Editorials South Yields More Ph D s in the South
A feature in Regional Action, the Southern Regional Education Board newsletter, notes rising Ph D production in the South. It highlights more graduate schools and facilities, but cites delays in doctoral preparation, limited undergrad talent, and uneven state support. The region now accounts for 15.4 percent of U.S. doctorates across 16 states, with 43 institutions offering doctoral work and about 1,200 Southern students entering or continuing grad studies under major fellowships.
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South
Regional Action
Southern Regional Education Board
SREB
National Defense
Woodrow Wilson
National Science Foundation
Britain's most advanced learner driver faces eighth test
Leonard Melling of Manchester drives 1,000 miles a week in a 33,000 car without a license. Since WWII he has spent about 1,400 on 115 lessons and 2,000+ hours of instruction, yet failed eight driving tests in two years. He must display L plates and be accompanied by a licensed driver, paying 19.60 weekly for an ex-police driver. He plans to write to transport minister Marples before his ninth test.
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Manchester
England
Leonard Melling
Leonard
Britain
Jearner
Leamer
Ernest Marples
Melling
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A man selling two dollar tickets at Aqueduct is surprised when a horse bets on himself after a talking exchange. A separate vignette recalls playwright Russel Crouse drifting from drama to wool farming, planning a shortcut across a frozen lake before a curmudgeon interrupts.
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Try
Bennett Cerf
Aqueduct
Russel Crouse
Crouse
Jake
Baytown Sun Masthead and Staff Credits
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin as editors and managers with department titles. It notes second class matter status at Baytown Texas Post Office and publication details. Subscription rates and advertising representatives are listed.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Baytown, Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbei
Baytown
Texas
Fulton's report on Black party splits and 1964 ballots
Biden era style piece notes militant Negroes bolting FDR party in Michigan and New Jersey forming splinter groups to siphon black votes. Michigan delegates aim for 100000 votes for Freedom Now Party led by William Worthy and Conrad Lynn, with Detroit as hub. New Frontier Party in New Jersey disrupts Democratic gains. Richard Son forecasts three seats in Congress and county posts.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Vital Cogs
Michigan
New Jersey
FDR
New York
Chicago
Johnson
Congress
Freedom Now Party
William Worthy
Conrad Lynn
Detroit
Albert Cleague
Freedom Now
First
Rev
Cleague
George Romney
New Frontier Party
Newark
George C. Richardson
Bernard M. Shanley
Richardson
Essex County Board of Freeholders
Cook County
William Dawson
Sammy Rayner
Dawson
Spot of Fame guess the name statue at alma mater
Alumni recognize today’s spot of fame as the Alma Mater statue before a library building at a great university. The campus houses many schools and Barnard plus Union Theological Seminary on Morningside Heights.
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Lew Memorial Library
New York City
Morningside Heights
Barnard
Union Theological Seminary
King’s College
Province of New York
George II
Rockefeller Center
Rexford G. Tugwell
A. A. Berle Jr
Raymond Moley
John Dewey
David 8. Muzzey
Charles A. Beard
James Harvey Robinson
Harold C. Urey
Charles Evans’ Hughes
Harlan Fiske Stone
Lameet Botton
Johnson Letter Helps Ehrhardt Solve Issue
Washington columnist Drew Pearson recalls his Klan infiltration in Atlanta and Georgia politics. He notes the Ku Klux Klan's long influence in Republican circles, its 1947 listing as a subversive organization, and recent actions in North Carolina and Georgia alongside the 1960s era GOP convention discourse. The piece ties past Klan activity to current political tensions and cites Governor Ellis Arnall, Tom Clark, and other figures.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
John Birch Society
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Allanta
San Francisco
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Union
Indiana
Ohio
Kansas
New Jersey
Maryland
J. H. Cannaughton
U.S.A
Potomac
Stern Atty
Tom Clark
Texas
Nelson Rockefeller
Communist Party
Justice Department
John Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Samuel Green
Ellis Arnall
Aglanta Constitution
Atlanta Journal
Ralph McGill
Rosen
Wald McGill
Arnall
Eugene Cook
Store Mountain
Georgia
Georgia State Capitol
Gev. Arnall
Xan
Wiliam Hartsfield
Gerald L. K. Smith
John Patterson
Alabama
Patterson
Bob Shelton
Wallace
Jimmy Byrnes
South Carolina
Donald Russell
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Car) Sanders
Elm City
N.C
First Presbyterian Church
James L. Jones
Wheat Stabilization Program Sparks Farm Debate
Washington AP report shows farmers split over the new wheat stabilization program. Supporters blame critics in the American Farm Bureau Federation and Republicans for opposing the plan while cooperators receive payments funded by millers exporters and the government. Opponents say the administration imposed the program and harmed prices. Price supports fell from 1.82 to 1.30 a bushel with cooperation mandatory.
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Washington
APF
Mississippi River
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Farm Bureau
Louisiana School Asks To Remain Segregated
In Baton Rouge the St Helena Parish School Board informs U S District Court it cannot meet a desegregation plan deadline citing fear of chaos and violence. The board defends its racially segregated system as cultural and part of its tradition, insisting it cannot be forced to agree though may comply.
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West
Know Your Bridge And Olympiad Match Shocked Canada
Canada dominated Olympic qualifying with 60 of 63 points but faltered against the United States in a 60-board semifinal, losing 133 to 117. The U S built a 54 international match point lead early, then held on as Canada narrowed the gap, ending with a 16 IMP defeat after a misbid at a key table. The biggest setback came when Canada’s North South pair failed to reach a stronger seven no trump contract, costing an oversized swing in IMPs and potential victory.
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Wanes
United Stas
U.S
Victor Mitchell
Samues Stayman
Ron Forbest
Jack Howell
Tost
Canada
United States
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING Feature
Puzzle list with across and down clues appears messy with many typos and missing letters. The page offers a standard daily crossword format with entries like Obese Polish priskiy, Afibber, Metal, and several malformed clues for across and down sections.
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King
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