College Days and Parental Guidance for New Students
Hal Boyle offers practical advice for parents guiding sons into college. He notes Ivy League access does not determine future, recommends good state universities or small colleges for personalized attention, and stresses broad coursework plus language study. He also argues against parents funding a college via mortgage and suggests limiting work during study.
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New York
Curbstone
East
Supreme Court
Ffuig Neers
Torough College
Reds Tighten Their Squeeze on Berlin
Soviet pressure on Berlin grows as Khrushchev plans shows of force and West allied unity frays. The Berlin crisis shapes up with warnings to Western powers and ongoing East West tensions over access and sovereignty.
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Reds
Berlin
Expert predicts cancer curbed within years say scientists
AP report cites Dr. Johnny Heller of the Bettowing Cancer Center predicting that cancer tolls could drop by up to 15 percent in 20 years if new keys to causation are found. He links environmental factors to cancer and cautions vaccines are not imminent though hopeful.
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Fahoer
Johny FR. Heller
Bettowing Cancer Center
New York
National Cancer Institute
American Cancer Society
Dri Heller Sisi
Sagent
Ile
Bilby
Heller
Untitled Note on Green Tomatoes and Appointments
An order concerns green tomatoes and related appointments. The document references various names and places in a fragmented text, indicating official action or directives. The readable items mention Maui and CANA, with unclear roles and dates.
British Press Attacks Soviet Policy As Stalin’s Rule Questioned
The News Chronicle reports liberal voices in London criticize the Soviet stance and Nikita Khrushchev’s leadership. The piece notes Western warnings to Soviet authorities and suggests Western governments could counter Communist influence while stressing dangers to reformist movements.
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London
Liberal News Chronicle
Amerivat
Nikita Ihmshelin
Manhattan
Essen
Pair End 2 025 Mile U S Hike
A group including Yin Ree Lachoon Gregory and others began a long hike across the United States. They claimed to average about two miles per day as they traversed mountains and plains from Georgia to Massachusetts.
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U.S
Millison
Olas Furpo
Yin Ree
Lachoon Gregory
Orville
Cant
Gann
Wilenburg Mass
Brown Begins 2 Day Speech Tour Friday
Governor Brown launches a two day Northern California speaking tour Friday with stops in Willow Creek Chico and Napa. He will address water and agriculture policy to supporters and attends events with local leaders and women voters groups.
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Brown
Sacramento
California
Aneria
Susareale
Die State
Willow
Bhai Ain
Pam. Brown
Chico
Ab AO
Lag Mollinas
Yohama County
Lip Canvclades
Catholics urged to endorse Kennedy on religious issue
A Protestant group led by Br. Norman Vincent Peale urged the Roman Catholic Church to endorse Sen. John F. Kennedy’s position on religion. The Citizens for Religious Freedom, about 150 clergy and lay members, praised Kennedy’s disavowal of religious influence but questioned if it aligns with his church. Kennedy said he would resign rather than let pressures alter his church’s action. The group plans endorsement when possible and warns against church meddling in politics.
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Washington
UPL
Br. Norman Vincent Peale
Romary Catholic Church
John F. Kenny
Citizens For
Nomiee
Kenedy
Kennedy
Houston
Tex
White House
Peale
Havana
Memier
Nikita Kheushchevs
The
Cuba
al Catholic Church
Kennedy Group
Five
Tribute to Sen Yhamias Hennings Jr. dies of cancer
UPI reports Democratic Sen. Yhamias C. Hennings Jr. of Missouri died at 57 from abdominal cancer after Mayo Clinic surgery. Gov. Ivy plans a tribute and a special election to fill his Senate seat. Hennings was known for opposing government secrecy and championing freedom of information.
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Washington
UPI
Yhamias C. Henings Jr
D-Mo
Missouri
Janos ‘T. Blair
Ivy
Senate
Hennings
Mair
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Rochester
Minn
George Washington Hospital
Yenkings
Dire Warning To Caring Parkers
In Ann Arbor Michigan the University of Michigan fraternities Sigma Chi and Alpha Delta are quoted vowing stronger action against trespassers. A large sign at the parking lot entrance warns Unauthorized cars will be dismantled reinforcing their private enforcement stance.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Sigma Chi
Alpha Delta
University of Michigan
Heroic Act Sparks Major Fire Rescue in Detroit
John Ingoglia rushed into a burning building after smoke poured from a second rear window. He and others pulled a stuffed chair from the apartment and escaped down a back stair with minor injuries. A woman urged them to leave the chair outside, but it was nearly destroyed on the way out.
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Detroit
John Ingesliz
Ian
Ingoglia
Rockefeller Praises Nixon-Lodge Foreign Policy Team
Sacramento GOP figures cite Nixon and Lodge policy leadership as strong for the United States. They highlight Nelson Rockefeller and Honey Cabot Lage as experienced, capable for upcoming international challenges, noting ties to the Nixon administration since 1917 and prior foreign policy work with the Herter committee.
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Sacramento
Cox Rocketeer
United States
Nixoni
Pattey
Zenyit
Rockefflery
Nairisiel Socurity Council
Imate
Honey Cabot Lage
United Nations
Ladge
Rorwnfelsen
Cath Hinrnia
Hany
Six Die In Turkish Coal Mine Collapse
A coal mine accident at Zongdu Ink Moulay in Turkey fatally trapped and killed six workers. The collapse occurred Tuesday night and rescue efforts were underway with authorities confirming the fatalities.
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Istanell
Urkey
Zongdulnk Moulay
Death sought for embezzlers in Poland case
Warsaw authorities demanded death sentences for two men charged with embezzling over 2 million. Local experts said the case marks the first time the state pursued the death penalty for an economic offense.
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Warsaw
Ortale His
Demos to Spur Voter Signups
Vague notices describe events urging voter registration during a September period. The article mentions incentives and awards tied to participation, including cash prizes and certificates. Names and places are garbled, but the piece centers on recruitment efforts and rewards for registering voters.
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