Census Study Shows Education Boom Among Youth
A Census Bureau report released Wednesday reveals dramatic growth in education among young Americans over 30 years. College degree holders rose from 6 to 16 percent since 1940, with one or more years of college up from 13 to 81 percent and high school diplomas or more from 34 to 75 percent.
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Jack Rosenthal
Washington
Census Bureau
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Kenneth Keniston
Yale
New Heroin Cure Immunization Touted by Doctors
UPI reports Dr. Alfred M. Freedman and Dr. Max Fink announce cyclazocine and nalaxone as non habit forming heroin antagonists that could immunize addicts and curb addiction. They foresee widespread use within a year, with injections or a single dose potentially lasting months, and suggest population wide programs including armed forces and prisons.
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New York
UPI
Alred M. Freedman
Max Fink
Federation Against Drug Addiction
U.S
Freedman
Department of Psychiatry
New York Medical College
Fink
Biological Psychiatry
Federal Bureau of Drugs
USC graduates urged to build a new humanity
Dr. Roger C. Egeberg, health and science official, addressing about 1,500 mid term USC graduates, urged creative societal change and a continued path of dissent. He warned youth face an ideological crossroads and stressed challenging values while recognizing not all values are wrong.
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Roger C. Egeberg
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Egeberg
USC Medical School
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