North Carolina Vocational Nursing of High Schools
Educators at Asheville discuss funding needs and college expansion in the South. North Carolina announces 14 community college sites but warns these are only recommendations. Dr James Marrox criticizes high schools for educating 20 percent for college and 80 percent for nothing, urging broader vocational training and consolidation to support skilled labor across the state.
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Asheville
Conference
South
North Carolina
Saxford
James G. Martox
N. C
Martox
Virginia
Dr. Marrox
Gastonia
Danville
Matrox
Carelessness in Money Noted in Vast Losses Across U S
A nationwide American Express survey quotes Americans as careless with money, citing $300 billion in debt and over $700 million lost cash annually. Nine percent of the population, about 9.5 million people, share in cash losses averaging $75 yearly. Concurrently the NYSE posted about $5.6 billion in losses, far exceeding individual cash losses, as investors endure a bear market.
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American Express Company
Uncle Sam
U.S
American Express
New York Stock Exchange
President Kennedy Defends Economy Against Business Criticism
President Kennedy responding at a press conference in the Department of State mocked a Globe-Dispatch column accusing big business of wanting him out of power. He rejected the premise, stating no businessmen would seek an economy downturn to embarrass him and urged businessmen to uphold their responsibilities in the nation’s economic life.
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Ken Neppy
Department of State
White House
St. Louis Globe-Dispatch
Kennepy
Mr. Kennedy
United States
Abby
New York
Virginia colleges raise salaries to stay competitive
Virginia state colleges boost faculty pay up to 13 percent starting September 1, adding about 4 million dollars to the budget. The move aims to close the gap with northern and western institutions, countering regional salary disparities and challenging the old regional double standard.
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Virginia
General Assembly
Harvard
United States
University of Virginia
North
Commission On Goals For Higher Education
South
Colgate W. Darden
Virginia General Assembly
Subscriptions and rates for The Danville Register
The Danville Register lists in city and suburbs carrier rates at 35 cents per week with separate single copies. Mail rates include one year 15 dollars six months 7.50 three months 3.75 and one month 1.25, with advance payment required and zones noted. Subscribers urged to renew promptly. notice mailed 10 days before expiration.
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Associated Press
Geneva disarmament talks show intermission amid shifting factions
By J. M. Roberts notes the Geneva conference pauses as the Soviet Union moves from cautious posture to renewed belligerence. Delegates and realists welcome the lull while idealists push to keep disarmament alive. The piece cites Soviet propaganda disputes and Western suspicion of neutral delegations.
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Soviet Union
Uced
United States
Willy
Valeria A. Zorin
Geneva
Southeast Asia
Billie Sol Estes feud unsettles Pecos press and politics
In Pecos Texas editor Tracy Byers recounts tensions with the Pecos Independent and a bitter battle over Billie Sol Estes. The feud touches John Birch Society associations, conservative Democrats, and rumors affecting local business and elections as Estes moves to a Houston post.
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Tracy Byers
Billie Sol Estes
Daily News
Ini
Pecos
Tex
Jugiar
John
Birch Society
Pecos Independent
Estes
John Birch Society
Texas
Church of Christ
Billie Soli
Robert Welch
Boston
John Birch
Mar
Sara Jordan
New England Baptist Hospital
Oscar Grif
Sin
Billie Sol
Independent
Uber
Houston
Pegler
Peros
Buit
High Plains
Goldwater
Jack Cox
John B. Connally, Jr
Connally
Dear Abby Advice Page From A Newspaper Letter Dump
A reader letters column features multiple Dear Abby style inquiries. Topics include underage marriage legality, desire for a church ceremony, an engaged couple’s conflicting habits, marital trust and social outings, and a playful Napoli pizza etiquette note. The page ends inviting self addressed stamped envelopes for a private reply.
Some Of My Best Friends by George E Sokolsky
A reflective essay on class bias and pretensions in American society. The author attacks status seekers who rely on lineage rather than achievement, drawing on experiences in China Japan and the United States. He critiques private property limits and housing discrimination while praising merit over pedigree.
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China
Japan
General MacArthur
Benjamin R. Epstein
Arnold Forster
Haig
Romanov
Windsor
Cabots
Hookers
Obolenskys
Cecils
Trathane
Einstein
Fritz Kreisler
Bernard Gimbel
Foolishness In The Jungle By Denial Of Nuclear Age
Holmes Alexander critiques President Kennedy's West Point remarks on the nuclear age. He notes concurrent AEC tests in the Pacific and deserts, points to Britain France and India as rising powers, and asserts that global efforts to curb nuclear weaponry have failed after 17 years since the first atomic bomb.
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Washington, D. C
United Tates
West Point
Ir. Kennedy
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
AEC
Britain
France
India
Israel
Russia
Nuclear Age Doctrine: Kennedy Asked to Face Reality
The piece criticizes U S handling of the Nuclear Age, praising or railing at policy shifts under Kennedy. It cites General Adams and military training, warns against retreat to stealth tactics, and argues for a clear nuclear policy rather than denial. It mocks reader sentiment and urges honest national strategy.
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Paul Adams
U.S
Air Force Army
Florida
Air Force
United States
Daniel Boone
Kennedy
Pri
Hiroshi
State Dulles
Eisenhower
Casterbridge
Thomas Hardy
Michael Henchard
Leap J
Mr. Kennedy
Commencement address cliches fuel a free marketplace claim
A collector notes that the free marketplace of ideas has been very prevalent this June, framing the rise of familiar phrases as the moral of public discourse during graduation season.
Russians Appreciate Jazz Music Boosts American Inspiration
The passage suggests Russians value jazz music and ponders whether Americans could similarly excel by embracing similar pursuits. It presents a cultural exchange idea and a wish for shared artistic growth without detailing events or figures.
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Dear Abby
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Jose
Napoli
Italy
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Gready
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Speke
Holmes Alexander
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