Person in the county’s record
“Governor. 1961-1965. World War II veteran, U.S. Senator, and Duke University president. His tomb 6/10 mile NE.”
State historical marker: G-144: Terry Sanford 1917-1998
16 works in the index name this person, and 5 more are by them.
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Terry Sanford begins this interview with a discussion of the student demonstrations and protests that were sweeping Chapel Hill, North Carolina, during his years as the Governor of North Carolina (1961-1965). The protes…
The Duke University Oral History Program Collection contains approximately 153 oral history interviews recorded to audiocassette by project participants in the years 1973-1978 and 1992. The majority of the oral history …
"This film documents the memorial program on May 17, 1964, in Chapel Hill's Kenan Stadium, honoring the memory of the late President, John F. Kennedy. Speakers include Governor Terry Sanford, Luther H. Hodges, Billy Gra…
The North Carolina Film Board was established by Governor Terry Sanford in 1962 under the direction of James Beveridge, of the Canadian National Film Board. The North Carolina Film Board Papers reflect the daily office …
Collection consists of 247 5x7 black and white prints taken by Lt. Lloyd Burchett of the North Carolina Highway Patrol, who served both as Governor Sanford's chauffeur and photographer. In 1962, Governor Terry Sanford l…
Correspondence from Dr. Anne Scott, Chairman of the Commission and Ruth Searles, Executive Secretary to potential attendees of the first set of meetings of The Governor's Commission on the Status of Women. Minutes of fi…
Selection of correspondence to and from Paul M. Gross, Vice-President of Duke University, regarding the North Carolina Board of Science and Technology. Includes correspondence, reports, meeting minutes and other documen…
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