Keeping Telephones Space Growth Quite A Task Here
North State Telephone prepares a morning cut over of extensive new lines and automatic equipment to improve local service. The project aims to keep pace with a growing area while a new building nears occupancy next month. The East Central Jamestown office will start service in spring as part of ongoing expansion.
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North State
Jamestown
Charlie
James E. Lambeth Jr
Rotary International
Kay
Jim
Chapel Hill
Luther Hodges
R.I
Nice
France
Hodgeson
Marcos praises U S role in Southeast Asia alliance
President Ferdinand E Marcos of the Philippines lauds American leadership in Vietnam and says the United States acts alone when needed. He notes 2000 engineer troops in Vietnam and allied support with South Korea Australia and New Zealand to halt communism and defend Asia's security and independence.
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Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Viet Nam
Asia
United States
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Marcos
America
South Korea
Australia
New Zealand
Editorial Research Graduate School Push Expands in 1968
The rise of graduate education accelerates with over 600,000 fall enrollments, doubling a decade earlier and fivefold since 1940. Deans face facility strains while Selective Service grants some draft-exemption for progress in full-time study. Yale offers an intermediate Master of Philosophy as an alternative to the PhD path.
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University of Maryland
Selective Service System
Higher Education
Yale Graduate School
Stanislaus wins Michigan Mile as buyer snaps horse from McMahon
Five year old Stanislaus trained by Ray McMahon won the Michigan Mile at Detroit before 27,000 fans. McMahon sold the horse to Mrs Mildred Kerr for 16500 after earlier relocation to Maryland. Kerr brings a bargain priced yet championship hopeful to her stable.
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Ray McMahon
Stanislaus
L. Ray Stables
Maryland
Michigan
Detroit
Florida
Mildred Kerr
Tom Rolfe
McMahon
Reaganism Splits California GOP and Screens for President
The piece argues conservative leaders in California groom Ronald Reagan, a no prior government experience actor, for governor as a step toward a nationwide presidency. It notes splits with moderate Republicans like Knight and Kuchel and cites Reagan’s debated positions and image strategy under right wing aides.
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Ronald Reagan
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Republican Party
Massachusetts
Edward Brooke
Middle West
George Romney
Michigan
Illinois
Charles Percy
Bell and Howell
Senate
Mississippi
Reagan
Henry Salvatore
Knight
Reagan Finance Committee
Goodie
Sen
Tom Kuchel
Kuchel
Earl Warren
Rachel
Spencer & Roberts
Warren
Reagan Brain Trust
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Spade
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Barry
Human Events
The
United States
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