Helen Help Us! Youth Question, IQ and Life Paths
A 1966 column "Helen Help Us!" guides youths through questions about intelligence, education, and future work. It debates whether high IQ excuses skipping college and settling for non academic roles, and offers terse advice on honesty in relationships and school dress codes.
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Helen Help US
Helen
USI
Business Council Chills Government
Sterling F. Green reports that the Business Council, a private, influential Washington group of top corporate leaders, has shown strain with President Johnson over inflation and wage demands. The council advises many agencies, but has no official status, while its members push for aggressive budget cutting to curb spending and taxes.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
The
Business Council
Council
Hot Springs
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Daniel Roper
Ford
du Pont
U.S. Steel
Standard Oil
At&t
Bank of America
White House
Censured Bishop Seeks Inquiry Into Views
Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike, censured by the House of Bishops for alleged doctrinal statements, asks for an investigation of his views. Presiding Bishop Hines will appoint a commission to consider whether charges meet canonical offense criteria. Names cited include Bishops Myers Craine and Sterling as involved in the broader context.
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Wheeling
W.va
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James A. Pike
House of Bishops
Pike
C. Kilner Myers
California
John P. Craine
Indianapolis
John E. Hines
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Éid
Rts
Henry J. Louttit
South Florida
Montana
Chandler W. Sterling
Caule
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