Editorials On Brain Drain Spur Education Aid
The Mont ry Advertiser argues Alabama loses talent as top graduates attend out of state colleges. It notes the University of Alabama’s 25 merit scholarships funded by alumni gifts, inviting top ten percent graduates to apply. About 600 replies came from 2,600 letters, but only a fraction may return.
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Wallace and Third Party Impact in 1960s Politics
The piece argues that George Wallace could gain millions of votes if law and order themes resonate amid poor people’s march activism. It notes leadership splits, fund-raising limits, and warns violations could trigger jail time with wider consequences. It also discusses Alabama efforts to retain graduates and train locals for jobs to boost the state’s future economy.
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Joy Beyond Trouble Christ Emphasizes Spiritual Strength
The text argues happiness is not painlessness but the power to rise above hardship with Christian faith. It cites Jesus enduring false accusations, a brutal trial, and crucifixion yet finding joy and triumph, urging believers to “be of good cheer” and endure for the joy set before Him.
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2.7 Percent Students on Campus Sparks Debate
A Columbia SC analysis cites Southern Regional Education Board data showing 2.7 percent of 62 colleges and universities’ undergraduates participated in demonstrations last fall. It urges administrators to expel disruptive students while defending the education rights of the 97.3 percent.
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Labor chieftains urge Humphrey to skip Kennedy VP
A group of AFL-CIO leaders advised Vice President Humphrey not to offer Ted Kennedy the vice presidency. They argue the nation should not crown a brother, and Kennedy should prove himself in the Senate first. Kennedy says he views himself as too young for the role.
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The Power of Faith and Political Briefs
Norman Vincent Peale offers two kinds of help for confidence a long term counseling approach and immediate affirmations from the Bible. A political column discusses Mondale staffing costs and a defense of a stronger pipeline safety bill amid industry lobbying. The Decatur Daily notes misstatements policy and lists subscription rates.
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