Complexity drives rising costs in higher education
An editorial notes that education costs climb beyond inflation due to a demand for greater quality and complexity. Rutgers University illustrates this with rising operating costs from 1953 to 1963 and lists costly new equipment across science and engineering. Expanded student bodies, staff, and campus services also add to expenses.
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Rutgers University
College of Engineering
School of Chemistry
Department of Physics
Engineering
University
Washington News Kennedy rift rumors churn in capital
Washington observers say President Johnson and Attorney General Kennedy act as professionals while camp followers sow rumors of a Kennedy bid for vice president. White House insiders insist leaders won’t let speculation derail the 1964 selection as the field narrows and loyalty runs deep.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Bob Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
John Kennedy
Bobby
Boyle's Column Down the road of memories
HAL BOYLE recalls nostalgic quirks of yesteryear in New York, reflecting on memory as a safari of time. He lists social quirks, fashion fads, and small-town habits, from dancing with icons to mischief with coal sacks, shipyard readings, and the cost of a doctor call. The piece blends humor with cultural snapshots.
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Hal Boyle
New York
American Mercury
Mary Pickford
Saco Citizens Speak On Budget And Thornton Academy
Marion Banks of Saco notes citizen responsibility in a letter urging turnout at Saco City Hall to challenge the 1964 budget. She condemns increases to the tax department recreation planning board and Industrial Park Corp, cites Thorn ton Academy tuition and enrollment concerns, and accuses past administrations of illegal actions.
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Sace
U.S.A
U.S
Saco
Saco City
Planning Board
A.I.D.C
Industrial Park Corporation
Industrial Park Corp
Thornton Academy
T.A
City of
Sweetser Fund
Marion Banks
The World as It Is and the Nuclear Threat
The piece discusses President rhetoric on nuclear war and fear, contrasting tough talk with cautious policy, then shifts to a humorous local note about Mighty the Siamese cat in Hobbs New Mexico who rode a washing machine cycle before being freed.
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L. B.J
United States
America
Ernest Klein
Hobbs
N. M
Mighty
Harry Lalonde
Alaska quake deepens fears of Pacific disasters
The Alaska earthquake wreaked massive property damage and loss of life, with Anchorage in ruins and tidal waves striking Crescent City. Comparisons to San Francisco 1906 and 1923 Kobe style events are noted, while experts warn major quakes trigger long recovery periods as Earth’s stress adjusts along faults.
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Alaska
San Francisco
Anchorage
Crescent City
Calif
Japan
Gulf of Mexico
Los Angeles
California
Golden Gate
Paying all drivers and road safety in deadly trend
The piece warns of rising traffic fatalities, projecting 45 000 deaths this year. It asserts speed causes most fatal crashes and urges motorists to keep cars safe and drive conservatively to reduce harm and hospital stays.
Peter Lorre remembered as versatile film figure and comedian
Peter Lorre died at 59 and left a legacy through his iconic screen presence in M The Maltese Falcon and Casablanca. Off screen he was gentle erudite and immensely funny. Hollywood later honored his talent for comedy signaling a shift from his sinister on screen persona.
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Peter Lorre
Hollywood
Lorre
First quarter ends on upbeat economic surge
The first quarter closes with strong momentum as U S economy shows sustained upturn. Data through March indicate broad gains with muted winter slowdowns, fueling upward revisions for second quarter and optimism among analysts about continued growth.
Upbeat first quarter sparks debate on economic drivers
Analysts clash over whether the quarter's strength stems from an ongoing upturn since 1961, consumer and business restraint, or anticipation of a federal tax cut. Home building and plant investment rose on confidence in future mortgage payments and demand, with optimism extending into 1965. In Seattle, King County Republicans map out events with a November election and victory celebration.
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Seattle
King County Republican Central Committee
Biddeford Lace Journal Masthead and Rates
Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine lists W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Subscription rates are payable in advance One month 185 six months 1050 one year 2100. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Post
Mrs A vs Mrs B How talkative women shape conversations
Ruth Millett notes Mrs A lively, talkative, gathers attention with upbeat reports while Mrs B stays quiet and fades from group chatter. The article contends sharing experiences fuels engaging conversations and social presence.
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