Corruption of College Papers Sparks Debate Across States
A Lamar University dean targets a thesis image while New Jersey reveals Collegiate Research Systems selling term papers. The founder insists on honesty, yet critics say cheating undermines education as teachers and professors join students in buying grades rather than earning them.
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Lamar University
Texas
Anritor
New Jersey
Lamar
Katheryn King
Collegiate Research Systems
Disorganized GOP in Pennsylvania and FBI overreach examined
The piece criticizes Pennsylvania Republicans for political impotence as Democrats hold governorship and legislature. It cites registration gaps, shifting suburban and city balances, and questions GOP issues while noting Milton Shapp’s broad policies. It also recounts FBI harassment under J. Edgar Hoover, warning against excessive police power and urging reform.
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Eader
Shapp
Atin
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
GOP
Philadelphia
Bucks
Chester
Delaware
Montgomery
Allegheny
Milton Shapp
J Edgar Hoover’s smear campaigns and power at the FBI
The article recounts J Edgar Hoover using FBI power to target rivals and critics. It details attempts to plant narcotics, gather gossip, and push affidavits to bias public figures including Kennedy Jackson Swing Smith and others. Hoover used intimidation, rumors, and investigations to undermine opponents before his death.
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Hoover
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
FBI
Walter Bedell Smith
Smith
Texas’ Public Safety
Homer Garrison
Garrison
J. Edgar Howver
Today show faces viewer dip amid ABC Morning shakeup
NBCs Today remains dominant in morning ratings but signs of a decline in last half hour audiences emerge. ABCs Good Morning America two hour debut posts only marginal gains, with Nielsen data showing a slide from 3,973,000 homes in earlier weeks to about 3,192,000 in the latest period, though NBC cautions sweeping declines may be overstated.
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New York
NBC
A.C. Nielsen Ratings Company
ABC
Marvin Mord
Nielsen
America
Bill Rubens
WBC
American Research Bureau
Rube
Year of harsh truth and American resolve in crisis
A passionate 1960s style editorial laments mass unemployment and welfare reliance while urging Americans to endure hardships, reclaim work ethic, and demand honest government. It cites years of sacrifice, WWI and Vietnam costs, taxes, and a call to restore self reliance and fiscal discipline.
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Russia
Vietnam
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