Federal aid in education weakens local control says Pepperdine column
Dr. M Norvell Young and Clinton Davidson argue against federal funding for education warning it increases government control. They cite the 1958 act and Justice Jackson, urging stronger private and local support, voluntary giving, and state funding to preserve independence. Pepperdine chose private financing for dorms to avoid federal subsidies.
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Dr. M. Norvell Young
Pepperdine College, Los Angeles
Clinton Davidson
Jackson
Supreme Court
Council For Financial Aid To Education
Blakely
Texas
Goldwater
Arizona
Pepperdine College
Jack Nash Wins Economics Fellowship at Claremont
Jack Nash of Modesto California received an economics fellowship at Claremont University near Pomona. The GE funded award is among 50 nationwide. Nash, son of Mr and Mrs Aless Nash, holds a UC Berkeley masters and teaches at Modesto High School and Junior College.
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Jack Nash
Modesto
Calif
Claremont University
Pomona
United States
General Electric
Jack
Aless Nash
University of California
Berkeley
Nash
Washington and Small Business
C W Harder argues against giving the President power to alter income tax rates warning such a move shifts power from Congress. He cites past tariff and monetary policy missteps and urges tax reform that encourages risk capital and new business creation to spur job growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Independent Business
United States
Fertilizers and farming practices reshape Southern woods and fields
The article discusses widespread use of plows and fertilizers in farming, noting farmers fear fertilizer harm to soil yet profits rise with wiser use. It highlights the piney woods, pulp and newsprint needs, and research by Dr. Mark Welsh guiding agricultural consulting in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Welsh
Boston T Cyanamid Company
Salted hay: useful practice with caveats says Leslie Salt Co official
A.W. Werry technical director of Leslie Salt Co cautions farmers about hay salting. He cites benefits such as palatability aroma color reduced dust and easier digestion plus potential for lower shrinkage. He warns salt cannot prevent spoilage and must not be relied upon to fully preserve improperly cured hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Werry
Leslie Salt Co
Werry
Junior Legion Auxiliary Chooses 1961 62 Officers
The Junior Legion Auxiliary held a Friday meeting at 2 p.m. at Rose Mary Hut ch ins home. Officers elected for the coming year were Susan Barrus president Becky Hutchins secretary and Julie Auger program chairman. Shari Auger served refreshments after a brief business discussion and the meeting adjourned. The piece notes auto accidents as the leading killer of youths aged 15 to 25 and questions parental driving vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Rose
Mary Hutchins
Susan Barrus
Becky, Hutchins
Julie Auger
Shari Auger
Moral duty in motor safety urged for drivers
Advice stresses that while a driver cannot be legally at fault if a child runs into the road, it is morally wrong to fail to drive in a way that anticipates the unexpected and ensures quick response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Jan
Idaho Shows World Class Fishing And Wildlife Resources
Idaho’s fisheries and game management are praised for world class status. The piece highlights Lake Pend Oreille kokanee and Dolly Varden records, extensive hatchery output, natural propagation, and successful restocking programs. It notes salmon and steelhead returns, chinook reestablishment in Clearwater, and broad upland and waterfowl hunting opportunities across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Kamloops
Pend Oreille
Pacific
Lake
Priest Lake
Middle Fork
Salmon
South Fork
Snake River
Payette
Robinette
Priest
Cocolalla ‘Lake
Island Park
Magic Valley
Magic
America
North America
Fish and Game
Canada
Preston High School Girls League elects officers for 1961 62
Diane Jensen was named president of the Preston High School Girls League for the 1961 62 year with Lynda Rae Baxter as vice president Josephine Gregerson as secretary and Pauline Chatterton as reporter at a recent election and tea for high school girls and mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Diane Jensen
Lynda Rae Baxter
Josephine ' ’ Gregerson
Pauline Chatterton
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David
Merry Tiller
Merry
Tiller
ENT CO
Cy Preston
S. T First West
Washington and
C. Wilson Harder
C. W. Hardar
Congress
State Dept
Federal Reserve Board
National Labor Relations Board
National Federstive of
Tod
By Mark Welsh
Saltizig
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Ross Leonard
Idaho Fish Game Department
Gus League
Nance Company
Logan
Federal Avenue
Jaycees
West Oneida
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