Record College Journalism Enrollment Surges Nationwide
The Augusta Chronicle notes a 16.2 percent jump to 22,339 U S journalism majors this fall, with 475 at the University of Georgia. Experts credit high school teachers and broader training for the growing pipeline of reporters, editors and media staff.
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United States
Edwin Emery
Journalism Quarterly
University of Georgia
Paul Swensson
The
Wall Street Journal
Journalism Instruction Foundation
Augusta
Outlook brightens for programmers as computer demand grows
The New York Times reports about 250,000 programmers run the nation's computers now with industry seeking 50,000 more. By 1970 demand could reach 300,000 to 500,000 additional programmers, a half million new jobs, while automation may eventually reduce human needs.
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The
New York Times
Chichester sails solo 107 days to Sydney landmark
Francis Chichester, 65, completed a record nonstop solo voyage of 13 750 miles from Plymouth to Sydney. He crossed the Atlantic three times, dodged port calls, and endured a broken self steering gear mid voyage. His wife described him as a man who never stops looking ahead.
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Sydney Morning Herald
Francis Chichester
Plymouth
Drake
Sydney
Australia
Atlantic
Cape of Good Hope
Indian Ocean
Everest
Cutty Sark
Cape
England
Fremantle
Peace Corps under scrutiny amid draft and pay debates
The piece questions government policy as Peace Corps volunteers face low pay and harsh conditions while a California draft board labels some recruits as 1-A and drafts others for preinduction. It asks how Washington’s actions align with its war efforts and charity missions, noting the high cost to send volunteers abroad.
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Peace Corps
California
Board
Washington
Independent High Point Newspaper Administrative Staff
The snippet lists executives and roles for the High Point Independent newspaper, including D A Rawley as president, Mrs C H Lockwood as vice president, Randall B Terry Jr as treasurer, Joseph P Rawley as secretary, Holt McPherson as editor, W Idol Jr as business manager, and address on North Main Street High Point North Carolina.
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the High Point Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Holt McPherson
Seneeiing Sones
W. Idol, JR
Dodd Faces Senate Probe Over Campaign Funds and Gifts
Washington report notes Sen Thomas J Dodd faces inquiry into two federal law violations. He allegedly deposited campaign cash in personal accounts and accepted gifts from contractors tied to aid for Mite Corp teleprinters. Evidence includes a cash envelope to Dodd and a secretary’s flight for delivery.
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Powell
Dodd
Senate
Washington
Mite Corporation
New Haven
Connecticut
Mite
Robert J. Blinken
Marjorie Carpenter
Allegheny Airlines
Hartford
Blinken
Robert Blinken
Pentagon
Navy
Kenneth Belieu
Belieu
Army
Johnson
Jack Valenti
White House
Secretary of Defense
Department of the Navy
Behind the Advice Column by Ann Landers Revealed
The piece recounts Ann Landers explaining her advice role not as a licensed professional but as a columnist who directs readers to experts and services. It details her unlikely rise to prominence at the Chicago Sun-Times with editor Lawrence S. Fanning guiding her craft and integrity shaping 365 columns yearly.
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Epee Bunny Ranmeans
Enterprise
Saturday Review
Ann Landers
Parker
Santa Claus
Chicago Sun-Times
Wilbur C. Munnecke
Morningside College
Sioux City
Henn
Lawrence S. Fanning
San Francisco
Sun-Times Syndicate
Larry Fanning
Chicago Daily News
Landers
John J. Paul
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Conec
Robert Stolar
Van
Aca
Maiti
Aieneet
Iter Ccat Gaeatric Association
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Charleston
W. Va
Daily Mail
Christian Science Monitor
Boston Globe
High Point Enterprise
Associa
Ms Ance
Ted Press
AP News
N.C
Griffith Company National
Drew Pearson
House
Rep
Adam Clayton Powell
DN. Y
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Nosey Parker
John R. Ee
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