Better Schools Or Better Use Of Space
A Wheeling Intelligencer editorial argues the school shortage is exaggerated. It cites Cornell's Deane W. Malott criticizing frills and irrelevant courses and Columbia's Margaret Mead noting high school heterogeneity and distraction. The piece suggests optimizing existing facilities could lessen the shortage.
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Federal Treasury
Deane W. Malott
Cornell University
Cornell
Mr. Malott
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Margaret Meade
Columbia University
White House
Does Fidel Castro fear the mirror of his dictatorship
The Baltimore Sun assesses Castro as isolation grows and his democratic commitments erode. It argues his move to authoritarian rule began after he decided the Cuban people could not govern themselves, drove a widening misread of regional sentiment, and provoked Latin American repudiation for subversion and dictatorial actions.
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Castro
Havana
Sierra Maestra
Organization of American States
United States
San Jose
Americas
Inter American Press Association
Inter American Association of Broadcasters
Triannies
Hemisphere
What Can One Man Do in a World of Change
The Pueblo Star-Journal surveys Rev. Raymond Calkins, a retired Cambridge minister, who urges that individuals matter and can influence events. He cites Bertrand Russell on independent conscience and Pascal on the serene beauty of a holy life, urging opposition to despair and intolerance.
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Raymond Calkins
Cambridge
Masé
Dr. Calkins
Calkins
Christian Calkins
Bertrand Russell
Pascal
I Do Not Want My Calls Held By Secretaries
A Rock Hill Herald reader vents about executives who burden staff with placing long distance calls. They argue dialing themselves saves time and that outsourcing calls to a secretary creates a false impression of importance rather than efficiency.
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So-and-So
Letters to the editor clash over Kennedy and party bias
Readers challenge the editor to feature other candidates besides May Meador and Adam Thoma. They call for open candidate contact details, criticize Kennedy and Nixon positions, urge balance on the letters page, discuss Republican and Democrat reputations, and note perceived press bias and regional political attitudes. Local voices from Sanford R. Smith, Peggy Hancock, Arthur Lyon, and Walter Halstead weigh peace, war, and party loyalty.
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May Meador
Adam Thomason
Kennedy
Meador - Thomson
Sanford
Enterprise
Terry Sanford
Waco
Texas
G.O.P
Mr. Sanford
Robert Gavin
Ace
Nixon
Democrat Party
Miss M. Meador
Richard Nixon
Duke University
Walter Reuther
May Meade
Auctioneer George Penny Also Leads Real Estate Beat
George Penny, famed North Carolina auctioneer, plans to sell 202 feet of S Wrenn frontage for J C Welch Jr and heirs, recounting a life from mule trading to millions. He notes Warne Lackey and Tex Elastic funded High Point Memorial Hospital’s infant incubator, praising advertising’s role in his career. He urges cautious optimism in stocks, cautions about traffic dangers, and highlights local civic improvements including Open House at the Helen Women’s Health Club and downtown revitalization efforts led by Bert Winterbottom.
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George Trade Penny
S. Wrenn
J.C. Welch, Jr
Welch
Duke
Georgia Tech
Durham
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Schraftt’s
Enterprise
Randolph
North Carolina
Old Methodist Protestant Church
First Methodist
Leonard B. Smith
Grace Church
George Penny
Hig Wheeler-Dealer
Warne Lackey
Tex-Elastic Corporation
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lackey
High Point
Bert Winterbottom
Twin City
Winterbottom
Hely
Hely Women's Health Club
Walter L. Jackson
YMCA
Joe Mischler
Bryant Electric
Pat Brown
al Hazzard
Harry Cunningham
Jake Froelich, Jr
Junior Dalton
Darrell Long
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Miss Meador
Boston
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Truman
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Walter Halstead
Charles Pearson
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Chicago
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