Colleges still have openings for fall term say survey
A Middle States Association survey of 300 colleges shows 100 still have openings for the fall term. Large schools like Hofstra Adelphi and Polytechnic Brooklyn hold many places for transfers while Princeton and many big names report few or none. Many students may settle for second or third choices as transfer options ease after freshman year.
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Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Hofstra Univeristy
Adelphi University
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
Princeton
Day of the slide rules rise of science in federal service
John W. Macy Jr notes a shift in the federal workforce as scientific and engineering staff grow from about 117 000 ten years ago to 259 000 today. He cites laboratories across 25 agencies and stresses research roles, government contracts, and improving pay and benefits. He highlights challenges and mission, service to the people as key attractors.
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John W. Macy Jr
U. S. Civil Service Commission
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Bureau of Standards
Macy
Redistricting by numbers with a computer
A Illinois political scientist argues a computer can redraw state districts quickly and cheaply. Nagel says 90 counties could be redistributed in 81 seconds for 5.63 dollars using Census data on magnetic tape, far cheaper than New York's 100000 dollar method. He notes computers could help parties see max seat gains and seek compromise.
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Supreme Court
Illinois
Stuart S. Nagel
University of Illinois
U. S. Census Bureau
New York
IBM
Nagel
Washington Reds spread motion in protests says Du Bois clubs
Washington correspondents report the W E B Du Bois Clubs engaged in protests and demonstrations across Chicago Los Angeles Madison New York and on university campuses. The groups helped circulate antiwar p ledges and were active at the April 17 March on Washington and California riots. They numbered over 1 000 members in about 35 clubs. The article traces origins to 1963 64 with the formation of a Marxist youth group later named W E B Du Bois Clubs of America with headquarters in San Francisco and leaders Davis and Blake.
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Washington Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
W.E.B. du Bois
U.S
Viet Nam
du Bois
Chicago
Los Angeles
Madison
New York
U.S. Army
du Bois Club
University of California
Alabama
Gus Hall
U.S. Communist Party
Hall
Mortimer Daniel Rubin
San Francisco
W.E.B. du Bois Clubs of America
William E. B. du Bois
Philip Chapin Davis
Albany
Carl Blake
Davis
Blake
People’s World
Parents still need to be parents not buddies says psychiatrist
Ruth Millett cites a psychiatrist who warns that children require parental love protection and discipline not peers. The piece argues modern parents overemphasize friendship with children, neglectng guidance, obedience, and character formation.
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Ruth Millett
Jane
Jimmy
Spiegel boosts The Chase with Brando Fonda Redford cast
Hollywood gossip frames Sam Spiegel as he begins his first movie in 15 years. The Chase stars Marlon Brando Jane Fonda Robert Redford and E G Marshall with Spiegel directing and touring the globe for shoots in Paris London Warsaw and beyond.
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Hollywood
Sam Spiegel
London
Paris
Warsaw
Spiegel
Horton Foote
Texas
Marlon Brando
Jane Fonda
Robert Redford
E. G. Marshall
Angie Dickinson
Ceylon
Kwai
Ecusneey
Lawrence
Creative living links to longer life in aging readers
Retirement advisor Martin E. Segal argues creativity sustains mental activity and health in old age. He cites examples of notable figures who remained active late in life and notes that aging science benefited from persistent inquiry, urging seniors to keep learning and creating.
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Martin E. Segal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Freidrich Hoffman
Pierre Briseau
John Floyer
Boyles Column on Viet Nam Life and Customs
A Vietnam War era column outlines social norms and beliefs in rural Viet Nam including respect for elders, gender roles, behavior in public, humor about hand labor, and everyday customs. It notes opium use, sorcery beliefs, polite bribes to spirits, and routine rituals around holidays and luck. The piece describes marriages, decorum, and social habits among both rural and professional classes in Da Nang.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues
Crossword entries list many clues spanning people places and terms across a puzzle page. Includes archaeology language biology and history oriented hints with varying difficulty.
Demand for Loans Rising in 1965 Business Boom
Ameri cans' monthly debt loads are 11 percent higher than a year ago. New York bank loans to commercial and industrial firms have risen by 14 billion since January, while 1964 saw a drop. Banks have been net borrowers for 12 weeks to satisfy loan demand. Delinquency is only modest, but repayments consume 14 percent of disposable income and new instalment debt uses 16 percent, a record high.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
New York
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
National Drivers Test TV Broadcast Tonight Weighs In
The Journal urges participation in a CBS Channel 13 program The National Drivers Test by the National Safety Council. Peter A McKenney Maine Highway Safety Committee official calls safety coordinators to organize local groups to view and score the test at Saco Two Bills TV Center 150 Main St and at home. Citizens may view the program and obtain official test forms. It’s a life saving nationwide broadcast urging neighborly viewing and local club involvement.
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National Safety Council
CBS TV
Maine Highway Safety Committee
Peter A. McKenney
Saco
Two Bills TV Center
Main St
Saco Extension Highway Safety Committee
Channel 13
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Africa
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