In Our Opinion Dear College President: Anyone For Common Sense?
An editorial or opinion piece questions college policy urging simple, practical arguments for sending juniors to college and emphasizes the value of common sense in higher education decisions. The text prompts reflection on parental and societal roles in guiding students’ educational paths.
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College costs and the burden of education funding
A speaker criticizes college budgeting and spending as excessive. The Erie college example shows small institutions funding trips and trimmings that inflate tuition. The message urges pragmatic economic thinking and questions the fiscal wisdom in higher education. Parents are warned about the costs faced when enrolling their children.
Rostow's Warsaw stance shapes Johnson Vietnam policy
Drew Pearson links Walt Rostow to LBJ's shift on talks with North Vietnam, noting Rostow's Skepticism toward Warsaw as a peace venue. The piece traces Rostow's rise from MIT professor to Kennedy adviser, his clashes with Bobby Kennedy over Vietnam, and his influence on policy moves and personnel changes within the White House and State Department.
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Warsaw
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Vietnam
Southeast Asia
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Rostow
North Vietnam
Puues Hay Wee Ueues
Yale
Oxford
Cambridge
MIT
White House
Policy Planning Council
State Department
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Clean Up campaign urged residents to haul winter refuse
City officials remind residents to take part in next week's Clean Up campaign to remove winter refuse. A separate item notes a collision injuring a couple but they escaped serious harm. Bradley Baker wins Patterson Photo Products contest. winners may enter a national contest by Eastman Kodak. Four names tied to a teaching return and an official visit by Governor John S. Fisher.
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Corry
Patterson Photo Products
Eastman Kodak Company
Cory
John S. Fisher
Gladys
Zora Skinner
Westerday
Ruth Dehbstrand
Motel Growth Boom Expands to 681000 Rooms
AP reports motels across the 48 states DC and Alaska and Hawaii total at least 5 825 properties with 681 388 rooms 65 500 more rooms than last year California leads with 63 211 rooms in 653 motels Florida 57 600 Texas New York and Illinois follow.
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America
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Hawaii
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Texas
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Stephen Brewer
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Today in History Highlights
On this date 1775 Paul Revere rode from Charlestown to Lexington to warn The British are coming. Other marks include 1644 Virginia massacre, 1906 San Francisco earthquake, 1942 Doolittle raid on Tokyo, 1915 Ernie Pyle killed, 1946 League of Nations last meeting, 1955 Bandung Asian African conference, and recent notes on Okinawa, Cuba, and Vietnam.
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Virginia
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Okinawa
Jose Miro Cardona
South Vietnam
United States
Law Questions on Executor Fees and Joint Savings Accounts
The text explains executor compensation rules, noting a typical five percent fund share with court review for co executors and disputes. It also discusses risks of widow and child joint savings accounts, warning about relinquished control, potential gift tax implications, and attribution of one half to the deceased spouse's estate.
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How to Contact Your Elected Officials
A readable fragment lists state and federal representatives with contact addresses. It names Assemblyman Forest Hopkins in the northeast, State Senator James Willard of Mercer County, U S Senators Hugh Scott and Joseph Clark from Philadelphia, and U S Congressman Joseph Vigorito of Erie, with office addresses in Harrisburg and Washington, D C.
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