
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Institute For Defense Analysis
S. J. Deitchman
Wallace Greene
Far East
Washington
Some School Notes By CAPUS WAYNICK
The author traces a century of North Carolina education from one room log cabins to multimillion dollar schools. He recalls predictions of declining enrollments, salary needs for new teachers, and the growth of schooling from rural to urban, stressing ongoing educational demand and its social impact.
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High Point
T. Wingate Andrews
Charles F. Carroll
North Carolina
Greensboro
Rockingham County
University At
Chapel Hill
Sunday Sermon on Labor and Honest Work Across Occupations
The sermon urges respect for all workers from carpenters to farmers and calls labor a holy, honest pursuit. It cites Coolidge's example and biblical figures to honor daily toil and the Master Workman who calls each to energy and accomplishment.
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The
National Congress
Galilee
Joseph
Calvin Coolidge
Connecticut
Coolidge
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Moses
David
Elisha
God
Amos
Peter
Andrew
James
John
Matthew
William Carey
India
St. Paul
Tax Study Commission may name Kemp as Senate Finance chair
The piece notes Senator Ed Kemp could become chair of the Senate Finance Committee if re-elected, given his tax expertise. It comments on North Carolina's stable sales tax structure, proposed ad valorem rebates, and a cigarette tax idea to offset revenue shifts. It also covers local events, a UNC Lyon program, golf, and industry visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Study Commission
Ed Kemp
Senate
Finance Committee
North Carolina
Commission
Pearl of censorship echoes from World War II notes
Drew Pearson compares wartime press handling with Viet Nam coverage. He cites voluntary WWII censorship led by Byron Price and editors, contrasting Viet Nam reporting speed and accuracy. He argues U S high officials misled on Pentagon troop estimates and critiques delayed coverage of Sicily and Patton incidents.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Byron Price
Associated Press
Nat Howard
Cleveland News
James Pope
Louisville Courier-Journal
Sicily
South Viet Nam
Patton
George Patton Saa
Eisenhower
United Features Syndicate
Board of Censors
Leslie McNair
France
Cperices
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