Growth Of Scholarship Encourages College Access
Editorial urges action to utilize billions in scholarships and low cost loans. It notes unused grants totaling thirty million dollars last year and four hundred fifty million in available loans, urges publicity and perseverance by students and parents, and highlights resources from colleges and the Office of Education.
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United States
Office of Education
Washington
D. C
Hattie M. Strong Foundation
National Defense
Puppies for Sale and a Boy Who Understands
A man posts a "Puppies for Sale" sign and explains a crippled pup costs twenty five dollars. A boy offers two dollars and a half monthly payment, but the seller warns the dog cannot run. The boy reveals his leg brace and says the dog will need someone who understands him. It’s a simple tale about empathy and shared hardship.
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Suys
Changing labels for civic language in public policy
A citizen time column laments disputed terms like condemnation consolidation reevaluation re registration zoning and fluoridation as distasteful words in public debate. It notes how such terms influence views on eminent domain school consolidation taxes and local governance. The piece hints at a planned series on paradoxes but ends with a caller asking if a revolution is being started.
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Squire Bull
Nose
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Who's Boss at Albany Bakery Sparks Labor Feud
The Wall Street Journal notes a wage increase of 1 cent an hour after a brief strike at an Albany bakery. Male workers won two clean pairs of white pants weekly while female workers received no such benefit, triggering resentment and a possible male female feud as employers face growing official scrutiny over labor peace.
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Albany
Wait And See From the Pentagon Pretty Radical Program
Assistant Defense Secretary Thomas Morris labels a radical plan as buying only what is needed. The idea marks a sharp shift from past military procurement norms, though skepticism remains until proven in practice. The Hoover Commission long urged similar savings, but critics doubt meaningful change will follow.
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Pentagon
Defense
Thomas Morris
Hoover Commission
Armed Services
High Point Enterprise publication info and rates
The High Point Enterprise lists establishment in 1824 and publication details. It notes offices at 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina with staff titles and a period advertising director, plus listed subscription rates for advance, one year, six months, and one month.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
N. C
Kennedy Visit Fuses Dublin Pride and Tension
Dublin readies for President Kennedy with measured calm amid quiet political talk in pubs. The city’s history and landmarks, from Phoenix Park to the General Post Office, shape a vivid backdrop as Kennedy’s June visit taps into Irish reverence for the post office rebellion and national story.
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Tom A. Cullen
Dublin
Grace
Monaco
Kennedy
New York
Third Avenue
Tammany Hall
Americas
United States
British Isles
Phoenix Park
Wellington Monument
Rory
Kevin
City
General Post Office
Washington Notebook whispers and wry remarks ripple through capital
In a Washington luncheon Mrs. Lyndon Johnson meets Mrs. Lopez Mateos as Carol Channing amuses with a lisp joke and a bracelet giveaway. Senator Sanford and Secretary Freeman share quips on studio connections and world affairs amid debates on equal pay for women and a space forecast from Von Braun.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Adoko Lopez Mateos
Carol Channing
High Point Memorial Hospital praises integration and service
A forthright letter to MR. W. BR. PETERS ADMINISTRATOR HIGH POINT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL lauds the hospital for integrated staff and services serving Negroes and whites alike. It warns against disrupting policies or revenue and emphasizes fairness, patient welfare, and the hospital’s role in the community. The piece also notes a Tercentenary Celebration Committee event at Cane Creek Quaker Church in Snow Camp NC with reflections on religion and American ideals.
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W. BR. Peters
High Point Memorial Hospital
CFEY
Mr. Peters
High Point
Cane Creek
Quaker Church
Snow Camp
WN. C
Carolinas
Piedmont
North Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Tar Heel
Lord Cornwallis
Guilford Court House
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Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson
Vv. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
U.S
Washington Notebook
Senora Lopez Mateos
Miss Channing
Carol
Mrs. Johnson
Sov
Terry Sanford
Arkansas Young Democrats
Sen
Barry
18Th Century - Fox
18Th-Century Fox
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
World Food Congress
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W. Boyd Owen
Owens - Hainois Glass Co
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Wernher von Braun
Siberia
Goldwater
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God
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