Student unrest urged to be guided by faculties
Harvard’s Dana L. Farnsworth says student dissent is encouraging when channeled, urging fair treatment and listening to complaints. E. K. Fretwell of the City University of New York advocates giving student leaders a bigger role in running colleges to foster learning and teaching. An NEA convening announces a one million dollar fund to aid Negro teachers who lost jobs amid desegregation.
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IDEA HEADQUARTERS Sunday school materials shop ad
A Sunday school materials store advertises lessons pictures maps filmstrips flannelgraphs and take home papers for Christian educators. It offers workshops to train teachers and invites leaders to explore reference books Bibles devotionals commentaries and prayer guides with a promise of superior service.
Ponds Full After Heavy Rains Hit Satanta Area
In Satanta and Haskell County heavy rainfall swelled ponds with 1.60 inches Thursday night and 2.80 inches Friday. McDonald Elevator veteran Les McDonald notes wheat is hard to cut while replanting milo faces washouts. Dry weekend relief and low-protein wheat outlook contrast with high grain prices.
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Economy Status Stirs Doubts in Mid 1965
At midyear 1965 the U S economy shows record gains yet doubts linger. Auto and steel run at peak, despite Maine to Texas dock strikes, weather disruptions and storms. May employment hits 72.4 million, personal income at $517 billion annual rate with six month average up 6.2 percent.
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First half boom in retail sales and dividends
The June 1965 Garden City Telegram notes a 10.5 percent rise in dividend payments to 6.4 billion and retail sales 8 percent above last year. Analysts split on whether the momentum will last, with a cautious look at how the second half may unfold.
Moonship Dummy Lift Tests At White Sands
NASA will test its safety system at White Sands Missile Range on Tuesday. A 155000 pound thrust escape rocket will pull a dummy moonship to about one mile altitude to evaluate astronaut safety in Saturn V launch failures.
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