The Egghead Explosion T1 on graduate study trends
A university graduate student notes a surge in graduate school pursuit across 1960s cohorts, with Princeton Harvard Cornell and Penn funneling many liberal arts majors into further study. Yet concerns arise over indiscriminate pursuit, anti business sentiment, and tougher admissions as enrollments and aid programs expand.
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Conservatives Urge Bills on Immigration Policy Change
The piece contrasts two new immigration measures in Congress. The Celler bill HR 2580-S 500 would enlarge entry via a five member presidential commission. Feighan's HR 8662 would set fixed annual ceilings and close loopholes. The American Coalition of Patriotic Societies backs Feighan and urges others to support his approach.
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New York
Emanuel Celler
House Subcommittee On Immigration and Nationality
Celler
Feighan
Legislative Branch
American Coalition of Patriotic Societies
Johnson
National Commander of the American Legion defends Vietnam policy
National Commander Donald K. Johnson condemns domestic critics demanding withdrawal from Vietnam. He criticizes Teach-In dissents as misinformed and harmful to soldiers, while affirming Legion support for firm anti Communist policy and constructive criticism when needed. Johnson stresses he is not an expert on Vietnam despite his brief visit.
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Donald K. Johnson
United States
Washington
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Europe
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Kenyon and Edgardt
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Presbyterian Church
New York
George K. Bennett
Bennett
New York State Psychological Association
Europeans Give More News To American Critics
Washington reports that Europeans show mixed understanding of U S policy. Critics abroad exaggerate missteps while many Americans back President Johnson on Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. The piece urges direct American rebuttal through media and clearer communication of aims.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
A Harsher Remedy Proposed To Defeat Domestic Enemies
A column argues for extreme punishment of political and social enemies including governors judges and university leaders. It references capital punishment repeal and a hypothetical chain of executions as a morale booster. The author cites crimes in California and alleges campus radicalism and FBI warnings about Berkeley. The piece endorses drastic measures against public figures deemed responsible.
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Nia
New York State
America
Rockefeller
Sing Sing
Brown
Cary Chess
University of California At Berkeley
Bay Area
Commonwealth Club
Berkeley
Roswell G. Ham
Mount Holyoke College
Ham
FBI
Peace Corps Invasion of Privacy Scrutiny Sparks Test Controversy
A Peace Corps official concedes that personality tests used to screen applicants invade privacy, while Senate subcommittee critics call them ludicrous. MMPI questions probe sexuality and personal traits, with experts arguing such testing violates rights and lacks validity.
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Peace Corps
Washington
al Carp
Senate
North Carolina
Sam Ervin
Carp
Minnesota
Martin Gross
Ervin Subcommittee
New Keloid Treatments Probed by Doctors
A reader asks about removing a recurring keloid scar from a past arm injury. The article outlines causes, risk groups, and various historical and newer treatments, including surgical removal with enzyme or cortisone injections, and a newer method using triethylenethphosphoramide to curb scar cell growth. It notes variable results and mentions limited success in small case series.
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A. J
New York City
Acrome galy treatment question from DPD C writes
A reader asks if there is any effective treatment for acrome galy and the response begins with Yes, Individuals with this con-
Breast discomfort raised about possible cancer concern
R U asks about a strange feeling in the right breast and cancer. Medical guidance notes that breast cancer rarely causes symptoms early. discomfort may stem from ligament tension. See a physician if there is doubt.
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R.U
Function of the epigastrium and epigastric muscles
The epigastrium is the upper central abdomen region surrounding the pit of the stomach. It forms part of the abdominal wall that encloses and supports the gastrointestinal organs.
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Postpartum breast pain and fatigue after birth
A reader asks if pain in both breasts and back ache are unusual five months after birth. The reply says yes only if the mother is utterly exhausted. The Health Hint cautions not to act in anger.
Monroe News Star Masthead and Policy Statement
The Wanroe news Mar founded November 20 1891 by BD Ewing publisher 1929 Wilson Ewing publisher 1938 1959. Entered as second class matter at Monroe post office June 1 1909 under act of March 8 1879. Published each afternoon except Saturday and Sunday by News Star World Publishing Corporation Monroe LA. The Associated Press is credited. The paper is independent and aims to print news impartially and oppose wrongs regardless of party.
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