New Type of Orientation Set For Incoming Students at Coe
Incoming Coe College freshmen and new transfers will begin a retooled orientation through Wednesday. About 290 newcomers will attend lectures themed Crises 68 led by David Fabianic and Dr. Patrick Alston, with follow up group discussions. Additional talks by Dr. Fred Butsler cover The New Morality. A Wednesday student discussion on On the However will cap activities after a schedule of plays, games, films, a barbecue and an all school mixer before the term opens Thursday. A convocation Sunday afternoon features President Joseph E. McCabe and a get acquainted reception follows with faculty and staff hosts listed by name.
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Press Criticism Grows as Election Campaigns Unfold
The piece examines how candidates blame the press for campaign misperceptions and exaggerations. It notes reporters’ crowd readings and repeated phrases shape coverage, citing Eisenhower and 1968 dynamics. It highlights friction between Humphrey Nixon Brooke and press narratives.
Plan Study of Mysterious Subsurface Ocean Waves
ESSA and the University of Washington will conduct a 15 day study off the Washington British Columbia coast to investigate internal waves blamed for submarine disasters like the Thresher. The research region sits about 80 miles offshore, examining subsurface undulations that can exceed surface wave heights and may be caused by surface tides.
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Boys in Surplus Wives in Demand in Rajasthan
A Maheshwari committee census across 16 towns shows 1,757 eligible boys and 889 girls, forcing marriage market strains within the caste. Separately, ESSA and Washington University researchers study internal ocean waves and their possible effects on submarine safety and underwater acoustics.
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To Receive Eagle Award
Brad Colton son of Mr and Mrs Eldon L Colton will receive his Eagle Scout award at a troop 75 court of honor Friday at 7 30 p m in St Michaels Episcopal church Colton joined troop 75 in Oc tober 1964 earned his Star rank in April 1967 and his Life rank in August 167 He is 14 and a sophomore at Linn Mar High School Member of Order of the Arrow God and Country award recipient and senior patrol leader in the last year Presenting officer is Robert Barber council commissioner
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Britain introduces two tier post for fast letters
Britain’s General Post Office unveils a two tier system with a five pence stamp for top priority mail and 4-penny letters treated as second class delivering after 24 hours. Postmaster John Stonehouse defends the plan amid business protests and treasury guidance.
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Reopening 15 Mexican Mines Sealed in 1914
In Mexico City a Canadian Mexican venture plans to reopen fifteen silver mines sealed by Pancho Villa in 1914 to prevent government ownership. Zacatecas officials have built roads to aid the venture, led by Hudson Bay Mountain Silver Co. of Vancouver and La Bonanza Co. of Zacatecas.
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Tiny 1897 Benedictine Church Serves One at a Time
In Covington Kentucky a tiny church built in 1897 by Benedictine monks is described as one of the world's smallest, designed to accommodate a single person at a time.
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