Democrats Press Goldwater Candidacy Amid 1964 Speculation
The piece surveys Democratic attacks on Barry Goldwater as a GOP presidential threat and contrasts Rockefeller’s rising spending with Kennedy’s plans. It notes Kennedy’s wish to run against Goldwater, recalls Truman’s Taft remarks, and mentions Mrs. Murphy as a cited rumor surrounding Rockefeller’s potential campaign.
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Nelson Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Goldwater
Truman
Robert Taft
Taft
Dewey
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Multiversity concept outlined by Dr. Clark Kerr
Dr. Clark Kerr, director of UC education for 58,600 students across seven campuses, describes the American multiversity as a fusion of undergraduate, graduate and professional education with research and public service. He cites three existing multiversities and a fourth emerging in the Texas Louisiana region, spanning the East Coast, Pacific coast, and Big Ten Chicago area.
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University of California
American University
Kerr
Boston
Washington
National Academy
National Academy of Science
Chicago
National Academy of Sciences
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Joelson Sees No Support for District Budget Cuts Idea
Rep Charles S Joelson of New Jersey offered to act as a clearing house for congressmen proposing spending reductions affecting their districts or states. He expected no takers as many lawmakers oppose district focused cuts preferring national reductions.
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Charles S. Joelson
New Jersey
Triumph of a Wilful Man Ludwig Erhard Nominated German Chancellor
The piece profiles Ludwig Erhard 66, West Germany economics minister and key architect of the postwar economic miracle. It traces his Mt. Pelerin influence, opposition to price controls, and ascent from economics minister to potential chancellor, linking his reforms to Hayekian liberalism.
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West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Erhard
Barry Goldwater
United States
America
Dr. Erhard
Germany
Friedrich Hayek
London
Hayek
University of Chicago
Mt. Peterin Society of Economists
Henry Hazlitt
Leonard Read
Austria
Ludwig von Mises
Europe
Lake Geneva
Mt. Pelerin
Little Society
Mt. Peterinites
Wilhelm Roepke
Graduate Institute of International Studies
Geneva
Roepke
Bavaria
Mt. Peterin
Rhine
Lucius Clay
U. S
Dr Erhard
Mt. Pelerin Society
Dear Abby Questions and Quirks in Family Life
A reader list of Dear Abby questions on marital strain, inappropriate conduct by a psychiatrist, household duties, overwork with six children, animal counting, and a tip for personal replies. The column reflects a mix of domestic humor and advice requests.
Schools for Husbands: A Burden or Blessing for Men
Columnist Hal Boyle imagines a school for husbands to teach men how to live with women and nurture marriages. He suggests an all male faculty of long-married veterans would train traits from listening and supporting to shared finances and romance. The piece treats marriage as a learnable discipline with humor and social commentary.
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Hal Boyle
Tests for Teens and the Maturation Dilemma
A piece discussing teen desires for adult privileges and their resistance to responsibilities. Lois L., 15, is described as headstrong and boy-crazy, with aunt Dr. Crane detailing friction at home and the need for balancing rules with support as youths chase maturity.
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Be havior Test for Teenagers Hints at Youth Roles
Lois argues for shared parent child duties and launches a Behavior Test for Teenagers. The guide lists 50 virtues expected of high school and college students and urges American youth to aid their parents alongside adults.
Rabbi Silver Receives Brandeis Award in New York
New York Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver of Cleveland Heights was awarded the Louis D Brandeis Award for his Zionist work and support for a Jewish homeland. In Youngstown authorities blamed children at West Fuel & Supply Co for a Sunday fire causing about 25000 in damage. A separate feature promotes a Behavioral Test for Teenagers listing demerits and merits to score youth maturity.
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New York
Abba Hillel Silver
Cleveland Heights
Louis D. Brandeis
Israel
Youngstown
Health and Happiness in Child Rearing Debate
The author argues two dominant US childrearing philosophies breed physical and moral softness. The text critiques car dependence for school commutes, limited vigorous outdoor exercise, and calls for well trained teachers to organize daily physical activity and classroom drills to improve youth fitness. It reflects the Athens Messenger era and notes local school behavior and transportation patterns.
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