Rise of Summer School Expands Opportunities in Education
Summer school programs, backed by federal funds and foundations, target disadvantaged and gifted students to boost college access. Yale and other top colleges run six week sessions for high school juniors, many from poor or minority backgrounds, to improve academics, cultural exposure, and college readiness. Programs extend across Brown, Carnegie Tech, Dartmouth, Georgetown, and more, with centers for Negro graduates and special institutes for teachers to raise teaching standards.
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Yale University
Yale Divinity School
Brown
Carnegie Tech
Dartmouth
Georgetown
Oberlin
Princeton
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin
American Council On Education
Carnegie Corporation
Carnegie
Rockefeller Foundations
One Man One Vote Debate Across Congress in 1960s
The article reviews the Founding era balance between population based House representation and equal Senate votes for states. It notes the Warren Court’s reapportionment ruling and the push in Congress for a constitutional amendment, with Johnson’s stance watched as liberals oppose and conservatives defend tradition. It highlights the Senate struggle and calls for the President to stay out of the amending process.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Warren Court
Supreme Court
Congress
U.S. Senate
Johnson
One Vote Apportionment and State Rights Debate
A historical discussion argues that shifting apportionment toward large cities would undermine the federal balance by empowering urban political machines. It stresses state rights and cites Idaho Nevada and Harlem as contrasts and notes Pershing nickname Blackjack and a century of storms observed by satellites. The piece ends with a note that the first bottle making machine appeared in 1899.
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John Randolph
Roanoke
Idaho
Nevada
New York
Harlem
Court Decision on Labor Union Monopolies
U S Supreme Court decisions this week probe whether industrywide bargaining by unions and employers can violate antitrust laws. Majority says some unions with large operators may fix wage scales to push out smaller firms, while others may pursue wage agreements without violating law. Dissent questions exemptions and policy impact, notably in Chicago meat-cutting hours.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Justice White
Goldberg
Secretary of Labor
Congress
Chicago
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Williams and McCarthy Duel Reflected in Senate Debate
In Washington, Vernon J. Veritas argues the Democratic establishment targets Senator John Williams of Delaware as it did Joe McCarthy, while noting Williams is more virtuous on language and finances. The piece contrasts party loyalties, criticizes Clark of Pennsylvania, and recalls Cold War era skewers of Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Vernon J. Veritas
Senate
Joe McCarthy
John Williams
Delaware
D. C
Bobby Baker
Matt McCloskey
Buck
Reynolds
Yesteryear
Mr. Veritas
Williams
McCarthy
John
Joe
Wisconsin
Veritas
Clark
Pennsylvania
Rules Committee
Baker - McCloskey
Senator Williams
Senator Clark
Truman
Alger Hiss
Johnson
Fulbright
Eisenhower
Flanders
Capitol Hill
True-False Personality Tests Draw Senate Fire in Schools
Senate subcommittee hears testimony condemning the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory and related tests used in American schools and government. Critics call MMPI fraudulent, intrusive, and unreliable, urging legal bans. State Department officials admit some tests are offensive but keep others in use.
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Weeneee
Senate
North Carolina
Grant Dahlstrom
Minnesota
Karl Smith
University of Wisconsin
Monroe H. Freedman
George Washington University
Martin Gross
Gross
State Department
Lewis J. Woodward
Subcommittee
Sam Ervin
Keeping Well on Health Topics Back Pain and Disc Issues
About Your Health explains sciatica caused by a bulging disk pressing nerve roots in the lower back. It notes 90 percent due to disk bulge, describes symptoms, diagnosis by X rays, and treatments from surgery to conservative care, bed rest, and physiotherapy.
Is tobacco angina the same as angina pectoris
M J C explains that tobacco angina mirrors angina pectoris with chest pain from reduced heart blood flow. Smoking likely contributes, and the heart muscle receives insufficient blood during episodes, linking the two conditions in smokers with chest pain.
Nonfunctioning gallbladder explained by W S
W S describes a nonfunctioning gallbladder as one that fails to store and concentrate bile. The text notes that many such gallbladders are infected and contain gallstones, outlining common causes and conditions associated with nonfunction.
Why do veins on elderly hands appear large and thick
The skin on the hands is thin and loose.
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Today’s Health Hint A bath soothes frazzled nerves
A leisurely bath acts as a simple remedy for stress and fatigue. Warm water and quiet time help relax muscles, clear the mind, and restore calm after a busy day. Consider adding scented oils or gentle music for enhanced serenity.
Monroe News-Star masthead history and policy note
The Monroe News-Star presents its founders publishers board members and ownership details, noting date of founding, circulation notes, address, contact, and AP association. It states independence, impartial journalism, and opposition to improper conduct regardless of party.
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Obert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson Jack Sr
Campbell Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Associated Press
Branham Company National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Loui
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Anges
Charlotte
Monroe News Star
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