De Gaulle as Icebreaker Shakes East West Balance
C L Sulzberger notes De Gaulle reshapes NATO Warsaw Pact dynamics by pursuing independent diplomacy. He leverages a thaw in East West trade and cultural ties while courting neutrals, challenging US dominance and prompting Romania and Bulgaria to reassess Moscow’s monopoly on nuclear decisions.
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Parsons College influence spreads to six Midwestern colleges
In Fairfield Iowa the Parsons model expands as six new small colleges in mid-America now follow the same for-profit approach based on student income. Dr Millard G Roberts defends the system saying it funds quality faculty and avoids reliance on tax funds while several new campuses open or plan openings in Denison Albert Lea Scotts Bluff Beatrice Artesia and Charles City.
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Hiram Scott College
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Minn
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Beatrice
College of Artesia
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New York City
Brick Presbyterian Church
U.S
Parsons Plans Year Round Education Model Under Roberts Group
The article details a Parsons inspired program directed by Roberts and Consultants, Inc. It uses a year long trimester system with three full sessions to keep classrooms dormitories and cafeterias full and paying. It notes high faculty salaries up to 39000 and strategies like a meat-packing plant purchase to cut costs.
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Harvard University
University of Chicago
Parsons Plans A Redesign For Cost Efficient Education
Roberts said a dairy is next as the school uses prison made furniture and circular classrooms to cut costs. Tuition and fees have risen, with total charges now reaching 3470 for year round study. Parsons reduces courses to basics and assigns 60 full time admissions counselors to recruit nationally.
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Connecticut
Atomic Spread Halt Is Sought By Congress
A new policy in the works by the Atomic Energy Commission would restrict U S assistance for chemical reprocessing plants and require international safeguards. The move follows Rep Chet Holifields probe into proliferating reprocessing tech and aims to curb nuclear weapon design support abroad. The commission plans export licensing review and limits on design training and engineering services for foreign plants.
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New York Times News Service
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India
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Britain
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Indians Watch Chinese On High Border
Fog and landslides disrupt border links as Indian troops maintain vigil along the Sikkim frontier at elevations up to 18000 feet. About 25000 troops secure the corridor to Tibet with roads rebuilt after Himalayan slides. China faces similar terrain challenges as India fortifies positions amid Indochina tensions.
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Medicare Shortage of Nurses Persists Across Hospitals
Hospitals face a chronic nursing shortage with only one registered nurse often supervising hundreds of patients. In Arkansas there may be 121 nurses per 100,000 people, leaving night duty to attendants. Nationwide 20 percent of general hospital nursing posts are vacant and many facilities rely on inadequately trained aides.
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