Teachers Versus Students in Education Standards Debate
The Christian Science Monitor discusses a shift in U S colleges and schools toward valuing inner qualities in students over mere grades while lamenting the persistence of rigid credential rules for teachers. It argues teaching skill may outshine academic records and urges aligning hiring with real ability rather than certificates.
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United States
Cape Cod
James Abram Garfield
Mark Hopking
Williams College
North Carolina repeals campus speakers ban. Ohio State blamed
The Akron Beacon Journal notes Raleigh repealed a law barring Communists and Fifth Amendment pleaders from state university campuses. It ties the episode to Ohio State University trustees who prompted a similar rule, then reversed course as the dispute heightened concerns over accreditation and academic independence. The piece argues OSU trustees can stop worrying about guilt over stirring North Carolina civil rights tensions.
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Ohio State University
North Carolina
Raleigh
Ohio State Board
University At
Chapel Hill
Ohio
OSU
Ohio State
Telephone privacy and the push to curb nuisance calls
The Christian Science Monitor notes a rising concern over privacy invasions by mechanized and anonymous phone calls. FCC chairman I William Henry cites the threat as a mechanized invasion of privacy while technology and law are marshaled to counter it. Phone companies now employ two call tracing devices to locate habitual offenders, aiding deterrence and potential prosecutions. The piece argues for FCC or congressional action if telco responses prove insufficient and foresees eventual victory in the privacy battle.
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William Henry
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Congress
National Observer
Dallas Youth Council volunteers to aid police on auto theft
Amid contrasting teen stories in Dallas, the Dallas Youth Council volunteers to help police distribute Lock Your Car bumper stickers this month while nationwide efforts see college students donate blood and adults debate demonstrations. The piece notes many juveniles stay out of trouble and contribute to their communities despite sensational headlines.
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Sheepmks
Viet Nam
Dallas Crime Commission
John McKee
Dallas
Youth Council
Washington
Local Newspaper Staff and Officers Listing
The text lists key roles at the publication including President D. A. Rawley, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Charles Howard Lockwood, Managing Editor Jolt McPiteron, Advertising Director C W Patterson Jr, Business Manager and Circulation Manager roles noted, implying a complete masthead.
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D. A. Rawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
Jolt McPiterson
Zaltor
C. W. Patterson, JR
An appreciative soldier replies from Nam to card donors
A former Sanford Central High School graduate Morris E Reece SP4 1st Cavalry Division writes from Vietnam thanking Mr and Mrs V L Elam of High Point NC for sending a Christmas card. He shares combat experiences, pride in service, and hopes to visit once stateside. He signs as Butch Reese and provides APO San Francisco address.
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Viet Nam
P.O
Bryn Mawr
V. L. Elam
Main St
High Point
N.C
Elam
Sanford
Sanford Central High School
Army
Cavalry Division
States
Butches
Butch
Morris E. Reece
1St Cavalry Division
Apo
San Francisco
Calif
Writes on Bible sex teaching and Rhodesia debate
The Enterprise editor argues colleges must teach Bible truths on sex noting Mary Calderone lacks Bible grounding and urges saving sex for marriage. A letter by John W. Dyer critiques Rhodesia policy, opposing black majority rule and warning against communist influence while defending white minority governance and Western economic interests.
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Wilson
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Africa
Reds
London
Washington
John W. Dyer
Maryfield Convalescent Home Thanks Community
Administrator Sister Mary Patrice expresses heartfelt gratitude for the week end coverage and pictures published for the Maryfield convalescent home project. She thanks supporters and mentions sharing all printed materials with Mother Geraldine who will be delighted.
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Mother Geraldine
Mary Patrice
Maryfield Convalescent Home
Editor questions impact of self-determination policy
The Enterprise editor asks whether the U N policy of self-determination, advocated by Ambassador Arthur Goldberg, will have any real effect on U S policy and its international stance, casting doubt on its practical outcomes. The piece centers on debate within foreign affairs circles about sovereignty and independence movements and potential implications for state policy.
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State Department
United Nations
Arthur Goldberg
Christmas Comes Early in Mexico City Letters to Santa
Guest editor John Abnty from Mexico City writes of precursor holiday logistics and rising Christmas merchandise rules. He recalls earlier pricing, gift lists, and jokes about jade rings, Beatles records, and household needs while ruefully noting the pressure of gifts and potential family clashes during the season.
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John Abnty
Mexico City
Mexico
Santa Claus
Stors
Yankee commenter undercuts High Point police praise
Vince Mairrella responds to Jim Brucks Jr. and defends High Point police, arguing the ARC Store revenue does not affect police quality. He urges cooperation, condemns generalizations about Southern people, and praises the city for its friendliness, religion, and community spirit.
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South
The
Enterprise
Jim Brucks Jr
Golden Goose’ Arc
N.C
USA
Caesar
ABC
High Point
James Brucks Jr
Vince Mairella
State Street
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Cartier
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Trinity
Maryfield
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Saint Nick
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Puebla
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