Research and Development Funds Hover in Concentrations
The piece argues that 15 billion dollars in federal R D is unevenly distributed with California receiving 38.4 percent and three states totaling over 52 percent. It notes nine states hold 70.9 percent while 41 states share 29.1 percent and urges Congress to push for a fairer nationwide development.
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California
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Texas
Washington
New Jersey
Florida
Midwest
House Space Subcommittee
Congress
Dropout Trends Warn of Growing Delinquency Risk
A Bureau study notes 17 year olds dropout rate fell from 32 percent in 1950 to 24 percent in 1960, yet the larger age group means more dropouts overall. Projections show 7.5 million will leave school in the 1960s, with about 2.3 million limited to eighth grade or less.
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Population Reference Bureau
U.S. Office of Education
Uruguay Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Castro Cuba
Isolates Fidel Castro's government in the Americas, with Mexico and Canada as remaining allies. Uruguay joins Chile and Bolivia as early breakers after a Washington OAS meeting. Venezuela's resolution accuses Cuban agents of arming to influence Venezuela's election.
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Uruguay
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Mexico
Castro
Canada
Organization of American States
Washington
OAS
Chile
Bolivia
Venezuela
Venzuela
United States
Double standard in political criticism across parties examined
A syndicated column argues liberals demand Republicans repudiate the Birch Society while endorsing claims against Goldwater. It parallels George Meany MLK and Fulbright with Welch, calling for equal scrutiny and cautions against hasty insinuations of fascism or communism on both sides. It questions co existence tactics and liberal double standards.
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Robert Welch
John Birch Society
Ike Eisenhower
Ike
Barry Goldwater
Birchers
Goldwater
Democratic Party
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Arkansas
William J. Fulbright
U.S. Senate
Senator Fulbright
Blicans
New York City
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Amelia
Welch
Eisenhower
Meany
Fulbright
Arkannsas
Ku Klux Klan
John Bircher
Khrushchev
Moscow
Lyndon Johnson's Harrisburg visit shows full court political reach
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Johnson used a 30 minute text in Harrisburg to downplay partisan politics for the first half and pivot to a televised Democratic pitch. The plan aimed to woo GOP voters while keeping the critical second half for Democrats, a strategy that drew mixed reaction from the audience and raised concerns about Johnson's TV appeal.
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Brotherhood of Man
Johnson
Harrisburg
George Washington
Gen
Eisenhower
William Scranton
White House
Joseph S. Clark
Genevieve Blatt
Senate
Hugh Scott
President Johnson
Pennsylvania
Self
Clark Blatt
Harry Truman
Congress
Franklin Roosevelt
Mr. Johnson
Washington
Penn - Harris
Gov. Scranton
Bill
Detroit
Cadillac Square
Hawkers Of Christmas Cards Highlight Odd Holiday Ordeal
Hal Boyle humorously surveys the yearly Christmas card hustle from doorstep hawkers to mail timing. He notes repeated purchases from a humorous Harvard bound Hottentot fundraiser and the ritual of sending cards to lifelong friends, creditors, old acquaintances, and a random few ending with many leftovers.
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Harvard
Bermuda
Kansas City
Dear Abby Diplomacy In Toning
A couple hosts their father in law and wife escalate a dispute over watching baseball and football during a two week visit at a summer home. The writer objects to sports dominating shared space while the in laws defend hosting rights. The column advises tactful alternatives.
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Abby
Dear Abby and Advice on a Troubled Engagement
A quizzed column blends reader questions about social etiquette and a troubled engagement. A baseball fan scenario prompts a debate over host behavior while a couple in a two year engagement faces repeated fights and possible breakup. Abby advises ending the relationship to avoid ongoing conflict.
Senior Olympic Idea Prompts Health Push for Those Over Sixty
Charles LaSpina 75 urges a senior Olympics to prove older people can stay strong. He advocates daily exercise including walking five to ten miles and lifting an 80 lb barbell once owned by Jim Corbett to train for heart and lung stamina.
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Charles LaSpina
Jim Corbett
Dr Crane Warns Workers Can Improve Case T-477
Hank J., 42, a boss at the plant, recalls adopting Dr. Crane's methods after initial self doubt and a poor rating. He cites tests that helped him become the most popular executive on his floor. The piece lists common employee flaws from alcohol abuse to theft and favoritism, urging self assessment and improvement.
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Hank J
Dr. Crane
Don Juan
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Robert Novak
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Lyndon Johnson
Hal Boyle
Dear Abby
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Robert Peterson
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Atlens
Ath
Ohio
Associated Press
Messenger Publishing
Ree Muntha
Sundtoy
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