Outcry Over North Central’s Band Trip Interference
The public decries the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for threatening to suspend Highland High School's band trip. Critics question the authority of Dr. Donald C. Manlove and argue the association oversteps local control and risks nationwide impact if allowed. Citizens urged to write to Manlove at Indiana University.
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North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Highland High School
North Central
Indiana
Association
Donald C. Manlove
Indiana University
Highland
North Central Association
Anderson High School
Washington, D.C
Anderson
Madison Heights
Alexandria
Orange Bowl
We Should Look at Cutting State Spending Before Tax Hikes
The piece cites Rep Charles W Edwards Spencer Ind arguing for economies in state government by eliminating duplicate functions in the administrative department and governor's office. It urges limiting state school aid and expanding local taxing power through home rule to reduce reliance on state funds.
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Charles W. Edwards
Spencer
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Marion College President Seeks Commencement Address Title
Dr Woodrow Goodman dynamic president of Marion College asks Dr Crane to deliver the commencement address and requests the title of the talk. The prompt includes references to Horace Mann and themes on humanity, suggesting a reflective or inspirational speech.
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Woodrow Goodman
Marion College
Crane
Be a Shep: The Merchant Fleet and World Trade
Article uses an allegory of sheep and a ship fleet to argue that educated leaders must anchor the U.S. merchant fleet and national trade. It cites 1961 world exports and tonnage, naval counts, and a Kennedy administration context, highlighting concerns over leaks and leadership responsibility. It notes totals of active and inactive ships and forecasts fleet growth into 1980.
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Great Britain
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Interpreting n the new willingness to call Chinace namee
A fragmented column discusses Sino Soviet relations and the budget as a window into Communist strategy. It notes rising Soviet military spending, China’s expansionist moves in Asia, and the tension with the West. The piece cites public education history and NSC leaks, ending with a water pollution progress note in the Ohio River Valley.
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White House weighs Kennedy economic speech broadcast
Washington officials discuss televising and radio coverage of President Kennedy's Friday address at the New York Economic Club meeting. The plan explores broadcasting the remarks amid broader debates on Soviet propaganda, water pollution controls, and defense advisory testimony to Congress.
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Virginia
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Ohio
Kentucky
Ilinois
Indiana
Commission
Health column recalls food dislikes and allergy notes
Readers share personal diet quirks from childhood tomato aversion to mashed potato memories. A doctor cites pamphlet advice on allergy, nutrition, and the value of green vegetables, calcium, and vitamin D, while inviting brief letters for a response.
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Cleary
Folklore and the oddities of promise and fulfillment
A whimsical sketch of language and behavior. It notes the clash between promise and fulfillment in humor and verse, including a nibbling on grammar about a flock of sheep and a coat worn by a verminer. It mocks evasive excuses and holiday tidings with light cultural commentary.
Successful Investing Congeniality as a Major Factor
A reader asks about starting an investment club and whether congeniality matters. Roger E. Spear says social fit can be crucial, advises cautious steps, and notes small starting sums may suffice to form a group. He points to resources from the National Association of Investment Clubs and Avon Products as examples.
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Will Providel
Inter
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R.A. Features Corporation
The Shepherd Song of English Christmas Traditions
A fragment describing English Christmas customs with singers, church bells, roast meats, steamed plum pudding and Yule logs. It evokes Dickens tales and set pieces from downs seas and heaths, ending with the traditional blessing God rest you merry gentlemen.
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