federal aid debate fuels education report findings
A House Special Subcommittee on Education released a critical report detailing disarray and waste in federal programs. It cites 42 agencies spending 2.2 billion annually with little coordination, and notes delayed data hindering a clear need assessment.
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Subcommittee On Education
Congress
U.S. Office of Education
Subcommittee
Paul Lindley
Illneis
U.S. Commissioner of of Education
Francis Ke
Promises Versus Performance on Kennedy Pledges
The piece contrasts Kennedy pledges with actions in 1961 62 across Latin America and Cuba. It cites Laos Cuba and exile operations noting sovereignty subversion and U S responses and questions Kennedy’s adherence to promises. It frames a pattern of unmet commitments and harsh measures against exile efforts.
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Kennedy
Americas
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Havana
Laos
John FF. Kennedy
Presi
Private Investment and Stock Valuation in Uncertain Times
The article explains how stock prices reflect prospective earnings and traded fairly at 15 to 20 times current per share earnings. It notes Keynes reliance on a convention that current conditions continue, except in crises like war or instability such as the Cuban invasion headlines causing erratic price movements.
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Cuba
Roger E. Spear
Flas
Val
CS Vent
Plese
UEC
Fanny
Tony
Tam
Washington Water Power
Ransseis
Western Stamlach Olof Newerseyschivh Trrasury
Massachusetts Gas
Fanny Moy
Op Springheld Gas Company
Tiit
Investor questions on mortgage loans and government backing
A reader asks about Federal National Mortgage Association loans, dividend guarantees, and government backing. The adviser notes Fannie Mae is a government sponsored enterprise with implied backing and suggests diversifying holdings while preserving independence.
Kennedy Aid Bill Draws Utah Senator's Critique
Senator Wallace F Bennett argues Area Redevelopment Administration projects show little impact on unemployment. He cites figures from Utah and West Virginia, accusing the Kennedy administration of using ARA spending as a vote buying device and highlighting outmigration and limited private investment.
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Utah
Aisual
Murray
Oklahoma
United States
John F. Kennedy
Frank J. Lauseheture
Ohio
ARA Sec
U.S. Department of Picture
Vusement
America
Department of Commerce
Kennedy
Bennett
West Virginia
Gunnar Myrdal
Stockholm University
Unem
U.S
Linis
Coln White
State Department
ARA
Carl Sandburg
Horatio
Andir
Government Printing Office
van Wyck Brook
Action Against News Workers Is Condemned
An Indiana AP committee condemns bans on reporters from public board meetings in South Bend and Vevay. The St. Joseph County Zoning Appeals Board and the local School Board faced alleged secrecy, violating laws for open public proceedings and the public’s right to observe deliberations.
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Indianapolis
Freedom of Information Committee
Indiana Associated Press Managing Editors Association
South Bend
St. Joseph
Don Richardson
Kakomo Tribune
Indiana
Beng Tedden
Mitch Miller and the snobbery of modern music language
A fragmentary column profiles Mitch Miller as a modern composer and critic of musical snobbery, arguing for simplicity in music and language. It recalls Tyrtaeus and the Mary Celeste mystery while warning against verbose jargon and intellectual posturing in journalism and speech.
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Mitch Miller
Mitch Tyrtaeus Miller
Athens
Tyrtaeus
Sparta
Mitch
James B.liartiv
Mitch Milley
Dr Brady's Health Service Sums Hayseeds Pigs Feed Question
A reader letter to Dr Brady discusses feeding skim milk to pigs and the wheat debate, reflecting rural attitudes, hayseed taunts, and farmer stereotypes. A drowning victim, Ira Ottis Dillon, 42, is reported found in White River near Hayesville during a search by state police divers.
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Prairie du Lac
Dr. Brady
Hayseets
SH. Club
Chapel Street
Canandaigua
County Orphans Asylum
West Washington
Ind
Brigham Hall
Sonnen
Ira Ottis Dillon
Berg
Marion County
Metrda
Dillon
Hayesville
Motorola wins $250000 study contract for space satellite
Motorola announced a $250 000 contract for a rompath study of a random orbit medium altitude communications satellite. General Electric's missile and space division Valley Forge Space Technology Center acts as prime contractor to the Air Force Space Division.
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Chicago
Motorola J
General Electric
Imissile and Space Division
Valley Forge Space Technology cen‘Iter
Air Force Space Division
The Shepherd and the Juvenile Judge Encounter
The Juvenile Judge tells a mother a delinquent boy is beyond his help and urges surrender. The mother replies that despite bonds between them she will never give up on her son.
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