Public Papers of Presidents Should Belong to Nation
The piece argues presidents have treated official documents as personal property since Washington and urges Congress to pass laws ensuring governmental papers cannot be destroyed or kept by former officials. It cites archivist groups and Sen. Birch Bayh backing the reform and notes potential tax deduction benefits for gifts of private papers to institutions.
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General Services Administration
Richard Q. Vawter
White House
Nixon
United States
American Historical Society
The
Society of American Archivists
Congress
Washington
Roscoe Drummond
Sen
Birch Bayh
National Archives
Burdie
Drummond
North Carolina medical education topic praised at forum
Dr. Clark Kerr, former UC president and Carnegie Foundation official, spoke at the Southern Governors Conference. He complimented North Carolina's Area Health Education Centers plan to spread doctors across the state, arguing that simply adding a new medical school like East Carolina University would not curb doctor shortages as physicians might practice elsewhere.
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Clark Kerr
University of California
Carnegie Foundation Council On Education
Southern Governors Conference
Kerr
North Carolina
Tary
East Carolina University
Margaret Hauser
New York
Scholastic Magazine
Enterprise
Scholastic
High Point
Margaret
A. J. Simeon Stadium Elevates High Point Sports Pride
A veteran notes Albion Millis Stadium contrasts with the gleaming A. J. Simeon Stadium in High Point. The new facility boasts flawless sightlines and bright lighting, promising the best home field in North Carolina once roads and parking are finished. Citizens share ownership pride in the city’s project.
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Albion Millis
High Point
High Point High School
North Carolina
Schoenberg Centennial Atonal Music and the 12 Note System
The centennial of Arnold Schoenberg marks his break with traditional tonality and the creation of the 12 note system. His theory centers on a note row that governs composition with four forms and 43 versions, leading to prominent atonal music rejected as meaningless by him.
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Arnold Schoenberg
Schoenberg
Wagner
Brahms
Scriabin
Claude Debussy
Last Of Old Pro Furnituremen Passes In North Carolina
General Lawrence H. Whiting founder of the American Furniture Mart and later a regional market force in the South has died. A former U S Army officer and Chicago showroom innovator his career helped shape postwar furniture marketing from Grand Rapids to Miami. His passing marks the end of a quartet nicknamed the four horsemen of postwar furniture industry among others named are Irwin Ryan and Kroehler.
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Lawrence H. Whiting
American Furniture Mart Building Co
Chicago
Whiting
Robert W. Irwin
Grand Rapids
James T. Ryan
High Point
Pete Kroehler
Napierville, H
U.S
Dustry
T. Austin Finch
Thomasville
Bill Bassett
Bassett
J. Ed Broyhill
Lenoir
Broyhill
General Whiting
American Furniture Mart
American Expeditionary Force
General Pershing
University of Chicago
The
Furniture Mart
Boulevard Bridge Bank
Kennedy
Miami
Los Angeles
South
Margaret
New York
Scholastic
Scholastic Magazine
Miss Hauser
Maurice R. Robinson
Charles M
Annie Tomlinson Hauser
Ehrlichman Seen as Nixon Hired Gun in Watergate Tapes
The Watergate tapes portray John Ehrlichman as a patsy used by Nixon and Haldeman. Ehrlichman allegedly did the dirty work after being briefed and then excluded from decision making. FBI sources note Rockefeller connections are under review though not proven illegal.
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Washington
John Ehrlichman
Richard Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
Ehrlichtan
Nixon
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
CIA
Vernon Walters
FBI
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Leon Jaworski
Capital Viewpoint Still A Healthy Looking Corpse
Washington opinion argues the economy remains sound despite inflation and unemployment fears. It attributes forecasters to mismanagement at government and financial institutions, noting strong output in machine tools, fertilizer plants, steel, chemicals, and construction, with evidence of expanding industrial capacity and a bumper 1975 food crop. The piece laments fiscal policy and money market management as the flaw holding back growth.
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Washington
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Joe Brown
John Adams
George Washington
Mount Vernon
A. J. Simeon Stadium
Holt McPherson Enterprise
L.H. Hollingsworth
Shan Gibson
North Carolina Commission On the Aging
Adult Parole and Pardon Commission
John Patseavoros
Holfhauser
Zim
Jack Anderson
United Feature Syndicate
Nelson Rockefeller
Latin America
American Association For Economic and Social Development
Rockefeller Brothers Foundation
South America
Rockefeller
International Basic Economy Corporation
Commission On Critical Choices
Capitol Hill
Eller
Rocky
Soviet Union
NATO
Indian Ocean
Russia
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Ray Cromley
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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