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Ss Scales Is Inaugurated As Eleventh President; Hubert Humphrey TODAY, EDITORIALLY e Ia The Nation'• TODAY, INSIDE Service e. "A Wilaoa.iaa President Scales' laaquration Inauguration Pages 6, 7 ss e Active lnvolvellleat au w from $40,­ md the num­ Best Newspaper In The Two Carolinas tripled:, going * * 340,026. Forty VOLUME LUI * Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Monday, April 15, 1968 ---------------------------------------------------* faculty held ~==~~--------------------------------~----------------------- -----------------------------------------------* * ~ in 1950 and )W• .d W. Tribble tent of Wake ment not only Scales Is Inaugurated As Eleventh President; as president, ,, line of presi­ orest College. esident, Dr. c:ales, is the >f Wake Fo- Hubert Humphrey Delivers Principal Address Vice President Advocates Involvement Scales Vows Flat ·To Combat Discontentment In America· To Continue By LINDA CARTER ments of recent yeaTs. including greatly MANAGING EDITOR The current situation demands a new increased federal spending for education patriotism, he said - "not the hurrah United States Vice President Hubert for the needy and for public health; patriotism but a dedieation of commit­ WF Growth H. Hwnphrey Thursday called for "a the model cities program; the open hous­ ment and understanding." He offered ing legislation; and anti-proverty efforts. By LINDA LEVI new patriotism" b:J.!;e:i on persoll:al in­ Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyn­ ASSOCIATE EDITOR volvement and national maturity to com­ But such progress is aJso a major don Johnson as examples of this patrio­ bat "the time of discontent in America." :::ource of discontent, he said. tism. More than 2,!300 students, faculty, dele­ Delivering the keynote address at the And Humphrey discussed a second gates and distinguished visitors witness­ I" "The very needlessness of poverty and inauguration of Dr. James Ralph Scales discrimination in our rich society makes type of American diseontent on the jn­ ed the formal inauguration Thursday of as President of the University, Hump­ them. not only immoral . not only in­ ternational level, a "healthy discontent Dr. James Ralph Scales aJS the eleventh hrey focused on American unrest in do­ decent . but intolerable." over the contition of poorer nations and President of Wake Forest University. w mestic and foreign affairs. over the possibility of nuclear war. Hubert H. Humphrey, Vice President In foreign affairs, the Vice President of the United States and probable can­ Three times the Vi: e President made said. the greatest danger is that of Resulting from that unrest, he Slaid, hwnorous but pointed references to his are programs suoh as the Peace Corps, didate for this year's Democratic presi­ "witlldrawal. There can be no with­ dential ·nomination, was the principle lA now apparently definite bid for the De­ drawal except at the 'COSt of catas­ foreign aid, "food for freedom," and mocratic P•esidential nomination. trophe." "hundreds Of thousands of Americans speaker during the ceremonies. · T But the bulk of his spee~:h was more serving around! the world: in shirtsleeves After Humphrey's address, the Wake He spol•e of the discont€1!t and frustra­ and tmi.form in the cause of development Forest medallion, the symbol of office, serious and more general. tion due to the sacrrifice of lives, money t. "The big question before us today is nnd o'f peace." was hung around Scales's neck by Leon and allies stemming from our involve­ Humphrey was optimistic about the L. Rice, J·r., president of the Board of whether we shall roll up our sleeves and ment in the world. tackle the root causes of our discontent (Continued on Parle 6) Trustees. - or whether we are going to be con­ In his inaugural address, Scales pledg­ sumed by doubt and hesitation and fear ed that "Wake Forest will be speaking and recrimination," he said. with a different accent, but the sub­ stance of its message is unchanged. 'Intolerable Burden' "We remain a North Carolina fortress of independent thought." In this country, Hwnphrey said, Scales, who assumed the responsibili­ Americans must free themselves of the ties of President last July, said that the '•intolerable burden of prejudice and re­ sentment." new administration is committed to the "great cohesive moral values that He quoted the late Dr. Martin Luther prompted its founders." King as saying, when his life was threat­ New Mace ened four years ago, that if his death The processional, led by Dr. John E. would free whites of their prejudice -PHOTO BY McNEILL it would be "redemptive." DR. JAMES RALPH SCALES . newly installed president of the University, Davis Jr., chief faculty marshal, carry­ pledged in his iuauguration address that although "Wake Forest will l:>e speaking ing the University's new mace, began "!'row, my friends and neighbors,'' the impressive ceremony in Wait Chapel. with a different accent, the substance of its message is unchanged1.'' Humphrey said, "is the time for re­ Scales called the mace "a symbol of demption." That point was one of the that cluster of usages for the gover­ two times when his speech was interrup­ ted by applause.