Westminster College advances three year degree plan for commuters
Westminster College in Lawrence County outlines a ten year master plan to expand commuter student access, reduce costs, and add facilities. It unveils an accelerated three year degree program to educate more students while lowering overall college expenses.
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Westminster
Westminster College
Smog Problem and Balanced Approach Urged by Industry Voice
A Gulf Oil Corp official argues for a practical middle ground in air pollution control. He stresses a real problem exists, feasible technical and economic solutions, local enforcement, and cooperation over compulsory measures, warning against extremism and emotion.
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Turnip watch and inflation lesson from Germantown editor
The Germantown Courier editor recalls a dollar watch once ticking forever until curious boys opened it. A jeweler now prices that watch at 6.50 plus 65 cents federal tax and 26 cents state tax. He suggests quitting nostalgia as inflation drowns the old symbol.
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Germantown
Pennsylvania
Kennedy Civil Rights Strategy Faces Riots Threat
United Press International analyzes Kennedy’s civil rights policy from 1960 to the current year. It notes a staged political push alongside administrative actions, shifting support from Negro leaders, and a growing fear that delays may trigger urban and Southern unrest.
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White House
Congress
Dodd Test Ban Push Reframes Debate On Inspection
Washington reports that Senator Thomas J. Dodd and 33 cosponsors back an offer to the Russians for a joint atmospheric and underwater test ban. They exclude underground testing, the core issue, arguing nations would not accept a pact without on site inspection.
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Burial costs and prisoner reintegration guidance in law
The law assigns burial for deceased with no estate or relatives to local authorities, with possible State Anatomical Board distribution. payment may be recovered from living relatives. Prisoners nearing release can seek job prospects through prison authorities or local employment services, with community groups aiding rehabilitation and placement.
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Bureau of Unemployment
Birth rate projection sparks 1776 population comparison
United Press International reports that if current birth rates persist, by 1970 the number of girls under five in the United States would exceed the total population recorded in 1776. The Population Reference Bureau Inc provides the projection.
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Population Reference Bureau Inc
Freedom and fear in the American race clash
In Palamos Spain a speaker laments America’s civil rights strife. He cites Birmingham police, freedom riders, and figures like Martin Luther King and Malcolm X while questioning national racial responsibility. He predicts inevitable progress toward equal rights despite stubborn bigotry and violence.
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Stand Up and Be Counted in Pentecost Sermon
A devotional reflection on Pentecost from Acts where Peter and the apostles boldly witness. The piece urges Christians to abandon spectator attitudes, embrace courage, and stand up for righteousness with Holy Spirit empowerment.
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Bible Thought: I will never leave thee nor forsake thee
A brief devotional note quotes Hebrews 13 5 affirming God s promise to be with believers always. It offers reassurance of divine presence and steadfast care in times of trouble or doubt.
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Huey Long
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Nordness
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Washington reflections on Kennedy brothers and press rapport
Washington observers debate which Kennedy is smarter with Bobby seen as more serious and trusted by the President. The pair are viewed as a team though ultimate responsibility rests with Jack. Bobby’s people skills are questioned despite loyal access to the President.
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Spock and the Limits of Universal Genius in Cold War Speech
The piece questions Dr. Benjamin Spock’s foray into international relations criticism. It argues fear can drive preservation, but warns against dismissing real threats and notes Cold War figures who faced communism without flinching. It suggests authentic leadership matters more than universal genius.
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Lucius Clay
Barry Goldwater
Frank L. Howley
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Deerfield
Mass
Schenectady
Man returns 14 year overdue library books in Norwich
A library patron surprised staff when he returned books after 14 years with a 299 fine. The scene follows guidance about fulfilling duties to others and living a balanced life reflecting a religious exhortation from James Keller.
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England
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