Rising college enrollment and future growth strain public higher education
An estimated 7.75 million or more students are enrolled in degree programs in U S higher education this year, with Dr. Garland G. Parker predicting 10.5 million by 1975. Public universities now enroll 44 percent, up from 37 percent six years ago, signaling rising public funding needs.
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Garland G. Parker
University of Cincinnati
Parker
Educational
School and Society
Pulsar Speed Change Observed in Crab Nebula
Astronomers at Princeton report a pulsar in the Crab Nebula that normally pulses 30 times per second in visible light and radio. Around September 28 its rate sped up briefly then slowed again, a mystery that could advance understanding of the universe.
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Giant Crab Nebula
Princeton University
Costly Labor Victory Over Fannin Amendment Vote
The Fannin Amendment to curb union tax exempt political spending failed 59 to 27 in the Senate. Supporters warn a costly outcome for labor leaders while opponents and COPE allies foresee a shifting political climate ahead of 1970 elections.
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Fannin
Senate
George Meany
Afl-Cio
National Right To Work Committee
Congress
Smith
Maine
Sparkman
Allott
Spong
Cook
Long
Packwood
Talmadge
COPE
Committee On Political Education
Goldwater
Dominick
Baker
Hruska
Fann
Politics as a horse race with winners and odds
The piece compares political campaigns to horse racing, noting runners at the gate, varying speeds, and outcomes. It argues campaigning is expensive and uncertain, with some candidates early starters and others delaying announcements to mend fences before the finish line next November.
Cigarette Advertising Ban Debate Stirs Health Questions
The Senate passed a bill to ban cigarette ads on radio and TV and allow FTC to act in other media. The writer argues the problem is not solved by bans, stressing education, moderation, and the need for solid facts on health impacts before restricting personal choices.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Middletown News Journal Rates and Publication Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates and delivery options. It notes prices for daily, Sunday, and mail subscriptions, with in city and outside area figures and prepayment requirements. Founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Oane
U.S.A
Letter writers clash over fluoridation and faith
Readers debate compulsory fluoridation in Ohio. One writer questions official support and cites past votes against fluoridation while praising Dr Swisher and Rodale. The letter mixes politics, religion, and public health, urging a local vote and highlighting moral references.
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Swisher
Ohio
Middletown
A Letter on War and Youth and Moral Duty
The writer compares biblical killings to modern warfare, arguing youth are too young to fight yet morally obligated to reject killing. They urge adults to confront their own roles in shaping conscience and warn that divine law opposes sending children or entire generations to war.
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Moses
Pharoah
Jesus
Herod
Egypt
God
America
Ballot Choice Restored in Fluoridation Petition
Marian Streathau of 4000 Grand Ave appeals for voters to decide fluoridation by ballot not petition. She warns that loss of choice would curtail freedom amid local public health discussion.
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Jack Hursh
Schirmer
Marian Streathau
Grand Ave
Synthetic rubber producers and uses in the United States
The International Institute of Synthetic Rubber Producers reports 22 U.S. producers with about 61 percent of output used for auto tires and the remaining 39 percent for conveyor belting hosing and cushioning. A National Geographic note highlights Toda tribe buffalo identification skills in India. The Spanish Inquisition began in 1478 under Pope Sixtus IV at the behest of Ferdinand and Isabella.
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U. S
International Institute of Synthetic Rubber Producers
India
Spain
Sixtus IV
Ferdinand
Isabella
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