Capitalistic Education Compared Salaries in US and Russia
An editorial compares US and Soviet teaching pay, arguing the Soviet system uses capitalist incentives to attract and reward professors. It notes US faculty earn little above average workers, while Russian professors earn about eight times a typical salary, gaining prestige and upper-class status within a perceived classless society. The piece cites McGraw-Hill data and urges the US to learn from Russia’s incentive approach. It concludes with a businessman’s view that teaching remains undervalued until salaries rise enough to entice entrants.
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United States
Russia
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
U.S
Soviet Union
Trul
U.S.A
America
Long Beach Mental Health Editorial Appreciation
Citizens praise editorials on mental health with letters from Marvin Tincher Virginia Avery and others. Clerical endorsements urge an official mental health advisory board and continued coverage to educate the public against propaganda.
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Ben Zinser
Marvin Tincher
Long Beach
Virginia Avery
Los Arces
Council of Churches
James H. Hughes
Cartagena Dr
Cent
W. W. Stanton
Gladdes B. Neff
Termino Ave
Strictly Personal No Fire in Sure-Fire Comedy
Sydney J Harris lampoons show business clichés in a layman's Lexicon of the trade. He debunks promises like all star casts, pre Broadway premieres, lavish spectacles, and limited engagements with sharp, humorous definitions. The piece targets press agents and industry hype, exposing hollow claims and familiar tropes.
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Sydney J. Harris
New ruling could raise costs for private advertising
Washington reports that an Internal Revenue ruling finds private utilities cannot deduct advertising costs as a legitimate business expense. The Kefauver case targets TVA messaging, while TVA itself launches a costly publicity drive estimated near 1000000 dollars, timed with a House bill to let TVA finance expansion via bonds rather than annual appropriations.
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Washington
Con
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Publi Power
Tennessee Valley Authority
Eisenhower
Uncle Sam
Brevenue
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Internal Revenue
Kefauver
TVA
House
Senate
Congress
White House
Dr Jordan Answers Questions On Habit Forming Thyroid Tablets
Dr Jordan explains thyroid tablets are not habit forming and can be used indefinitely in proper dosage to treat underactive thyroid. He notes must avoid under or overdosage. He also addresses salt water baths, clothing from a cancer patient, brain injury recovery limits, and cold foot due to possible poor circulation needing medical exam.
Long Beach figures mark historic local events in 1953
Mrs. Carol Bennett of Long Beach, a former Ladies Auxiliary leader, was elected the first state madam president of the new Auxiliary organization. Gov Frank Merriam planned to lead opposition to a proposed federal oil grab, speaking at a Municipal Auditorium mass meeting. Donald C Williams, Poly High School graduate, earned a Doctor of Philosophy from Harvard and the Sheldon Fellowship for a European study year.
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Carol Bennett
Long Beach
Ladies Auxiliary
Long Beach Aerie
Order of Eagles
State Aerie
Frank F. Merriam
House Judiciary Committee
Donald C. Williams
Poly High School
Joseph C. Williams
Harvard University
Europe
Harold Williams
Press
Telegram
Quotes From Leaders Reflect Tension Across States
A collage of remarks from Gen Charles de Gaulle, Gov Price Daniel, Gov Orval Faubus, and a psychiatrist on Charles Starkweather, touching crisis moments in politics and society. The Independent staff lists editorial offices and staff credits amid a header of quote snippets and contact details.
Italy Church State Split Drives Italian Election
Drew Pearson assesses the Christian Democrats in postwar Italy and the Vatican influence claim. Fanfani says party aims to divorce Catholic influence from politics as Espresso circulates on anti clerical lines. Despite church state clash, PDs rebuilt Italy into a progressive European state.
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KOMB
Alcide de Gasperi
Amintore Fantoni
Christian Democratic Party
Italy
Christian Democrats
Vatican
Italione
Pearson
Espresso
Prince Caraccilla
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Fanfani
Adensuer
West
Germany
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Europe
Forgotten Factor and Courage Praised Across Papers
The Portland Oregonian highlights employed married women as a new economic factor potentially soothing unemployment and cost of living. The Detroit Free Press lauds a Pulitzer for journalism while honoring Gene Gette editor Ned Heiskell for steadfast courage amid industry pressure.
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Portland Oregonian
America
Detroit Free Press
Arkansas Gazette
Little Rock
Gegette
John N. Heiskell
The
Free Press
Ned
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Rainmaker
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E. 6Th St
Long Beach Day Nursery
Charles Mallory Hatfield
Hatfield
Riverside
California
Thomas W. Patterson
Ory
Hollywood
Chaucer
Ray Tucker
IRS
DR. Jordan
Edwin Tf. Jordan, M. D
NEA Service
Ihent
H. B
H. T
Renember
United Press
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
National Assembly
Miamne Beach
Fla
Price Daniel
Tex
Lincoln, Neb
John O'Hearn
Charles Starkweather
Miami Beach
Arkansas
Orvan Faubus
Little Rock Central High School
Herman J. Aldder
Harsid M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
Tarry Collings Jr
L. A. Collins Snn
Malcolm Epley
Nes E. Sine
AMS UP Bal Aces Cme
Albee Building Way Representatives
Ridder-Jams. Ing
E. 50Th St. Wrigley
Penobscot
Foshay
San Francisco
Sutter St
Independent
Harry Fulton
Minneargh
Los Angeles
Drew Pearson
Nome
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