New Left Movement Threatens College Campuses
J Edgar Hoover warns of a rising New Left threat on campuses led by the Students for a Democratic Society and allied militants. He cites Columbia University disorders as a precursor and warns educators and law enforcement to take the movement seriously to protect institutions and public order.
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New Left
Columbia Univeristy
Columbia
New Left Movement
Che Guevara
Sudents
Teens Driving Hurts Grades Says Insurance Official
Regions manager Peine cites the study A Teenage Pattern showing grades fall as weekly car use rises. He urges parents to supervise teen driving, noting higher crash rates for 15 to 24 year olds and recommending strict limits, proper training, and prioritizing schoolwork.
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R.H. Peine
Peine
Meurance
Penne
National Safety Council
Mental Health Efforts Expand Across Public Private Sectors
The piece outlines nationwide cooperation with government and private agencies to study causes and solutions for mental health and anti social behavior. It notes early life factors influence delinquency and crime, and highlights the role of early treatment in preventing intellectual and emotional problems while advocating testing and applying new programs in diverse settings.
WAC Officers Class Largest Since WW II
Fort McClellan Alabama hosts the largest WAC officer class since World War II beginning training in August. By August 12, 194 women reported with total enrollments expected over 200. The rise is linked to many College Junior Course graduates joining via the Student Officer Program.
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Fort Mcclellan
Ala
ANF
D. C. Scene on Education Progress in South Vietnam
Dellenback notes remarkable gains in South Vietnamese elementary education since 1964, raising enrollment from 8–9 percent to over 80 percent while confronting shortages, teacher training needs, and the slow expansion of secondary schooling amid U.S. aid and ongoing reforms.
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South Viet Nam
South Vietnam
Vietnam
United States
National Geographic study spurs mass transit push
Growing awareness of mass transit needs prompts creation of a Cabinet level Department of Transportation two years ago. Oregon joins the initiative uniting Highway, Motor Vehicle and Aeronautics with two new divisions mass transit and ports. Activist roles emerge as older divisions reallocate attention with mixed expectations. Fred Dyer leads the new mass transit division, previously from Milwaukie.
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National Geographic
Department of Transportation
Oregon
Fulton
Crown Sellerbach
Mass Transit
New Mass Transit Division
Fred Dyer
Milwaukie @re
Dowtown Transit Chief Seeks New Mass Movement Plan
Joe Fulton advocates a redesigned mass transit approach to keep downtown as a financial hub. He favors shuttle buses from peripheral parking to move people efficiently while suburban malls grow, and notes transportation decisions impact economic planning and growth.
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Fulton
Department of Transportation
Portland
Eugene
Joe Fulton
Parish Event Times From Aged Notice Sheet
A damaged fragment lists 1846 Maple Me Pastor Rev School and youth services with evening gospel hour at 7 00 p m and prayer meeting at 10 30 p m. The legible items reference young peoples service and a sheet note.
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Rev School
Young Peoples Service
Railroad Ave
Louis Root
Marokd Smith
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
108Th Street
Charles T. Oden
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Stover Lane
ST. James Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
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4Th and Willow
James McKinney
Brethren Church
First Christian Church
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Wilmer Briggs
Sutley
Talis Cours
Roush’s Parts Service
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