Alternative viewpoint on campus protests in 1967
A 1967 editorial argues that student demonstrations across U S campuses reflect broader discontent with higher education and society. It cites a National Student Association tally, notes Vietnam war links only indirectly, and highlights George F. Kennan’s critique of protests lacking constructive programs and responsible citizenship.
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Vietnam
Cherical
National Student Association
United States
George F. Kennan
Russia
Institute of Advanceed Study
New York Times
Bose
Priority targets for budget cuts and payroll increases
The priority target of Congress is examining possible budget cuts and contemplates increases in the $25 million payroll. It notes salaries for already high-paid officials as a focal area and suggests placing this near the top of budget considerations.
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Congress
Tax Paid Babysitters and School Adults in Dispute
A fragment discusses parents viewing teachers as babysitters and restless parents craving school routines. It notes tension between educators and parents and hints at opinions on child care in the school context. The piece reflects attitudes toward schooling and supervision.
Successful Investing Advice From a Market Column
A correspondent asks whether to hold long held stocks Cudahy AMK and Baxter Labs amid slump and merger activity. The adviser urges patience on holding US Smelting related packs, notes Vendo and Baxter Lab are weak but Baxter’s healthcare growth may stabilize. Recommends considering Talon for growth rather than selling now.
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MLB
Ling - Thought
Acquisiti Wilson & Co
John Morrel & Co
AMK Corp
Cudahy
Baxter Laboratories
Vendo
Talon
Spear
Iduti
Gea
Fea, Corp
Jaycees of Westerville Show City Boost Through Projects
In Westerville, a suburb of Columbus, Jaycees drive local growth by funding a Junior Boys' Baseball League, an emergency fire vehicle, Pee Wee football, and Christmas activities. They mobilize funds without direct solicitation, building a recreation center, scholarship fund, and city improvements as part of a broad civic push. The piece notes older residents resist change while younger citizens, led by Jaycees, push for renewal.
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Willy Sul
Westerville
Te “Anti - Saloon League
South State St
Benjamin Hanby
Nellie Gray
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Fea. Garp
Brady's Health Service Masks Proposed for Workers
A historical note proposes universal masking as part of the working uniform for many professions including dentist, physician, nurse, barber, clerk, teacher, banker, stenographer, optician, waiter, tailor, and more. The piece promotes a transportable Silvers mask from a booklet available for 35 cents plus a self-addressed stamped envelope.
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Ixigar
Humphrey Hails Quick Party Healing After Convention
Short Thoughts discusses political healing after the convention, Blaiberg’s possible health setback after a heart transplant, and concerns over immigration law changing American ethnic balance. It contrasts U.S. constitutional preamble with public health advice, mocking masked recommendations while urging sensible health practices.
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U.S
Worry Clinic Advises Marketable Skills Over Degrees
Dr George Crane promotes practical vocational guidance from the Worry Clinic. He argues that a four year college diploma alone rarely yields immediate employment and urges readers to pursue business colleges or trade skills. He cites Nancy Buckingham and her father President H D Buckingham to illustrate the value of marketable skills over liberal arts study.
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Nancy
Pauls Gut
Waters Society
H.D. Buckingham
National College of Business
Sudedenly
Vie Tonge
Buckingham
Folklore and Cautionary Rhymes On Dollars And Bees
A compact note reviews archaic rhymes about hell as folk belief, money in old speech, and the tale of a bee and a toe. It cites a rhyme illustrating a cautionary moral about acting too fast, linking to an old American saying about listening and seeing to avoid folly.
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Insurance Corporation
Phemonia
Leonard Hill
Big Dog
Dog
Civil rights bill debate stirs gallery chatter
Russell Kirk argues against the latest civil rights bill, predicting enforcement overreach and public backlash. He notes unfulfilled provisions, potential riots, and political risk for lawmakers, warning that rapid demands may backfire and boost opposition figures like George Wallace.
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George Wallace
Congress
Wallace
Christian Science Monitor
Gen
Fea, Corp
Endeavour's Fate and the Great Barrier Reef Myth
The text notes many ships lost in the Atlantic and recounts Captain Cook's Endeavour running aground near Australia. It cites a $10,001 award for locating the remains and describes the Great Barrier Reef as vast and perilous, suggesting ships are doomed in that region.
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James Cook
Endeavor
Atlantic Ocean
Ask
Lloyds
Australia
Cook
Great Barrier Reef
New York City
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