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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1969

Page

3

Illinois higher education gains prompt policy forecasts

A 1962 1968 comparison shows Illinois moved from 37 percent college attendance to over half of eligibles. Junior colleges rose from 24 to 41 in six years, with enrollment more than doubling to 243 795 last fall. Lyman Glenny warns costs and outmoded curricula threaten public confidence, urging radical reforms and noting faculty incentives and AI trends will shape future funding and organization.

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Flip Wave Coiffure Brings Natural Summer Hair Look 1969

The Flip wave Coiffure is a new natural wave style for summer 1969 from the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association collection. It features sassy bangs over the right eye, soft half curls over the right ear, and easy wear, enhanced by a professional permanent wave and expert shaping.

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MELROSE Social Notes Highlight Easter Visits and Club Meetings

Miss June Kenderdine reports Easter returns to Racine Wisconsin as Mr and Mrs Steve Wells visit from there. Donna Kenderdine spends time with Warren Kenderdine family. The Chatter and Stich Club gathers at Mabel Stephens home. Friendly Neighbors Club meets with Judy Misner hosting. Attendees include Lena Artman Ruth Wells Maureen Pickering Ruby Evans Esther Leasure Arlene Bonesteel Louise Ingram Mary Graham Leah Lane Green Flossie Kenderdine.

David Mendensall Ralph Blankenbaker Kenneth Blankenbeker Celia Dodd Jessie Redman Mabel Dodd Hattie Monk Warren Kenderdine June Pete Blankenbeker Stephen Smitley Robinson Chris Green Fred Gelsert Chris Leah Mae Green Gary Stanley Davis Kerry Green Shelli Paula Chuck Ogle Yvette Eric Carolyn Redman Jerry Green Miss Redman Jeff McCrory Charlie Lingafelter Harry Margie Cornwell Ilessie Kenderdine Steve Wells Raciné Wisconsin Olen Wells John Don Goorwin Donna Kenderdine Chatter and Stich Club Mabel Stephens Lola Lindley Tincle Stephens Cora Blankenbeker Virginia Stephens Lena Artman Ida Elliott Ruth Stephens Nora Ellen Medsker Harry Medsker Marshall Rodney Johnny Shelton Mike Friendly Neighbors Club Judy Misner Katey Arnold Ruth Wells Maureen Pickering

Astronauts to Computers Fly Us to the Moon

Houston reports a world leading communications system linking Apollo spacecraft to Earth through a globe spanning network of UNIVAC computers. UNIVAC 1230s process up to 288000 bits per second while UNIVAC 494s route data to Mission Control, delivering most moon earth messages within five seconds. During Apollo 7, the network transmitted over two thousand bits of high speed data.

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