Welfare attitudes in Monroe County survey critique
A critique argues citizens oppose welfare and government programs due to distrust and perceived waste. The author links fears of control and dependence on Washington funds with broader attitudes, urging self-examination and change before welfare initiatives can gain support. The piece contrasts failed rail service with past rail travel and nostalgic respect for trains.
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Monroe County
Philadelphia
New York
Rail travel seen as greener path, but rails need saving
In a critique spanning transport and education, Tim Pryor argues railways offer ecologically superior freight and passenger options though unions, airlines, and cars helped their decline. He notes a failing educational system in 1972, urging a shift toward prepared workers as Agnew cites schools not ready to help students earn a living.
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Europe
Japan
Agnew
American Assn
Dewey Era Critique of Education Shapes Practical Training
A column argues Dewey underestimated the future of work and notes 1.7 million students left school, 75 thousand graduates lacked marketable skills, and $28 billion spent educating 2.5 million with limited payoff. It credits University of Illinois and Ohio State professors for testing practical industrial arts courses and cites rising enrollments in job-aligned classes. It warns against abandoning liberal arts and calls for balanced training to produce capable workers.
NYSE study: salesmen peak at ages 31 to 35
A NYSE sampling of retail securities salesmen shows median gross production rises from 35,200 for ages 22 to 26 to 71,100 for 31 to 35, then declines sharply. The analysis notes younger glamour fades as brokers mature, with incentives shifting toward experience and production.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
NYSE
Double Talk In Politics Aloud And Outspoken Campaign
A column quotes politicians railing at double talk and mudslinging in campaigns. It features lines about ballot stuffing, public trust, campaign rhetoric, and the urge for direct action. The piece critiques speaking errors and metaforical missteps in political discourse while noting the public yawns and sharp remarks.
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New York
Mike
Big Daddy
Law on breach of contract and check fraud case arising from hostess scam
Questionable orders and a fraudulent check lead to potential civil actions for breach of contract and suit on the check. Possible criminal charges exist. if the hostess acted as an agent for the merchandise company, the company could be liable, though many firms classify hostesses as independent contractors. Further facts would finalize charges.
Melba Moore Clifton Davis Show Debuts on CBS
New York AP review notes the Melba Moore and Clifton Davis show debuted on CBS replacing the Carol Burnett Show. The two stars appear warm and capable though the hour relies on tired musical and comedy conventions. The performers shine during musical moments, with Moore delivering a strong voice and Davis presenting charm despite weak scripting.
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New York
Melba Moore
Clifton Davis
CBS
Carol Burnett
Miss Moore
Davis
Flip Wilson
Sanford and Son
Melba
Variety Hour
Melba Anid
Clifton
Moms Mabley
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Corry
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John Dewey
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Berkeley
MIT
John Cunnitt
Hal Boyle
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