Sheriff Moonlighting Sparks GOP Woes in Guilford County
High Point editorial denounces Sheriff Clayton L. Jones for taking a part time job with a local furniture firm. The piece argues this move undermines the Republican Party and raises doubts about his availability and leadership ahead of the 1966 election. It notes party losses since 1962 and predicts Democrat chances to regain control of the sheriff’s department.
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No Perfect State About John F Kennedy aides and experts
The text reflects on the Kennedy era and Ted Sorenson's remarks about reliance on experts. It argues presidents rely on advisers, that Kennedy was human and not above error, and that contemporaries should not erase his memory or demand perfect judgment from those around him.
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Beirut’s Rise and Refugee Challenge Under Free Enterprise
An American observer praises Beirut as a rising cultural and economic hub rivaling Cairo, noting Lebanon’s small size, rapid urban growth, and 4,000 square mile landscape. He warns that absorbing 250,000 Muslim refugees could shift Christian majorities and spark regional tensions, while praising the American University and Beirut’s status as a major tourist port and costly global city.
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Capitol
Levant
Phonecia
Editorial Research Encore At Geneva On Nuclear Spread
The article notes U S officials favor a nuclear restraint agreement benefiting both superpowers as France conducts hydrogen tests in the Pacific in 1966. It cites China expanding tests, NATO multilateral forces, and the UN Disarmament Commission discussing spread and extension of the ban in Geneva.
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College costs rise, but slower than prior decade
A New York Times roundup notes most colleges plan tuition hikes in September, though the increases 2 to 6 percent are smaller than recent years. Private institutions show higher gains than publics, with median charges rising to about two thousand dollars for private schools and around one thousand for public, for in state and out of state students.
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New York
Hartford
Rising college costs strain American families in coming years
The report shows average annual costs rising across public and private colleges. Public institutions may cost about 1,600 per year next September, private colleges about 2,436, with private four year degrees reaching roughly 11,040 to 14,560 depending on type.
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Hew
Cannel At Bay What's That Lady Weekend Outing
Hyannis column recounts a playful marital escape to Cape Cod after a quarrel over forgotten dates. The narrator and his wife unwind at a seaside hotel, sharing dinners, a movie, a theater outing, and bridge games, ending with a lighthearted family mood despite prior tensions.
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