Controversial College Survey Sparks Debate on Sex and Intelligence
A University of Texas conducted survey questioned whether men or women students perform better in college. Results claimed women excel in GPA and degree completion, but the piece notes such surveys do not prove anything. The Herald includes editorials from Dallas and Louisville commenting on education, development, and government policy amid global tensions.
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University of Texas
Dallas
Tex
Thies ‘Herald
Congress and LBJ Taking Out Credit
Congress and President Johnson clash over budget cuts in a tense end to the session. Lawmakers vote on a spending reduction plan while the administration argues the proposal shifts responsibility. The federal budget shows about 10 billion dollars in savings for the current year amid higher overall appropriations than the previous year.
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Johnson
Congress
Supeports
Johson
Aps
Rockefeller Tops Arkansas News in 1967 Inauguration
The Associated Press selects the year’s top Arkansas stories led by Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller’s historic inauguration as the first Republican governor in 94 years and his early actions in office. Also noted are the jailing of State Police Director Lynn A. Davis and the Supreme Court ruling on his eligibility, prison reform pressures, gambling and liquor limits in Hot Springs, and Rockefeller’s clashes with the 1967 legislature and state agencies.
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Associated Press
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Lynn A. Davis
Supreme Court
Rockefeller
Wer
Davis
Farmer Guy
Orvald Pitubus
Hot Springs
Son
William Fulbright
Johnson
General Assembly
State Game and Fish Commission
Ws Atmopt
Joe Purcell
Davie
Willian J. Rivby
Little Rock
Pralski County Grand Jury
Garland County Grand Jury
Stae
Tucker Prison
Anl Rockeeller
Congress Good at Screening Legislation
The 89th Congress showed skill in shaping controversial education and antipoverty laws into broadly accepted programs. Bills expanding federal aid to education and welfare received bipartisan support, surviving administration pressure and House resistance to pass through to enactment.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
al Vie Cep
Job F. Kennedy
Congress
Uils
Itonge
Qubert
House
Denmuerabs
Air Travel Boom At Los Angeles Airport
Los Angeles International Airport is projected to serve 57 million passengers in 1975 as air travel rises. The facility tied a record with 18.2 million total arrivals and departures this year. A $500 million master plan was launched Thursday to handle future growth.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles International Airport
Millon Parsons
Deserters in Sweden Move Toward Moscow Meet
A Swedish government faces a four youth defection case as four young Swedes flee to Moscow amid antiwar protests. Names listed include Richard J. Hatley, John Mo Paria, Craig W. Anderson, and Michael A. Lindner. The group reportedly left the United States for Europe and sought Soviet contact, while Swedish authorities and media report varies on the motives and prosecution risks.
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Stockhouem
Vieter
Patie
Moscow
Sweden
Moses
Richard J. Hatley
Dacksemville
John Mo Paria
Catinsville
Mid
Craig W. Anderson
Bitlose
Calif
Michel A Lindner
Fapath
Hipilme
Vienne
Sevier Press
Anearis
Pilot Prevented the Collision Over Runway Incident
MILW ALS Wis AP reports pilot Bawa L Jacobson fined 350 and costs after an auto aged a close call avoided by swift action. The plane's pilot said the accident on the runway was narrowly averted and he intended only to get a fee, but the situation led to a mistaken act and charges.
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Bawa
Jacobson
Mitetell Bickl
Wes
U S Ponders Situation in Cambodia
Washington weighs Sihanouk's offer to keep Cambodia neutral in the Vietnam conflict. A presidential envoy and stronger ICC policing of Cambodia’s borders are among options discussed as U S officials seek a breakthrough without forcing a military invasion. Sihanouk signaled openness to discussions via Mansfield and a Johnson emissary.
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U.S
Cambodia
Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Washington
Norodom Sihanouk
South Vietnam
Sihanouk
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Phnom Penh
International Control Commission
ICC
Senate
Mansfield
Johnson
United States
Sihanguk
Senator Announces Retirement Sparks Senate GOP Primary Fight
A garbled AP report states Sea Budrks Hickenloupet Relowa is retiring, prompting a GOP primary showdown for the Senate seat. Candidates Chivid Md Stanley Wink Tortie Rep Bromwell emerge to challenge Democratic Guy Hareb Hughes in November. Hickeslooper TL reportedly vows vigorous campaigns as Bromwell and Stanley announce bids. A Muscatine lawyer, Tas, is said to be pursuing the nomination with a well-funded, carefully planned effort.
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Des Marnes
Fowl
Sea
Budrks Hickenloupet
Relowa
Seo
Chivid
Stanley Wink Tortie
Dans
Bromwell
Senate
Dia
Hareb Hughes
Brogswell
Keninahon Stanley
Muscatine
Figures at Least 2 Million Americans Are Color Blind
Mary Anita Laster discusses color blindness in the United States, noting at least two million people are color blind and mostly red-green. The piece explains how traffic lights and holiday decorations now accommodate color blind vision, mentions inheritance and gender patterns, and hints at future remedies.
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Mary Anita Laseter
Olor
United States
Johnson Meets with Heart Surgeon at Texas Ranch
President Johnson plans a courtesy visit with Dr. Christian Barnard in an informal, no news coverage call at the LBJ ranch 75 miles north of San Antonio. Barnard, famed for pioneering heart transplants in Cape Town, discusses the achievement with no expectation of examining the President.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Christian Barnard
Senate
United States
Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
Capetown
Dee Ine Amd Darradl
Sald Waslat
Ald
Louis Washkansky
Ueth Washkansky
Humphrey to Africa to Renew Pact During 13 Day Tour
Vice President Hubert Humphrey begins a 13 day Africa tour to reaffirm United States commitments to peaceful development and human opportunity. The nine nation trip includes Ivory Coast Liberia Ghana Congo Zambia Ethiopia Kenya and Tunisia with a Jan 10 return. Delegation members include Justice Thurgood Marshall Edgar Bronfman and others. Aimed at direct talks with African traders and nation building, the trip seeks a better understanding between Africa and America.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Africa
Johnson
Anrews Air Force Base
Ani
America
Humphrey
William Tubman
Liberia
Thurguod Marshall
Supreme Court
Edgar Bronfman
New York
Anfrica
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Ghana
Congo
Zambia
Ethiopia
Semal
Kenya
Tunisia
Bandamit Blane River
Antitrust Verdict in Major Drug Case Against Pfizer Cyanamid and Upjohn
A U S district jury found Pfizer Cyanamid and Upjohn guilty of restraint of trade conspiracy to monopolize in the production and distribution of tetracycline, a landmark antitrust verdict amid rising federal scrutiny of drug prices and healthcare costs.
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New York
Amerean
Cyanfinld,Co
Bristol, Myers Co
Charles
Pfizer and Co
U.S
U.S. Bistrict Court
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Clifford D. Siverd
American Cyanimid
Pfizer
Cyanimid
Justice Department
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Squibb
Upjohn Co
Yerger Gym Damaged by Fire Friday
Firefighters battled two simultaneous blazes last night. At 8 30 p m flames damaged Mrs C D LAYTERS bach kitchen curtains. Yerger High Field House roof structure suffered major damage before flames were controlled.
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Yerger Gym
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