Junior Colleges Shown as Big Boom in National Education
Frank C. Miles reports that Carnegie Corp calls junior colleges the most important education development in 25 years. Nearly a million students attend now, up 20 percent from last year, with savings for families and taxpayers. Minnesota creates a state system, while lawmakers weigh further junior college funding against university expansion to ease future tax burdens.
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Carnegie Corp
California
Florida
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Scranton Open to 1964 GOP Presidential Bid
Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania signals he will consider a Republican presidential run in 1964 after urging from Eisenhower. He weighs national record and polls against Lyndon Johnson, with final judgment likely influenced by next five to six months’ survey results.
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William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Scranton
Kennedy
Congress
Roosevelt
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Progress in Medicine A universal early-disease test yet distant
Johns Hopkins University reports preliminary results on serum mucoids a blood component suggesting patterns for diseases like cancer tuberculosis and schizophrenia. The test could identify illnesses early but researchers caution that confirmation is lacking while noting potential for major medical advances if proven feasible.
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Johns Hopkins University
White Shadows in Meadow Frost Sparkling Morning Scene
A New York Times prose piece describes a frosty dawn turning the meadow into a glittering world of white shadows. The light evolves as sun rises, melting frost while each bush and leaf bears crystalline outlines and barbed wire becomes jeweled.
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Queen Anne
THE
NEW York Times
Proverbs and quotes for today collage
A collection of biblical, literary, and religious quotes. Proverbs 31:28 lauds a blessed mother while Vittorio Alfieri notes human error and contrition as moral distinction. Francis Cardinal Spellman warns of spiritual decline in America.
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America
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Fragmentary OCR Item Highlights Local Notice
A damaged newspaper fragment contains sparse readable words about an official notice and local authorities. Readable details are limited to generic terms with no clear action date or figures.
Turn Back The Clock Fifty Years Ago Highlights
Mower County notes recounts Louis Lash of Brownsdale becoming president of the Farm Holiday Association and M E Gartner named acting Preston postmaster. Banfield of Austin named president of First National Bank Owatonna.
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Louis Lash
Brownsdale
Mower County Farm Holiday Association
M. E. Gartner
Preston Richard
Banfield
First National Bank
Austin
Owatonna
Paul F. Miller
Minnesota Agricultural Extension Service
Irving L. Eckhold
Rochester
Edward J. Thye
Legion of Merit
Pfc
Herbert H. Kamp
War Department
Washington
Peter Skogebo
Norman Skogebo
First Baptist
Gwen Colescott
David Jenson
Don Smith
Dexter
Minnesota
Hamline University
Austin Bus Line Inc
Yule Conifers Hint at 1964 Political Shuffle
Minnesota DFLs push for a Humphrey vice presidential bid amid Goldwater and Nixon chatter. Congress and local leaders plan events, while Quie schedules public questions. Humphrey and McCarthy families celebrate Christmas in Washington as Minnesota GOP support ties to Judd movement grow. Rolvaag to press 1964 federal purchase drive for Minnesota firms.
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Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Questions and Answers on Austin Social Security Office
This public service explains holiday hours for the Austin Social Security District Office at 308 2nd St NW. It notes closures on Dec 24 afternoon, Dec 25, and Jan 1 1964, with regular hours 8:30 am to 4:30 pm other days. It covers filing timing, required documents, and self-employment tax records.
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Austin
2Nd St. NW
Leonora F. Hise
Austin Social Security Office
Austin Social Security District
Social Security Office
Two Economic Forecasts for 1964 Tax Cut Decides
The 1964 outlook splits into two views depending on a Kennedy tax cut. If enacted soon, output may reach or exceed $615 billion with a momentum that could lift the year. if blocked, a second-half downturn risks a softer finish. Unemployment remains a drag at 5.5 percent, while spending and industry investment show limited gains.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Heller
Commerce Department
Economic Council
Seminole War Anniversary and Notable History Facts
The item recaps December 28 historical milestones from 1835 Osceola ambush starting the Seminole War to 1956 and 1951 notes, including chewing gum patent, government seizure of Montgomery Ward, airmen release payment, and postwar political remarks. It also cites past US auto fatalities during Christmas, with context of leaders De Gaulle and Adenauer.
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Osceola
Francis Dade
Gen
Clinch
Florida
William Semple
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Montgomery Ward and Co
Hungary
U.S
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
Fitness as Money in the Bank by Dr Brandstad
The article argues fitness can be built and kept like money in a bank. It cites annual and dental checkups, a balanced diet with milk and meat, weight control, and regular exercise suited to age. It advises enjoyable activities, daily workouts, and rest for effective physical fitness.
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W. G. Brandstad
M. D
Five Day Forecast Sees Cool Start and Midweek Warmup
Temperatures through Wednesday will average eight to twelve degrees below seasonal normals. Cold conditions persist for most of the period with a warming trend by the middle of next week. Normal highs range from thirteen to twenty one north and twenty to twenty eight south. lows from eight below to three above north and one to ten above south. Little or no precipitation is expected in the south and less than ten inches in the north, with occasional snow mainly midweek.
Sports Car Crash Kills Driver on Iowa Bridge
Dennis Lee Wabben 24 of Titanka died when his sports car struck a bridge over a drainage ditch, vaulted the ditch and crashed into the bank. The crash occurred Thursday night near Lakota, Iowa.
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Lakota
Iowa
Dennis Lee Wabben
Titanka
Love It Hate Stay Away or Live There Don’t Call It Frisco
Harold V. Streeter surveys San Francisco icons cable cars bridges Chinatown and Fishermans Wharf noting rising costs and safety concerns. He recalls Bay Bridge tolls ferries and a fading shrimp tradition while urging residents not to call the city Frisco.
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Harold V. Streeter
San Francisco
Chinatown
Fisherman's Wharf
Khruschev
Golden Gate
Citizens’ Committee
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Bay Bridge
Grant Avenue
Japan
Fishermen's Wharf
Arthur Fiedler
North Bay
South Bay
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