Toward School Financing Reform Urges Broader Public Support
A federal study led by Dr Roe Johns calls for a major shift in school funding from localities to state and federal levels to reduce inequality. It notes rich districts spend far more per child than poor ones, and advocates 55 percent state, 22 to 30 percent federal, and no more than 15 percent local funding.
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United States
Roe J. Johns
Franklin
Preble County
Middletown
Johns
Philadelphia elects toughest cop in America as mayor
The city elected the self-styled toughest cop in America to the mayor’s office, prompting questions about whether blunt law-and-order leadership can resolve Philadelphia urban problems or if broader strategies are needed.
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Philadelphia
America
Three Styles Of Thought In Dartmouth Debate On Coeducation
Jeffrey Hart surveys three political styles at Dartmouth over coeducation. Conservatives defend maintaining a male undergraduate body. A universalist liberal view argues for equal admission of women. A third approach weighs time and circumstance, favoring practical judgment over abstract principle, highlighting conservatism and adaptability without rigid certainty.
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Dartmouth
Aloo
T Ae College
Tom Paine
Woodrow Wilson
Hugo Black
America
Letter to the Editor Praises Les Hunter for Water Shutdown Notice
Mrs. Maxine Mettler thanks Les Hunter of Barbara Park area's wiser division for promptly informing residents of a water main repair on Monday November 14. He confirmed an hour long outage while still on the call, handling the situation efficiently.
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Les Hunter
Barbara Park
Maxine Mettler
Elman Drive
Nixon Phase II policy questioned by economists and labor power
A skeptical review argues Nixon Phase II mirrors earlier income policies and will fail to deliver full employment with price stability. It cites West European studies, contrasts with Roosevelt era NRA, and notes union power, Meany’s stance, and rising right to work efforts led by Rep. Steiger.
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Hendrik Houthekjer
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Harvard
New York
Offfee
Sugar Exchange
Nixon
Franklin Roosevelt
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Supreme Court
George Meany
AFL
Guided Economy proposes limited controls to curb inflation
Washington reports describe a guided economy where government imposes no blanket restraints on business and labor may raise prices and wages within set guidelines. The plan aims to boost productivity, preserve profits, and avoid a heavy government control apparatus while stabilizing domestic and international trade amid inflation concerns.
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Milton Friedman
Blood donors urged to ease collection and pricing
A letter argues for simpler blood donation rules and warns against paying donors or charging patients. It cites a recent surgery needing 11 pints, notes two pints back for each donated two and a half to thirty dollars per pint, and urges easier collection times while highlighting risks from commercial blood sources.
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Cincinnati
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for weekday and Sunday editions. It details motor route, mail, and out of area rates, payment terms, and a tube service charge, noting advance payment and a 1857 founding.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Middletown Ohio
Newspaperboy
U.S.A
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