Berea College Proves Free Thought With Labor Ethic
A Kentucky college with 1600 students waives tuition for most, requires at least 10 hours of work weekly from every student, and operates Boone Tavern with student staff. The campus emphasizes dignity in labor and equal opportunity, countering notions that independence demands chaos.
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Kentucky
Berea College
Mountain
America
Southern College
Berea
Boone Tavern
Washington in fear: capital crime surge after Mallory ruling
The piece argues that since the 1957 Mallory decision crime in Washington D C surged 137 percent over seven years, with violent crime leading all large cities. It notes police constraints, vigilante sentiment, bus system violence, and stalled Senate action as the city reels from a perceived breakdown of law enforcment.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
D. C
House of Representatives
Senate
Doctor Loots French Treasures in Art Heist Tale
Dr Zavier Richier a coal mine physician in Lievin proclaims a hoard of medieval works worth 10 million looted from chateaux and churches to prove a point about national art care. He kept about one seventh in his villa before police intervened as they hunt for the remaining loot.
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Zavier Richier
Lievin
Ministry of Fine Arts
Washington News Battle over Pentagon waste
Defense Secretary McNamara faces repeated GAO findings of waste in the Pentagon. GAO urges concrete accountability and personnel records linking missteps to promotions, while McNamara pushes directives without guaranteed changes. The GAO warns that directives alone fail without personal responsibility and follow-through.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Washington Defense
Robert McNamara
General Accounting Office
Pentagon
McNamara
GAO
Defense Department
Defense
Young missionaries teach literacy in Viet Nam frontier
Two American and Australian girl missionaries work with Brow tribal groups near a U.S. Army Special Forces outpost in Khe Sanh. They teach reading and writing to a dialect rich with dozens of sounds, while building their own bamboo home and facing Viet Cong threats. Ayooq the Montagnard assists as helper.
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Khe Sanh
South Viet Nam
Eugenia Johnston
Houghton
N.Y
Nancy Costello
Sydney
Australia
Miss Johnston
Miss Costello
Summer Institute of Linguistics
Los Angeles
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Santa Ana
Calif
U.S. Army
Scooter
Viet Nam
Robinson Crusoe
Ayooq
Miss Johnson
Laos
Hollywood Notes from Killywood scene Paul Harvey News Dog days for dogfaces
Hollywood notes discuss military dissent and strong leadership icons, citing Omar Bradley Lincoln and Jackson. The piece recalls steadfast figures and warns against appeasers as blood of soldiers from Korea, Congo and Vietnam is recalled. John Wayne plans film work and Cast a Giant Shadow role. The Collector is reviewed with Wyler's direction and cast.
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Paul Harvey
MacArthur
Omar Bradley
Lincoln
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
John Wayne
Paramount
Howard Hawks
Wayne
Dallas
Rome
Kirk Douglas
Katie Elder
Lee Marvin
Cat Ballou
Paul Newman
William Wyler
Wyler
Terence Stamp
Samantha Eggar
Compliance and patience shape child discipline
A columnist advises that true discipline comes from calm, firm guidance rather than spanking. Parents should hold a child to calm down and clearly state boundaries, then build strength and time to earn compliance. An accompanying AP report from Kansas City traces Easter symbols from antiquity to a Hallmark collection card.
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Kansas City
Eostra
Hallmark Cards
Stockholders Come From All Walks In Census Profile
A 1965 NYSE census shows 20 million Americans own stocks, up from 17 million in 1962. Findings detail ownership by city size, occupation, and education with stockholders concentrated in professionals and technicians and in higher education groups, totaling trillions in market value across ownership.
Stock ownership by age and income distribution reported
Census figures reveal that 60.2 percent of higher earners own stocks while 55 percent of all stockowners earn under 10 000 annually. Women comprise 16 percent and men 17 percent of adult stockholders with 20 million total owners. Minors and seniors show notable shares.
Daily Crossword Puzzle clues list and answers
A compact list of crossword entries with clues and numbers like 33 Dutch pain 34 Numerical prefix 38 Nearly Colleq 39 Long-armed ape and more. Includes terms for foods cheeses dogwood pet names and various abbreviations. The fragment shows mixed clues such as 19 Desert prince 21 Pairs 36 Malay tithe and 60 Cabinet wood with typical puzzle shorthand.
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Florida
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