Stretch The School Dollar In Indiana Education Budget
Editorial urges cutting non instructional costs in Indiana schools to save 25 to 29 million dollars. The Council for Private Action funded by CPA hires Chicago firm Warren King to audit 150 districts, with final report in 32 to 36 weeks at total cost 77500. Supporters say wasteful spending and top heavy administration harm instruction and tax stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council For Private Action
CPA
Edgar Whitcomb
Chicago
Indiana
Warren King and Company of
Indiana State Teachers Association
General Assembly
Robert Wyatt
ISTA
Cost Efficiency of Charitable Giving Sparks Debate on Aid Routes
The National Association of Life Underwriters cites that one donated dollar reaches the needy at no cost via individual gifts, 27 cents via voluntary groups, but a full dollar if distributed by state programs and three dollars through federal channels. The piece questions churches and foundations entering broader politics and seeking federal aid, arguing it diverts from their mission to aid others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Life Underwriters
Verses on Time Fading Memory and Jefferson Adieu
Folklore verses describe time’s passage and memory’s blooms. Wade Thomas Jefferson’s farewell poem Adieu speaks of visions vanished and parting sorrow to his daughter Martha Randolph, with two seraphs symbolizing wife and daughter who died young, and ends with the adage that only change remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jefferson Randolph
Martha
Maria
Signs of the Golden Mean in American Backlash
Holmes Alexander argues that a political Backlash is balancing the nation toward a Golden Mean. He cites Negro mayors in several cities, federal policing measures, and press critiques as evidence of a returning equipoise. He praises Brandeis and Shub while cautioning against exaggeration of repression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Cleveland
Gary
Washington
D.C
Fayette
Miss
Horace
Pubilius Syrus
B.C
Berkeley
Cambridge
Chicago
John Mitchell
Justice Brandeis
Violence Commission
Milton Eisenhower
Mitchell
Stimson
Anatole Shub
Moscow
Ussr
Shub
Russia
Wendell Willkie
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Eggheads Collapse Under Pressure In Campus Flight
Paul Harvey attacks academic elites and college presidents, arguing administrators from outside academia fail to manage campuses. He contends 200 colleges left presidents vacant and 70 of those are large institutions, asserting intellectuals misgovern and must be kept in check by ordinary citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Kerr
Berkeley
Harvard
Europe
Eric Hoffer
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Ivory Tower
Commencement Dilemma Reflects Dissent at Roosevelt Stadium
A dramatic Roosevelt Stadium commencement features wind torn canvas, mixed cheers, and a defiant salute by a graduate. Dissenters at Dartmouth Harvard and Brown echo the antiestablishment mood as ROTC commissions at Roosevelt prompt clashes over decorum and ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Statium
Mexico City
America
Roosevelt Stadium
Nelson Rockefeller
Dartmouth College
Harvard
SDS
Pusey
Brown University
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Vietnam
Brown
Harold Nicholson
The Secret Drinker play spoof of British spies
A two act farce shows British intelligence failing to write secrets on dissolving paper. In Act II in Algiers a barroom scene erupts as secret agents and disguises crowd the room while the Chief feigns innocence and toasts peace.
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Algiers
Ragg Bond
Hothed Hotel
FBI
Irish Republic Army
Nasser
Myron Cohen
Pharoahs
Robert Culp
Bill Cosby
Investment column analyzes Braniff and Iowa Beef Packers
Braniff stock shows a drop but earnings recovery is anticipated with 1969 first quarter gains. Iowa Beef Packers improves margins by cutting middlemen and packaging beef. A temporary antitrust action on a planned merger with Blue Ribbon Beef Pack is lifted and 1968-earnings are expected to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braniff Airways
Iowa Beef Packers
Braniff
R. A
Iowa
Justice Department
Blue Ribbon Beef Pack
Blue Ribbon
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Folklore
By William Wade
Wade
Thomas Jefferson
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Madison
Herald
Associated Press
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Paul Harvey News
William F. Buckley
Buckley
John Keasler
London
John Wright
Secret Service
Reuters
Keasler
Roger E. Spear
Roger Spear
Roger K. Spear
Box
Grand Central Station
New York
N. Y
Gen. Fen. Corp
United States
United States of America
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