Critics warned against mediocrity in nation’s education
Monroe Houning World reports Dr. F Jay Taylor of Louisiana Tech and Dr. Ernest V Hollis of Mississippi State urge sharper standards amid rising enrollments. They warn mass production in schooling risks diluting quality and fear degree mills, faculty turnover, and rushed curricula undermine youth and national intellect.
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Louisiana Tech
Taylor
Ernest V. Hollis
Mississippi State University
Hollis
U.S.S.R
Dr. Taylor
America
Manageable Voting and the Peril of Bloc Thinking
A political essay argues against bloc voting and the loss of individual thought. It warns that leaders seek to mold voters into manageable units, threatening democracy. The piece cites Johnson era politics, Babson on individuality, and mentions the Boar's Head Carol and the 1919 Versailles treaty debate.
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Blor
Johnson
Roger W. Babson
Kennedy aid helps Garland amid distress and politics
World amounts to Kennedy intervention aiding Judy Garland with medical access and supportive cables, while Kennedy’s influence surfaces in Burton entry, Monroe chapter, and social ties to Hall of Fame figures. The piece outlines Salinger’s California Senate bid costs and party splits, Brown’s White House ties, and White House convention plans including security reshuffles and Sam Johnson’s Austin stay.
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Robert Kennedy
Justice Department
Judy Garland
Australia
Hong Kong
State Department
Miss Garland
U.S
Edward Rice
Kennedy
Rice
Rusk
Peter
Patricia Lawford
Lawford
Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Feighan
D-O
House
Judiciary Subcommittee On
Immigration
Burton
Immigration Service
Brown
Johnson
White House
Assembly
Jesse
Big Boss
Unruh
Salinger
California
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Atlantic City
Barry Goldwater
Platform Committee
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Fever Without Illness Means Nervousness Often Causes Rise
Dear Dr Steincrohn explains fever can appear with no illness due to emotional disturbance. Psychogenic fever may show temp readings around 100 to 106 but normalizes as the person calms. Studies by Kern White and Long note nearly 4 percent of first admissions have fever without cause, more common in men aged 21 to 40, and higher in psychiatric wards.
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Hollis
Taylor
Kern l L. White
Walter N. Long Jr
University of North Carolina
DR. Steincrohn
Mrs. Q
Steinerohn
New Youth Fronts Reported by Communist Leaders
A leaked national analysis details plans by the Communist Party youth cadre to form new front groups in New York Chicago and Los Angeles to recruit college students and steer them toward pro Soviet activity The plan seeks to stress a socialist orientation downplay peace themes and subtly praise the United States and the Soviet Union while criticizing Red China The drive targets the fall term and relies on small newspapers and magazines with State Department backing cited The piece warns of renewed subversion amid Supreme Court limits on counter subversion bodies and urges public vigilance against Kool aid appeasement and complacency
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New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Communist Party
America
Communist Front
Kremlin
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
Supreme Court
Activities Control Board
House
Senate
Moscow
Ike as Vice President: constitutional hurdles debated
The column examines whether Dwight Eisenhower could legally run for vice president alongside Richard Nixon. Law expert Kilpatrick argues the 12th and 22nd Amendments, read together, allow Ike to be a VP candidate despite his reluctance and past two-term presidency, insisting framers’ intent supports eligibility for a VP slot.
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Republican Party
Dwight Eisenhower
Ike
United States
James Jackson Kilpatrick
Richmond News Leader
National Review
California
Senator Goldwater
San Francisco
Kilpatrick
Justice Department
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Richard Nixon
Thomas M. Cooley
Congress
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Gress
Taft
Wiley
House of Representatives
MR. Kilpatrick
Eisenhower
Monroe Morning World Founded 1929 Publisher History
The Monroe Morning World, a daily morning newspaper, outlines its founding in 1929 by Robert Ewing and subsequent editors and publishers through 1938. It notes AP affiliation, office locations in Monroe, and distribution details including second class postage.
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