Editorial on launching vocational junior college programs
A county levy funds a planned vocational and technical program at Garden City Junior College for 1964 65. Officials cite needs in auto mechanics electronics and appliance repair plus agriculture and business related training to supply skilled workers and improve job prospects. Sterling Colorado's Agri Business program demonstrates a practical model with classroom and on the job components and potential industry cooperation is key.
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Plana
Garden City Junior College
Northeast Junior College
Sterling
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Take and loose items mark busy motel and cafe trade
A column notes motel and cafe operators report higher losses of small items like ash trays, with Sardi's East in New York City reporting 600 taken in six weeks. It also mentions unrelated local concerns about school book report blanks, lost shoes, and licensing restrictions, then advertises a poodle for sale and a quilting job offer from Josephine Simon and a Methodist women’s quilting group with over a year of work promised.
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New York City
Highway Patrol
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Barry to Address Young Republicans in San Francisco
Barry Goldwater hailed as hero by over 1000 Young Republicans on the convention’s third day in San Francisco where he, along with William Knowland and Jack Miller, was slated to speak amid intra party tensions. Oregon Gov Mark Hatfield urged unity while college Republicans elected rival chairmen Ward White and Jerry Dickson with co-chairs Sharon Powers and Sandra Spence.
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Barry Golwater
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U.S
William Knowland
California
Jack Miller
Iowa
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Ward White
Hassell, Kan
Cornell Law School
Heas
Leonard J. Nadasdy
Sandra Spence
Allegheny College
Cochairman
Jerry Dickson
University of Kansas
Newton
Kan
James Harff
Sharon Powers
Durham, N.H
Dickson
AT&T eyes moon program while NASA bids clash with Bell
NASA and AT&T spar over the moon mission communications network as Southern Bell protests to Jim Webb. NASA halts bid openings on a Merritt Island system until interconnection questions are resolved. In a separate mercy tale, Air Force Major Thompson coordinates rapid eye transplant for Algerian youth Mohamed Abdel-Kader, restoring sight within hours.
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Jim Webb
Naional Space Agency
Tussin
Jim
USA
American Telephone and Telegraph
Webb
American Tel
NASA
Merritt Island
Fla
Florida
Southern Bell Telephone
At&t Empire
Jimmy Webb
Bell Telephone
At&t
JFX
White House
Hell
Eisenhower
National Parks
Canada
Kennedy
Communications Satellite Corporation
Moon
England
Air Force
Pentagon
Sahara
M. A. Thompson
Neal Welsh
International Eye Bank
Algeria
Mohamed Abdel-Kader
Ain Salah
Algiers
Beni Messaoud
Atlantic
Thompson
Mir
Folk Wisdom Grows Complex in Modern Times
Hal Boyle notes folk wisdom has shifted from direct proverbs to complex sayings with a reverse twist. Examples from a new "Signs of Our Times" book illustrate today’s mixed messages. In Hartford, Rev. Paul A. Miller of Wichita will join the executive committee of the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches for a four year term, with Ernest Crosby of Buffalo elected moderator at the convention.
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Penny
Pound
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World Today History Does Not Support Washington Demonstration
James Marlow argues that past Washington protests by Coxey's Army, suffragettes, and the Bonus Army show Congress acted only after long delays. He notes Kennedy warned against pressure, while MLK and others threaten nonviolent action if Southern Democrats filibuster. The piece reviews Coxey's Army 1890s, suffrage movement, and the 1932 Bonus Army events, ending with Roosevelt eventually backing the veterans bonus.
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Associated Press News
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Coxey
Army
Bonus Army
Robert F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Wilson
Mystery Shooting Victim Improves in Oklahoma City
Maj Gen Thomas J Gent Jr was wounded in an unexplained shooting early Monday. He was taken off the critical list Wednesday. Gent, 52, led the 32nd North American Air Defense Command and remains unable to be questioned by investigators as his wife recovers from shock at Tinker AFB hospital.
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Thomas J. Gent, Jr
Gent
32Nd North American Air Defense Command
Henry A. McPhillips
Air Force
Tinker Air Force Base Hospital
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