Conservatism on campuses draws critics at colleges
Three conservatives spoke at a National Association of Manufacturers meeting denouncing colleges as hot-house liberal brain laundries and urging industrialists to combat campus indoctrination. They argued patriotism fails on American campuses and warned against mass conversions to free enterprise.
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New York
The
American College
Scott Stanley
University of Kansas
Roger Claus
University of Wisconsin
William S P. Cotter
National Organization
Young Americans For Freedom
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress of American Industry
Stanley
Claus
Cotter
Russia
National Student Association
America
Errant Executive Sentenced to Five Years in Birmingham
Albert Spooner admitted giving away 37 autos he did not own in 15 months to win favor. He used 23 000 pounds embezzled from his electrical firm to make down payments. His lawyer described him as living in a fantasy world and seeking self-importance.
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Birmingham
England
Albert Spooner
Kennedy Hints Eight Core 1963 Domestic Goals
President Kennedy outlined eight core New Frontier items for the next Congress covering unemployment compensation reform education federal aid for school construction and teacher salaries retraining civil rights plant investment standby powers and modernization of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act. He spoke to the AFL-CIO in Miami Beach detailing priorities to frame his January State of the Union agenda.
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Merriman Smith
Palm Beach
Fla
UPI
Kennedy
AFL - Cio
Miami Beach
Organized Labor
Congress
No Bids For Three Waterwells In Winnsboro District
Bids for three water wells for Highway District 48 near Winnsboro were not submitted at the Baton Rouge opening. J C Stephenson district engineer said bids would be readvertised and new openings set for a district headquarters project including a building shop and service station.
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Winnsboro
State Highway Department
Baton Rouge
Highway District 48
Chase
J. C. Stephenson
Stephenson
State Highway Office
Negro Republican Denied Admission At Jackson Fete
James Edwards a Black businessman from Greenville carried a mailed invitation and $100 for a GOP dinner in Jackson but was refused entry. State Republicans called the invitation a mistake while Edwards questioned his party loyalty after the incident. He arrived in a new Cadillac and was directed to a freight elevator then escorted to the manager’s office.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
James Edwards
Edwards
Greenville
National Gop
William F. Miller
Baker Keeps Up Tradition in Christmas Cake Knit
In Geneva New York Edna Gelder a 62 year old blind baker mailed a eight pound presidential Christmas cake to President Kennedy this week. Gelder has mailed cakes to Presidents Roosevelt Truman and Eisenhower and continues to receive orders from Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Geneva
Kennedy
White House
Edna Gelder
Stanley
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy relaxes at Florida coast resort during vacation
President Kennedy took a day off from official duties at a Florida coast resort. He relaxed in comfort as a growing number of visitors and reporters gathered nearby to catch a glimpse of the public figure during the Palm Beach stay.
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JFK
Florida Coast Resort
Palm Beach
Fila
Kennedy
Florida
Lee
St. Edward's Church
Agg
Andrew T. Hatcher
Hatcher
David F. Powers
White House
Washington
Congress
Ouachita Parish Health Unit Budget Sets At 168000
The Ouachita Parish Health Unit will operate the next fiscal year on a 168000 budget an increase of 6900. Dr W Carroll Summer announced the funds come from state federal and local sources and reflect higher operating costs. The budget must be detailed for the State Fiscal Officer and awaits legislative approval.
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Ouachita Parish
W. Carroll Summer
Summer
Alexandria
Local Health Services
State Board of Health
Baton Rouge
Cadillac Owning Farmer Serves On Censure Group
Elmira New York AP reports Cadillac owning farmer Bill Smith, fined last summer for overplanting wheat, was elected vice chairman of the Chemung County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. He indicated he would likely resign, saying he did not know what good he could do. Smith bought his Cadillac with funds from not planting corn under the federal feed program and never paid the wheat fine.
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Elmira
Bill Smith
Smith
Chemung County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Cadillac
Big Flats
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