Editorial: Expanding Junior Colleges Elevate Community Role
The piece argues junior colleges deserve a public promo tion to community colleges as their role expands nationwide. California leads with 86 tuition free and six private colleges serving 300,075 students, about 40 percent of the national total, with two-year programs aiding transfers, immediate employment, and access for high school students. The editorial notes UC studies show two-year transfers perform as well as direct university entrants and urges recognizing the community college as an essential part of U.S. higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Junior Colleges
California
Fresno
Texas
University of California
California Conservation Week Call To Preserve Resources
California emphasizes its abundant natural resources from land and sea and urges wise use to benefit health and economy. The week highlights preservation of open spaces beyond urban areas and the need to conserve oil, timber, and fish for future generations.
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California
Nepotism in Freshman Democrats Raises Questions
Town Meeting Editor accuses six newly seated Democrats of packing payrolls with relatives, claiming preoffice employment and salaries. The letter cites Rep Leonard G. Wolf and alleges a wife earned 1037.91 dollars monthly, implying improper use of taxpayer funds.
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Independent
Leonard G. Wolf
Bob Stanton
Redondo Ave
Strictly Personal Admen Have Taken a Bum Rap
The piece argues advertising has improved, becoming more self critical and producing better ads. It praises the craft, noting creativity, humor, and clarity in modern campaigns, while stressing that good ads reflect warm human makers behind them and can persuade wary clients.
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Advertising Age
Milk War in Washington D C Spreads From Dairy Farms
Drew Pearson outlines a milk price clash in the capital involving National Dairy Products and Chestnut Farms. He cites farm closures in Maryland and Virginia, Teamsters wage hikes, and a network of international Kraft subsidiaries behind a bid to lower milk prices while farmers and housewives feel the squeeze.
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Washington
Frederick
Montgomery Comtgnty Pearson
Baltimore
Teamsters
Benson
Farmers Cooperative
Chestnut Farms
Sealtést
Seattest Limited
England
Seattest Ltd
Montreal
Kraft Holdings Ltd
Australia
Kraft Nahrungemittel
Switzerland
Kraft Gmbh
Lindenberg
Germany
Herzjunge Kasewerk G.m.b.it
Kraft Foods
Mexico
Kraft Foods Svenska
Sweden
Venezuela
Cuba
Maryland-Virginia
National Dairy Products
Remember Ay Tucker When
Lester Pace at 324 W 21st St was named Deputy County Registrar of Voters with offices in City Hall. This marked the first time in years such an officer would be stationed there. Lee Powell of 381k 6th St, once Poly High track star and now linked to a 15 episode movie serial, was under contract with Wallace Brothers for a 25 week engagement in the east. 30 years ago the Pacific Electric Railway announced a pickup and store delivery service in Long Beach, drawing immediate protest from the Chamber of Commerce to the State Railroad Commission.
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Lester Pace
W. 21St St
the Lone Ranger
Lee Powell
381K
Sixth St
Poly High Track
Wallace Brothers Circis
East
Pacific Electric Railway
Pacific Electric Motor Transport Co
Long Beach
Chamber of Commerce
State Railroad Commission
Rayburn Mellows on M C Aid Bill
Washington report notes Speaker Sam Rayburn may allow an administrative assistant bill for House members at 14000 dollars a year despite past opposition. It argues larger districts and Democratic control reduce demand for aides, while Republicans crave staff for research, writing and liaison tasks. The piece cites district size variability and population shifts as complicating factors.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
House
Sam Rayburn
Mister Sam
Quotes From Washington Berlin and Moscow Leaders
United Press Internations reports three quotes from political figures. President Johnson warns time is short in the Berlin crisis and urges immediate action. Representative Halpern advocates a $300 bounty on narcotics peddlers to deter crime. Premier Khrushchev appeals for world peace and coexistence to end the cold war.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Berlin
Seymour Halpern
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Independent newspaper offices and staff listed
The Independents publisher editors and staff are listed with offices in Minneapolis. Names include Herman Ridder publisher Daniel Nidder Gee, Harald Hines, Samuel Cameron, Lary Cosing, L.A. Collins, Malcolm Epsey, Miles & Lin, Harry Fulton, and Ridder Johns Inc as national ad reps. Office locations cited include 63 Fifth Avenue, Wrigity Blan, Penobscot eta, 202 Foshay Tower, San Frangisgo, 140 Sutter St, Washington Meow, and 908 Albee Building.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Nidder
Gee
Harald Mi. Hines
Aastro
Simuel C. Cameron
Geni
Lary Cosing
Drso
Bui
L.A. Collins Sh
Malcolm Epsey
Miles & Lin
Harry Fulton
National Advertising Representatives
Ridder Johns, Inc
Fifth Avenue
O Wrigity Blan
Penobscot Eta
Foshay Tower
LOY Anghies Vosan
Ste San
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United States
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Congress
By Sydney J. Harris
Arm
Harris
AMA Journal
Guardian Angels
American Bar Association
Drew Pearson
Jimny Hoffa
Kraft Foods International A/S
Denmark
Peter Jensen
Metro Glass Co
Jersey City
Hudson Transfer Co
Chicago
Decatur
Garland
Tex
Springfield
New
Fountain
North Carolina
Uncle Sam
Sullivan and Cromwell
John Foster Duiles
Paul C. Cabot
Boston Blue Blood
H. W. Breyer
Philadelphia
Sidney Weinberg
Eisenhower
George Humphrey
Douglas Dillon
Admiral Strauss
AY Tucker
Rayburn
National Committee
Paul M. Butler
North Dakota
Florida
Arizona
Maine
Tucker
United Press Internations
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