Misinterpreting ACE Report Over UC Berkeley
The piece argues that critics misread the American Council on Education report, which covered graduate studies, not UC Berkeley’s undergraduate program. It notes a California senate subcommittee’s charges remain unaddressed by the ACE report and cites a former Berkeley dropout misapprehending the scope, as the Burns undergraduate focus is overlooked.
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Burns
University of California At Berkeley
American Council On Education
Berkeley
California Senate
Cal
San Francisco
American College On Education
Clark Kerr
University of California
United States
Allen M. Carter
California
Countdown to Atlantic rowboat voyage draws sea power debate
Two Britons begin a 3,000 mile ocean crossing by rowboat echoing Royal Navy lament over declining British sea power. The voyage may sharpen calls for stronger maritime defense and national resolve as the journey unfolds.
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Royal Navy
The People Speak Who Should Teach Our Children
A letter argues home and school share child development responsibility. It questions blaming teachers and schools, urging inspection of home atmosphere, law and order, love, respect, quality, property respect, and neatness as foundations for children’s conduct.
Police Review Boards Editorial Letter Promotes Respect for Police
Editor urges citizens to support local police by obeying laws and teaching children to do the same. It defends police as friends, invites letters under 350 words, and argues against police review boards as harassing authorities to demoralize officers.
Blame for Logos Publication Attributed to Teachers
Elizabeth Harrod writes that teacher oversight shaped Logos content, noting teachers influence student work through grading pressure and guidance. She defends most teachers as dedicated, while accusing a few of using school influence to push political views.
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Logos
Elizabeth Harrod
A Prayer For Today From Our Father to Thy Guide
A prayer asking to replace confusion with divine order and guidance. It laments life built without thoughts of Thee and the prodigal son’s failings. It seeks belonging to Thee and confidence to live and act according to Thy nate.
This Day In Review Highlights 1942 to 1959 Events
A 1942 order placed men with children on jail conscription lists. 1943 Congress approved pay-as-you-go income tax withholding. 148 President Truman criticized Congress as the worst. 1959 the ballistic missile submarine George Washington launched in Groton. Victor Hugo quote on love ends the note.
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Selective Service
Congress
Harry ‘Truman
Groton
Conn
What Do You Call It When Lunacy Reigns
iT N ALEXAKOS laments a national drift toward ersatz values and anti intellectual politics. He denounces integrity subverted by rhetoric, mediocrity rewarded, and public life defined by superficial charm and cunning. He decries welfare dependence and a “career Jacob” class while urging real accountability and courage.
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Jacoh
Civil Rights Debate Tangles Violence And Dissent
Washington reacts as James Meredith is wounded in Mississippi. The piece condemns both extremist Southern rhetoric and Northern anti Southern sentiment. It argues for preserving orderly debate and the constitutional process while warning against inflamed emotion and violence.
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James Meredith
Mississippi
South
Congress
Congress of the United States
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