Princeton Helps Launch New Teacher Intern Program
Forty study graduates from Princeton, under the Interne Teacher Program, gained permanent New Jersey teaching certificates after graduate study and a year of high school practice teaching. The program uses an Education Professions Development Act grant to focus training on specific fields while reducing time in theory. Henry N. Drewry says the aim is to attract talented youths to education who might be discouraged by lengthy training. The approach could help ease the chronic teacher shortage and be considered by other states.
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Last Harvey House Coffee Shop Closes in Albuquerque
The Alvarado hotel in Albuquerque New Mexico ends the Fred Harvey coffee shop era marking the final relic of Harvey House dining. Once rail passengers enjoyed white linen meals at depots, now only the hotel remains as a memory of a bygone era in railroading.
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Topeka
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Will Peace Hurt Economy? Debating Military Spending
Economists warn cutting military procurement may slow technology growth and cost jobs. They fear a sectoral low mood as defense tech spurs new ideas and industries, while shifts to poverty programs or infrastructure may not generate equivalent self sustaining demand. The debate weighs national security, innovation, and economic health.
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Washington
Treasury
George Humphrey
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Congress
McCarthy Softens View of Humphrey Amid 1972 Hopes
Senator Eugene McCarthy privately predicted Humphrey could win the Democratic nomination in 1972 and defeat Nixon, signaling a softened view toward his former mentor. Democrats in Minnesota warned McCarthy would struggle to keep his Senate seat if he backed Humphrey, amid party unpopularity.
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Nixon
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Immigration quotas hurt international companies and U.S. image
The new family-based immigration preference system replaces national origins quotas with annual limits of 170000 for the East and 120000 for the West. A survey shows U.S. multinationals send far more staff abroad than they bring to the United States, hindering global training and exchange. The piece argues for amended rules to ease visas for key executives and professionals and preserve U.S. economic leadership.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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National Foreign Trade Council
Europe
IBM
General Electric
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Gillette
Procter and Gamble
National Foreign Trades Council
de Gaulle
Cuba
Newsroom Sleep Draws Tornado Lesson
Nadine Kirkpatrick of The Journal slept through the Cincinnati tornado despite destruction nearby. She woke only when family called, then saw the map of affected streets on TV and found downed trees and damaged buildings surrounding her home. A careless remark about a mouse and a camp meeting tent tale follow in a lighthearted side note.
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Nadine Kirkpatrick
Journal
Nadine
Cincinnati
Journal News
Carlisle
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Rates and Publication Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for local and mail editions. It notes pricing for weekday, Sunday, in-town routes, and mail subscriptions including domestic and international options.
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Nixon Opens Asia Tour Signals Shift From Vietnam War Burden
The Nixon era pivot faces Asian nations as he signals self reliance for Asia and reduces U S commitments. In Manila Jakarta and Bangkok officials hear vague promises while Vietnam fighting costs loom. Agnew warns governors that federal aid hinges on ending the war and cuts in spending.
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