Hall Keeps OSU Job Fight Hype Sparks Faculty Rift
The Avalanche Journal notes Ohio State University's journalism staff flares over appointing Dr. William E. Hall from Nebraska to the top post. Hall defends himself while critics call the move controversial amid questions of experience.
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Avalanche Journal
William E. Hall
Rockus
Ohio State University
Hall
Doctor Hall
University of Nebraska
Columbus
Russia Has Farm Basis Says Midwest Slavic Expert
At a Midwest Slavic Conference at Ohio State University Professor Arthur E. Adams of Michigan State University argued Russian agriculture is a shambles yet farmers show potential for a revolution of abundance. He noted low formal education among peasants but high technical training and an aggressive state program increasing agricultural graduates and an information service that shapes farm work and attitudes. He concluded Soviet farmers are educated but apathetic, needing only stronger incentives to mobilize their capacity.
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San Francisco
Orville Brim
Orthopsychiatric
Doctor Brim
Tech
Ohio State University
Arthur E. Adams
Michigan State University
Adams
U.S
Khrushchev
Russia
U.S.A
Marx
France’s De Gaulle Branded Micro Stepper in 1960s Rift
Column critiques Charles de Gaulle for petty acts that undermine Western unity and memory of Allied sacrifices. It cites his refusal to honor American soldiers, his 1964 boycott, and his outdated grand ambitions. The piece contrasts grand policies with small, ungracious actions and laments France’s self-inflicted diminishment.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Europe
Western Alliance
Viet Nam
West
Paris
Billy Graham Answer for a Christian Youth Facing Family Opposition
A reader asks how to stay faithful after two years as a Christian while parents discourage Bible reading. The response cites persecution for living Godly in Christ Jesus, advises patience and prayer for opponents, and urges faithfulness to demonstrate devout living despite parental pressure.
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Christ Jesus
Swindlers Still In Business In Editorial Commentary
An editorial discusses ongoing fraud schemes identified by the National Better Business Bureau. It lists common rackets such as bait and switch, home improvement swindles, chain referral plans, and health quackery, warning the public to investigate before investing and to rely on local BBB guidance.
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National Better Business Bureau, Inc
NBBB
Better Business Bureaus
Better Business Bureau
Wage hikes in 1966 quarter threaten inflation risk
Sylvia Porter reports that first quarter 1966 cash wage increases averaged 9.1 cents an hour, the highest in eight years, with construction wage gains near 18 cents. Rising wages could drive broad price inflation as union demands grow and fringe benefits rise, prompting Johnson to act to avoid tax-induced deflation.
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U.S
Bureau of National Affairs
Washington
BNA
Johnson
White House
Lubbock Avalanche Journal masthead and staff listing
Evening edition newspaper record shows the Lubbock Avalanche Journal published weekdays with a combined Sunday edition, official staff including Chas A Guy as editor and publisher, and AP UPI wire service membership. It notes the publishing location at Ath Street and Avenue J in Texas.
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Avalanche
Journal Publishing Co., Inc
Ath St
Ave. J. Tabbock
Texas
Time Out Laughs and Light Gossip Columns
Bennett Cerf notes Gypsy Rose Lee hosts a weekday TV chat aimed at women drawing unusual fan mail. John Straley recalls a bowler who landed her first strike with comic body language.
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John Straley
Look Back At Havana Tricontinental Conference Influence
Intelligence links Havana Tricontinental Conference to Viet Nam strain as dock workers refuse loads to Da Nang. ILWU union plans may trigger a major strike to press wage demands while LASO operates from Havana targeting anti U.S. actions in Latin America. The Cairo conference and Soviet delegation move into new roles.
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South Viet Nam
da Nang
U.S
Viet Nam
Johnson
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First Corps
Defense Department
Harry Bridges
Bridges
International
Pacific Maritime Association
Pacific Coast
ILWU
Labor Department
Latin American Solidarity Organization
Castro
Corticos
Pedro Medina
LASO
Latin America
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
Norman Dietri
Cairo
Nasser
Sharaf Rashilov
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Portraits of a Lazy Mind by J C Metcalfe
A reflective poem portrays a mind feeling lazy in spring, preferring rest and dreamlike scenery. The speaker longs for fishing and amusement by an azure bay, while detaching from office life and escaping reality.
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Azure Bay
Notable quotes on world peace and policy from 1945 figures
A compact excerpt presents remarks by Dr. Ralph Bunche and Sen. Javits on UN universality and postwar Asia. It discusses cooperation with Communist China and threats in Vietnam, plus Johnson on consumer information and butter as a staple, reflecting diverse policy perspectives.
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Asia
Viet Nam
Sen
Jacob K. Javits
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