Partners for Progress and Ohio University Growth in Athens
The Athens community links growth of Ohio University to regional prosperity. Enrollment hits a record 14,000 with plans to 30,000 by 1970 and 41 million dollars in facilities. Faculty 803 and nonfaculty 1100 with payroll over 13 million. University Associates will strengthen university community relations.
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Athens
Ohio University Fund
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Bromley Hall
Lakeview Apartments
Ohio University Inn
Ohio University Associates
Asia at UN sees cautious progress in India Pakistan and Vietnam
The United Nations General Assembly prompts hopeful talk as India and Pakistan ease fighting under world pressure. Soviet Gro myko demands U S curbs on South Vietnam while praising China’s role, and China’s border ultimatums to India fade amid global opposition. Vietnam progress boosts South Vietnamese morale as U S support remains key.
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Asia
General Assembly of the
United Nations
U. S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Soviet Union
India
Pakistan
China
Andrei Gromyko
United States
South Viet Nam
Kashmir
Viet Nam
Bridges to the East Misleading On Communist Consumer Policy
A skeptical column cites economist Aleksander Kutt showing Soviet and satellite plans favor heavy military production over consumer goods. It notes low consumer share of output, shifts in Poland and Bulgaria, and criticizes U S export licenses for military–related gear to the Communist bloc, urging a focus on improving living standards.
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Soviet
Russia
Eastern
Europe
Aleksander Kutt
Assembly
New York City
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
A. N. Kosygin
Kutt
Poland
Aleksander Kutts
Bulgaria
United States
Soviet Russia
Glenard Lipscomb
California
Gomulka
Hungary
Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Alexei Rumyantsev
Iron Curtain
Berlin Wall
Viet Nam
Expedition for Suit Disastrous
HAL BOYLE recalls a failed search for a new suit marked by indecision and fear of salesmen. After a trek through multiple stores with wife as bodyguard, he buys a pricey suit only to be told by his wife that the first one looked best.
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Cary Grant
Morton targets John Birch Society at key GOP meeting
Sen Thruston B Morton of Kentucky moves to introduce a formal anti Bircher resolution at the December Coordinating Committee meeting. He seeks to expose infiltration fears within the Republican Party and warn local units, aiming to rally support from allied governors and leaders while acknowledging the advisory nature of any action.
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John Birch Society
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Republican Coordinating Committee
Goldwater
Birch Society
Len Morton
Washington
Republican Party
Democratic Party
South Carolina
Drake Edens
Nelson Rockefell
New York
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Colorado
John Love
Idaho
Robert Smiley
House
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
James Marlow on Vatican Reforms Why Supreme Court Lags
James Marlow argues the Supreme Court must modernize its opinions to reach the public. He cites opaque writing, the need for clearer headnotes, and calls for reform after televised Estes case and shifting opinion days.
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Supreme Court
United States
Tom Clark
Billie Sol Estes
Clark
Catholic University
Arthur John Keefe
American Bar Journal
Vatican
Bloodhound Nose Sparks Advice Column Dilemma
Dear Abby pieces mix with readers ghosted by smells and infidelity. Sniffing a dog owner risks insult while a husband’s double life is blamed on wanting cake and eating it. A young single woman seeks lunching guidance amid married office men and wary parents share cautious counsel.
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Tennessee
Sap
Abby
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Hal Boyle
Rover
William McKinley
Grover Cleveland
Frances
Charles Laughton
Princeton
Gop
Birchers
James Marlow
Kgstett
Dear Abby
Publishea
Deily
Mali
Ohioana
Medes
Ohio
Associated Press
Almeil
Sala i Cupl Sing Co. W. Union Sr. San Ohie
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