Best Balanced College Rating In National Review
The American Council on Education rates the University of California Berkeley as the best balanced college in the nation. If engineering is excluded, Harvard would lead in other categories, with broader higher education improvements noted across the country, especially in the South.
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Lyndon Baines Johnson
Southwest State Teachers College
San Marcos
Tex
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Denver College of Pharmacy
Earl Warren
University of California
Dean Rusk
Davidson College
North Carolina
American Council On Education
University of California At Berkeley
Harvard
South
Federal Judicate Program Faces Budget Pressures and Local Resistance
The 286 legal aid groups ran on 5.4 million dollars for civil cases last year. Sargent Shriver’s unit aims for 125 communities at about 25 million, five times private effort, with potential growth to 800 communities and 185 million annually in five years. By June 30, Judicate will operate in all but Baltimore Memphis New Orleans and San Antonio. Bar associations in Chattanooga Nashville and Savannah reject it, fearing socialized law and federal intrusion.
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Sargent Shrivers’ Legal Service Unit
Great Society
Legal Services Project
Baltimore
Memphis
New Orleans
San Antonio
Chattanooga
Nashville
Savannah
Wheat carryover to dip below 600 million bushels in June
The June 30 wheat carryover will fall slightly under 600 million bushels, the level needed for a year’s domestic food and seed supply. The 1966 harvest is estimated at 1.4 billion bushels, with President Johnson proposing a 15 percent rise in 1967 wheat plantings to add 7.7 million acres and 200 million bushels to the crop. Wheat prices in markets exceed the federal support of 1.25 by 10 to 20 cents, and the increased acreage could bring $100 million to $150 million in farmers’ income while providing global food relief and exportable surplus at world prices.
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India
Johnson
Not New It Is Hard for Americans to Grasp India Shortages
The article notes 46.6 percent of India's population facing food shortages and says Indira Gandhi stated this is not new for India. It frames the PM's remark as factual rather than controversial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Indira Gandhi
Is Michigan in East or West for Romney in 1968
The 1968 Republican nominating race hinges on whether Michigan Governor George Romney is viewed as an eastern or western candidate. Analysts note Romney’s clashes with General Motors and his evolving appeal to western and southern conservatives, with Nixon remaining a national figure.
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Michigan
George Romney
Richard Nixon
Joner
American Motors
Romney
General Motors
Big Detroit
du Ponts
Delaware
Borah
Idaho
la Follettes
Wisconsin
Hiram Johnson
California
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Senator Javits
Goldwater
Repub
Lican Party
George Abbott
Nevada
Republican Party
Denver
Republican Governors’ Association
Nixon
South
West
Georgia
Alabama
Sen
John Tower
Texas
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Tim Babcock
Montana
U. S. Senate
Daniel Evans
Washington
John A. Love
Colorado
Robert Smylie
Tonard Reagan
White House Civil Rights Conference Ends Blandly Amid Tension
The White House Conference on Civil Rights ended with a cautious tone as delegates departed Washington. Administration officials avoided Viet Nam debate and filtered invitees to prevent disruption. King was not invited to address the final banquet, provoking dissatisfaction among some civil rights leaders and critics like ADA’s Joseph Rauh.
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White House Conference On Civil Rights
Washington
Martin Luther King Jr
Viet Nam
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Joseph Rauh
The
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Johnson
Rauh
McKissick
King
Thurgood Marshall
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Quiet Please Gabrielle Hairdressers and Rooted Moves
Dear Abby advises paying a double tip to hush a hairdresser and notes workers should focus on their job. A reader fears moving 300 miles for her husband’s promotion, believes leaving family and home is painful, and Abby urges support for his ambition and a future home.
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Abby
Jack
Letters: Motorcycles Noise Clash at Athens High
A Athens resident laments motorcycle noise and favoritism in school honors. The writer commends Mr James Graham for his corn heaving to vent frustration and contrasts motorcycle noise with muffler laws. The piece also questions why Athens High ignores top scholars while praising athletes.
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the Messenger
James Graham
Albany
Graham
Bill
Mr. Graham
Anne M. Adams
Athens
Chase
Athens High School
Johnson faces dwindling support over Vietnam critique
President Johnson appears cool under pressure as public support wanes amid Vietnam war criticism. Polls show growing disenchantment with his leadership and handling of critics, despite his 1965 legislative gains and the public expectation of a direct national address.
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James Marlow
Johnson
Today in History June 7 1966 highlight events
A snapshot of notable events on June 7 across history including King George VI and Queen Elizabeth’s 1939 U.S. arrival, the 1942 Midway victory, 1944 Normandy fighting, 1945 Okinawa gains, and 1946 jewel theft arrests linked to Col. Jack Durant and WAC Capt. Kathleen Durant.
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George the Sixth
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Cordell Hull
Niagara Falls
Midway
Pacific
U.S
The Messenger Daily Publication Rates
The Messenger shows daily and Sunday single copy prices and carrier delivery options for Ohio and West Virginia. It lists mail rates and subscription details along with distribution notes for the week and weekend editions.
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D&s
Ohio
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Fred Chase
Athens’ High School
National Honor Society
World Today
AD Ucaf
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Firaud
Committee of National Liberal
Hubert H. Humphrey
Irek
Associated Press
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