Education demand rises in the south prompts higher tax focus
A Southern Regional Education Board analysis shows rising demand for higher education as a major cost for state and local governments. The study by Kenneth E. Quindry estimates potential to raise revenue from general sales, property, and income taxes, with sales taxes offering the largest untapped pool.
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Southern Regional Education Board
Committee For Economic Development
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University of Kentucky
Quindry
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Oklahoma
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Tennessee
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Report From Washington on Turkey and NATO policy
Drew Pearson compares Western Europe with socialist states on the Black Sea coast and finds Turkey under military rule and heavily aided by the United States. The piece contrasts living conditions, beaches, and hotels, noting broader political implications for the U S NATO stance and Turkey’s military governance after 15 years of aid and presence.
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Drew Pearson
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Turkey
United States
Russia
Europe
France
England
West Germany
NATO
Black Sea
Romania
Free Turkey
Socialist Countries
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Unt
Amerivang
Air Force
Bulgaria
Miami
Metallurgists Union
Sochi
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Generational Restlessness Amid Technological Change
The essay quotes Willard Goslin on youth uselessness as machines automate chores and stores replace work. It argues modern comfort hides a bored, fretful generation trapped by technology and scarce meaningful labor, fueling a perceived unemployment among youth.
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Charleston
W. Va
Daily Mail
Bad bidding punishes again in bridge team match
In a team match two boards show how misread signals and aggressive redoubles cost North-South 2,200 points. At table one North opened notrump with South risking a double and redouble, misinterpreted by North. Table two misread the SOS signal as West and East misjudged, leading to a six-spade loss and another large penalty.
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North East South West
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South
West
Big Feta
Ding
Try and Stop Me Pp THE LOCKER ROOM
Golfer Craig Wood joked with town clergy about two twosomes as the priest quietly made clutch putts from all corners of the greens while the rabbi teased him about similar luck. The punchline frames a quip about being a terrible putter.
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Craig Wood
Abbi
Career planning and growth outlook for 1967 graduates
Roger Babson urges college entrants to map a long term path by aligning majors with future growth areas. He notes rising labor costs, expanding consumer spending, and booming construction, roads, schools, and industries like electronics, plastics, and farm chemicals. He predicts strong job prospects in medicine teaching and clergy as well.
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Babson Park
Mass
Jos
What profession uses gold foil and other trivia
A quirky column asks readers to answer trivia about professions and history. It notes a Labor Day parade in 1882 New York, mentions Lady Godiva, Entebbe, Saint Denis, and a long NYU colonnade designed by Stanford White. It also salutes Darryl Zanek and Joseph Szigeti.
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Leofric
Mercia
Uganda
France
New York City
Hudson
Harlem
University Heights
Stanford White
Helen Gould Shepard
Hall of Philosophy
Hall of Languages
New York University
Mississippi and Oklahoma GOPs eye unlikely wins in 1960
Mississippi Republicans optimistic about electing a first governor since reconstruction with Rachel Phillips a young attorney backed by Goldwater conservatives. They cite Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson as Democratic rival, Coleman’s Kennedy stance, and potential crossover support from Charles Sullivan. Oklahoma GOP touts Bud Wilkinson as possible next year Senate candidate amid undeniable party gains.
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Paul Johnson
J. B. Coleman
Coleman
John Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Phillips
Arizona
Charles Sullivan
Sullivan
John Stennis
Senate
Stennis
Ross Barnet
Lee Futter
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
Harry Bellman
J. Howard Edmondson
Bob Kerr
Edmondson
GOP
Highway Planning Urged In Area
Two engineers from the State Highway Department told Harris County officials that Houston, Pasadena, and Harris County must update highway plans to meet federal aid requirements after July 1, 1965. The letter notes a 1962 act requires continuous planning for urban areas over 50,000. Estimated updating costs total about $200,000 with local $20,000 and rest state and federal funds. Also reports the death of Mother Rita Mary, former dean of the College of The Holy Names, after a brief illness.
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State Highway Department
Harris County Commissioners Court
Houston
Pasadena
Harris County
W. E. Carmichael
A. C. Kyser
Highway Department
Lewis Cutter
J. L. Brammer
Bill Elliott
Albany, N.xy
Rita Mary
College of the Holy Names
Sisters of the Holy Names
Mary Cullinane
Boston
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clue List
Across clues include Strakes as adog five Large tubs nine Part of a flower ten Fetish West Indies twelve Literary composition thirteen Spirits of the lamp Myth fourteen God of mischief thirteen Slice one six Promissory note abbr seventeen Dregs twenty one Juniors dad abbr twenty two Conical mass of thread twenty three Fortunes twenty four Trot twenty five Garment border twenty six Invent as a word twenty eight Split pulse twenty nine Neuter pronoun thirty one Noahs second son thirty two Frame work For roses twenty four Whether thirty five Relatives thirty six Little girl thirty seven Climbing vine thirty nine Perform forty one Compound chem forty two Targets
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West Indies
Junior
Editor and Publisher Roles at Baytown Sun Staff
The Baytown Sun lists James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore and John Wadley in editorial and management positions The document mentions editors and publishers with roles including General Manager Managing Editor Office Manager and Circulation Director The names Pam Putman Corrie Laughlin and others are noted in managerial context without clear titles.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K_ Gilmore
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