· nance of universmes. "This handsome symbol belongs not to P:robing the causes of domestic dis­ HHH-Did. Not Announce--. me but to the academic community," he content, Humphrey spoke of a new rea­ S'aid. listic attitude and a ne:w "moral con­ cern" among Americans. Scales emphasized the need at Wake Just Gave A Broad Hint Forest for strong programs in liberal These tendencies mean unrest, he arts and science. said, but can also lead to progress if It wasn'.t an announcement, but it properly channeled. -PHOTO BY IJAUGHTRY am always happy to follow in those He also stressed the importance of HUBERT H. HUMPHREY . Vice President of the United States, accompanied didn't 'lack much.'• footsteps." both liberal and conservative elements Cites Recent Accomplishments by Provost Edwin G. Wilwn and President James Ralph Scales, is greeted during Political nbservers have been expect­ He discussed the career of the Uni­ within the University during a time of his visit to the campus. The Vice Presid!!nt gave the main address Thursday at the ing United States· Vice President Hubert change. Humphrey cited several accomplish- versity's new President James Ralpn inauguration of Scales. H. Humphrey to announce his candidacy Sca~es, former Vice President and then "In this process of change, we need ... .. .. .......... .......... ·. '; .... ...... :.... ··· ···;· ......... for the Democratic presidential nomina­ President of Oklahoma Baptist Univer­ conservatives. with a sense of history, tion ever since President Lynodn B. sity: aware of the reasons rules were passed the first place, who know that after Johnson stunned tlhem with his non­ "I a1ways like to see vice presidents m· What 'Pro Humanitate' Students Plan candidacy. do weWI.." periods of dynamic change, there must Humphrey's introductory remarks to be a time of quiescence to give a culture And Humphrey, a former political time to mature. his adW"ess here Thursday contained science profsssor, said "just in C'ase ·Rights March some rather broad hints. "We need liberals as well, who look things don't work out well, Dr. Scales, on this congested planet with compas­ Means For University He referred to President Harry S. • ' i if your political science department sion and act to give history a push in $ Trwnan's visit here in 1951 to partici­ f1on On City Hall needs a new recruit ... I bring not only 'tastening the processes of justice," he For mankind, this University has who are awarded a Master's or Doc­ pate in groundbreaking ceremonies for an aJcademic background but a store­ said. e'Cisted for 134 years. Its purpose has the new campus. tor's degree will think of themselves house of practicalities - some succes::; Within the graduate school, . "every been to turn out preachers, pedago­ Students will march from the C'ampus "Wherever Harry Truman walked ! as Wake Forest Universi·ty men. 2nd a little failure." (Continued on Page 6) gues, politicians, and thousands of The class spirit of the College men to Winston-Salem City HaJJ Wed·nesday ro other servants of man. To accomplish will be much more intense and vocal "supporting responsible action and this, Wake Forest has chosen to re­ than that of the university men. acknowledain:r the white community's main a small denominational school For this differentiation betweeen obli:ration "'to "",help allevrate the cau:"es with a sometimes rowdy personality. college and university we have ample f. of ~urrent disorders through positi ·:.:: p·recedent in our older and larger col­ immediate action." Alexander~ Sheffer Contend .~ Will this continue? This is the · ' second in six issues in which Old Gold leges-and-universities. A man holding The march will begin at 2 p. m. Stu­ and Black will publish six articles on a Bachelor's degree from Harvard re- ·· · dents wHJ carry two petitions to M. C. how Wake Forest can best serve man­ gards himself as a Harvard College · · Benton, mayor of Winston-Sa,'·em. kind during the next 25 years. The man· one who holds a Master's or For SG Presidential Post articles are heing written by six very Doc:t~r's degree, a Harvard University One of the petitions is in support of different, but very knowledgeable and man. responsible action on the pa-rt of all citi­ outstanding alumni. Tiley are Gerald The significance of this differenti­ zens, white and Negro, in dea:li~g with By BARRY ROBINSON will be a!Ieivated "lliltil the undergra­ ASSISTANT EDITOR student government should be a unifier. Johnson, Gilbert T. Stephenson, C. B. ation of college and university in the racial injustice and inequality. The peti­ cmate feels his ideas are responsive and "I propose to initiate this attitude Deane, Dr. John W. Chandler, Rep.
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