Summers as solution to higher education strain
Abilene Christian College Dean Walter H. Adams argues that expanding and better using summer school can ease the coming surge in higher education demand. He cites a projected 6 to 7 million seeking enrollment by 1970 and says summer terms could add 2,500 seats at Abilene Christian and cut costs by 2,900 to 4,700, while letting students graduate earlier and raise lifetime earnings.
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United States
Abilene Christian College
Walter H. Adams
Adams
Association of Texas Colleges
Association of Texas Graduate Schools
United States Office of Education
Abilene Christian
Mothers' March for 1961 New March of Dimes
Citizens are urged to welcome the Mothers' Marcher on January 31 to support the National Foundation. Contributions fund research, patient aid, and education in the fight against birth defects, arthritis, and polio, backing vaccines and medical advances.
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National Foundation
Endplay idea saves four spades contract in Baytown Sun
In a four spades contract from a Baytown Sun bridge column, South misreads West’s distribution after East shows out on the spades. A trump ending plan, reducing West’s trump length, could let South overcome the bad break. Practically, declarer should cash hearts and diamonds to threaten a ruff, then keep West from more than one trump trick. Never give up.
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Eclarer
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Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing
The Baytown Sun page shows afternoon publication schedule Monday through Friday and Sundays, with editor and publisher and staff roles including business manager managing editor and circulation manager. Also lists contact and advertising departments, rates, and postal qualifications under the Baytown, Texas post office.
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Houston
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Eisenhower's late term moves alarm allies and test Kennedy
Drew Pearson outlines how the outgoing president pressed aggressive policies in Laos and Cuba, prompting Western diplomats to wonder if Kennedy would inherit a tougher world. He cites warnings from Allen Dulles and Adm. Felt, notes a Russian arms drop, and argues Ike aimed to show strength before leaving office. The piece ends with a biblical verse.
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Eisenhower
Laos
Cuba
Tice
United States
U.S
Havana
Kennedy
Kennedy Eisenhower
Europe
Ike
Kenedy
USA
Allen Dulles
Harry Felt
Pacific
White House
Korea
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7Th Fleet
Felt
South
Crossword Clue Scramble Across A Puzzle List
A dense crossword clue list with scattered terms and partial spellings includes entries like Goldof, Petroleums, Thick soup, Wept, Norwegian author, swpicel flower, smelt y bottle, golf hazard, Ahead, Distant, Cerium symbol, bridal gift for table, Wallabas, Stalkers, False, Arctic dweller, music note, land measures, Paul Bunyan tool, Exhausted, former Venice magistrate, shalt not college, calloused, celerity, master of ceremonies, skin wale, food.
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Paul Bunstan
Who is the Welsh actor Richard Jenkins, and what dates rise here
The passage mixed questions about Mesopotamia naming, Theodoric’s Palace, Bourke Hickenlooper, Washington’s surrender, and conjunctivitis. It highlights actor Richard Jenkins born 25 years ago as the youngest of 13 in South Wales, with stage and film credits and Oscar nominations. The piece then hints at an Arkansas senator’s election and a future tour, all in a fragmented grab bag.
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Mesopotamia
Theodoric
Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper
George Washington
John Sad
Greenleaf Whittier
Richard Jenkins
South Wales
W. Carraway
Arkansas
Oxford
Camelot
Rachel
Welsh actor and writer linked to The Druid's Rest
Central Press notes Welsh actor and author connected to The Druid's Rest and Dylan Thomas roles. It highlights his 1927 London stage debut and film credits The Last Days of Dolwyn and Ivanhoe, alongside works The Corn Is Green and The Late Christopher Bean.
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London
Dylan Thomas
Dolwyn
Christopher Bean
Union Aides Ask Tax Moratorium
In Arizona a labor leader from AFL-CIO cites a Washington conference panel of union economists proposing a temporary two to three month federal tax moratorium to boost the economy. They urge curbing government spending and tax collection to restore wage earners buying power and employment.
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United States
Arizona Republic
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Robert Piser
Keene S. Brown
Arizona Afl-Cio
Arizona
America
Uncle Sam
Adolescent Psychology Seen as Privacy Lovers Says Psychiatrist
A Kansas City psychiatrist writing in the American Medical Society journal offers guidance for parents. He urges pairing restrictions with privileges and compliments with criticism, plus rules like midnight dating deadlines while allowing social time. He also suggests allowances tied to earning, open discussion, and avoiding repetitive lectures.
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American Medical Society
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Fritz) Crisler
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