Watch Your Language Says UC Berkeley Chancellor
Chancellor Edward Strong of the University of California at Berkeley warns that even top one eighth graduates in California schools enter college poorly prepared in English. He suggests the problem exists nationwide, with remedial bonehead English courses needed for many students and even future teachers. He links poor language to home use and teen jargon, stressing clear communication as essential for success.
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California
Bonelwad
Edward Strong
University of California At Berkeley
Ural
MacArthur lands in the Philippines in major return move
Reports recount General Douglas MacArthur landing a powerful invasion force in the Philippines, fulfilling his vow "I shall return." Across Europe Russian drives push Nazi resistance, with East Prussia’s Eydtkau cited as a Red Army advance. Local items note prizes won at Rex Theatre, Kiwanis and Moose club activities, and several traffic and community incidents.
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Douglas Macarthu
Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Moscow
Europe
Yugoslavia
Baltic
Eydtkau
Germany
Drew Pearson Reveals Washington Homosexual Scandals and Blackmail
Drew Pearson outlines bipartisan Washington scandals involving homosexuality in high offices, blackmail extortion against a cabinet member, and security risks tied to Arthur Vandenberg Jr. and Walter Jenkins. He details Hunter Hunt’s tragedy, Republican threats, and Jenkins’s proximity to President Johnson, noting late-night calls and hidden records.
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Arthur Vandenberg Jr
Eisenhower
Washington
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
State Department
Arthur Jr
Jenkins
Johnson
Arrests, YMCA transom talk, and farm income report in 1960s notes
An arrest based on basement transom conversations at a YMCA near the White House is discussed, with Ted Jenkins highlighted for potential acquittal if challenged. Jenkins, father of six with a daughter at Marquette University, is linked to a debt of collateral. A Senate Agriculture report by McGovern, McCarthy, and Young credits price supports and federal programs with boosting net farm income, noting a 3-year rise and a $200 million gain from voluntary wheat certificates.
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Walter Jenkins
Washington
YMCA
Jenkins
Ted Jenkins
Senate Agriculture Committee
George McGovern
8.D
Eugene McCarthy
Minn
Milton Young
W.D
Walter Wilcox
Library of Congress
Department of Agriculture
Federal Commodity Credit Corp
Corry Evening Journal Masthead and Ad Rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff positions and offices including publisher George R. Sample general manager William Eaton city editor Allan Hasbrouck advertising manager John McLaughlin pressroom foreman G T Bergman and production manager. It notes national ad reps Bottinelli Kimball Inc and addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia. It also states AP exclusivity for local news and post office classification, with subscription and ad rates and display deadline.
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Corry Evening Journal
Reuther seeks full time union control over GM workers
Paul Harvey critiques the UAW drive to force GM payroll officials to devote all their time to union duties. He notes similar terms at Ford and Chrysler, argues GM balked at expanding management prerogatives, and warns workers would lose wage gains while Reuther expands union influence in car factories.
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Reuther
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Studebaker
Paul Hoffman
Walter Reuther
Fet
Jury Recall Sought in Ohio Girl Murder Case
In Ashtabula County Ohio prosecutor Robert Webb asked Common Pleas Court to recall the September grand jury in the murder of Susan Osborne the 15 year old Conneaut girl. Robert Lee Pruett 26 of Ashtabula is charged with first degree murder and pleads not guilty. His wife Marcia 17 and Osborne’s date Norman Balcomb of Ashtabula were with her the night of September 4. The case carries possible death penalty and defense is by Howard Nazor and his son Gordon Nazor both from Ashland.
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Alpresun
Ohio
Robert Webb
Ashtabula
Common Pleas Court
Robert Lee Pruett
Webb
Pruett
Howard
Gordon Nazor
Nazors
Ashta
Convict Offers Kidney Donation Amid Prison Sentence
Gary Goldberg, 26, jailed five years after a bakery robbery, volunteered to donate a kidney to the father of five children kept alive by an artificial kidney. He cites economic motives to flee the country as he undergoes hospital tests to assess health for the life saving gesture.
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Ala Wweapylis
Gary Goldberg
Goldberg
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