Kennedy administration rejects emergency market stimulus
The Kennedy administration rules out emergency stimulus to shore up business confidence after the stock market nosedive. Officials expect a gradual recovery with possible occasional dips as profits and inflation concerns influence investor and consumer behavior.
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University of Minnesota to reorganize liberal arts and science
A two year study led the University of Minnesota to approve a plan revamping the academic structure. The College of Science Literature and the Arts would split into the College of Liberal Studies with five divisions and the Institute of Technology would become the College of Physical Science and Technology. An all university council on liberal education would set degree requirements.
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Judd Describes Russian Aim to Confuse and Subjugate
Rep. Walter H. Judd told Greenville College graduates that Russia seeks to confuse soften up and subjugate free people. He called the outside threat to the U.S. most immediate and said the world faces universal turmoil driven by a Kremlin directed conspiracy.
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March Sets Record for Largest Baby Month
The Public Health Service reports March had the most births on record with about 359 000 registered live births, up 0.8 percent from March 1961’s 356 000.
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Short Story Writer Edith Mirrielees Dies in California
Edith Mirrielees, 83, noted short story writer and retired Stanford English professor, died Sunday of a cerebral hemorrhage in Stanford, California. She joined Stanford faculty in 1910 and was born in Big Timber, Montana.
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Archbishop Warns Parents How Not To Raise Crooked Children
Chesterfield England AP reports Archdeacon Talbot Dilworth-Harrison offers twelve rules at his parish magazine on how indulgent parenting creates criminals. From spoiling infancy to over shielding, the list urges avoiding discipline and responsibility to prevent future wrongdoing.
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