Education system must plan for college growth now
The article argues Congress delays and states fail to plan for soaring college enrollments. With three million students this year and six million by 1970, only six states have real strategies while thirteen do nothing, risking personal loss and national decline without proactive education planning.
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Congress
United States Office of Education
New York
California
Florida
Iowa
Louisiana
New Mexico
National Conference On Higher Education
Chicago
Adenauer wins in Baden Württemberg but faces party rifts
Adenauer's CDU secures 86 of 121 seats in Baden Württemberg while Free Democrats renew calls to shift Bonn's West alliance. Analysts note cracks in his government as FDP and Social Democrats push for German unification and policy changes. A separate anecdote highlights a job seeker misreading salutatorian and a remark on price sensitivity shaping consumer behavior.
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West Germany
Adenauer
Bonn
Vere
Christian Democratic Party
Free Democrats
West
Social Democrats
Painting Innovations Boost Hope for 1957 Industry Growth
The paint industry anticipates its biggest year with Glidden planning a major Reading Pennsylvania plant expansion and a projected 10 percent sales rise to a record 1.867 billion dollars. New products include polka dot and gelled paints and tube color systems as environmental factors and color choice drive consumer adoption.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Glidden
Reading
National Paint, Varnish & Lacquer Association
Retail Paint and
America
Bennett Paint & Glass Co
Salt Lake City
New Boom Hinted as Stock Market Builds Confidence
The article notes signs of a coming upturn in industry with executives predicting expansion and stockholders lifting prices. It cites rising auto sales, home building, and consumer demand for durable goods, plus increased bank borrowing to finance inventory expansion and plant projects.
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New York
Hut
Dr Crane on faith as medicine in modern care
Dr George W Crane argues religion aids healing and urges medical professionals to partner with churches. He cites Father Rudolph Hodik of Wisconsin and Harvard Club sayings, warning physicians against tobacco and alcohol and promoting spiritual alongside medical care.
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George W. Crane
Rudolph Hodik
Wisconsin
Dr. Crane
Suet Hodik
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Boston
Dr Jordan on Low Blood Pressure and Its Effects
A physician discusses low blood pressure, noting it is usually not a health concern unless linked to a medical issue. Addison's disease and carotid sinus syndrome are rare causes, with orthostatic hypotension possible when moving to a standing position. Most people with low pressure can remain reassured and avoid unnecessary worry.
University President criticizes colleges over athletics focus
John A. Perkins of the University of Delaware told the National Association of Deans of Women convention that colleges have allowed intellectual foundations to be marred by secondary duties. He said undue emphasis on sports drama and marching bands misleads the public about higher education’s purpose.
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Cincinnati
University of Delaware
John A. Perkins
National ‘Association of Deans of Women
The Angry Hills chapter excerpt with Lisa Kyriakides
A mid century wartime tale follows Lisa Kyriakides as she travels from Athens towardKaloghriana with a silent plan to protect her children and uncover German plans. Underground movement leaders clash with German collaborators as Konrad Heisser probes Lisa’s loyalties amid political intrigue.
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Ororg
Wth Random Hoes, Inc
NEA
Xixlisa
Larissa
Lisa
Dadi
Elefheria Yalouris
Kaloghriana
Vassili
Helena
Athens
Papa Panos
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Zervon
Zervos
Heiser
Konrad Heiser
Stergiou
Heisser
Lisa Kyriakides
Konrad
Mr. Zervos
Morrison
Radio Programs and Personalities Highlight Seasonal Broadcast Schedule
A fragmented listing outlines radio programs and hosts including Pauline Preda, Fred Robbins, and Broadway Maine. It notes varied times and locations like Sardlemmbe and Dapestett and hints at race and variety hours across multiple stations.
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Slone
Tanciton
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday Guidance
The forecast advises caution in finances and drastic moves, urging budget watchfulness and avoidance of extravagance. It highlights that, for personal matters, keen thinking and cordiality aid progress, while birthdays suggest leadership but a need to seek advice in coming months.
Travel Expense Boost For State Officials In Ohio
Columbus reports a raise in travel expense ceilings for about 2 state officials and employees effective April 1. New limits set daily meal and lodging allowances to reflect actual costs, while mileage rates for personal cars increase from 6 to 6.5 cents for the first 500 miles and apply after that.
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Columbus
John M. Wilcoxon
Teale
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