Higher Education Sees U S Enrollment Rise Says Parker
Garland G Parker reports in School and Society that U S college enrollment reached a record 6 247 595 across full and part time students and will grow through the 1970s though more slowly. The Big 30 systems hold 34.8 percent of totals as institutions trend toward mega campuses and multi university complexes.
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California ruling highlights gaps in Kentucky school funding
A Kentucky state report shows stark local funding disparities per pupil, with Anchorage near Louisville at 696 dollars and Wolfe County in Appalachia at 30 dollars. The piece notes poor families also face home educational disadvantages, underscoring nationwide inequities in universal education.
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Harold Wilson faces harsh press over market stance and Ireland plan
The piece argues Harold Wilson has endured negative press despite capable leadership. It notes his shifting positions on Britain's Common Market and a proposed Irish unification within the Commonwealth, praised by some as politically shrewd despite scrutiny. It emphasizes Wilson's influence in the Labour Party and the tebents on Europe and Ireland policy.
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Harold Wilson’s nuanced stance on Common Market entry analyzed
The passage argues Harold Wilson aligned with the broad Pro Common Market line available to him, portraying his position as objectively favorable to British entry. It also contends his Ireland proposals, while debated, fit a consistent analytical line rather than being quixotic.
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Wishing Well drives holiday aid for Butler County Home
A Middletown based effort named the Wishing Well seeks Christmas gifts for elderly residents at the Butler County Home for the Aged. A December 2 party at 7 30 p m invites participation, with packages or cash due by December 18 to the Butler County Metropolitan Housing Authority.
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David Sarnoff Death Marked in Front Page Memorials
Front pages recount the life of David Sarnoff former RCA chairman who rose from immigrant boy to radio and television pioneer. He managed rescue messages during Taft era and led RCA after 1919 shaping modern broadcasting. died after long illness at 79.
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Nixon veto of broad child development bill praised by Buckley
The piece argues President Nixon's veto halts a sweeping federal child development program seen as overreach. It notes concerns about government expansion, subsidiarity, and the role of private and state efforts in child care.
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