Drafting Education May Kill It
A faculty meeting condemns the Selective Service linking deferments to grades arguing it harms academic freedom and the personal tutor student bond. Professors urge college leaders to oppose the policy and protect students rights while noting grading varies and can affect draft outcomes.
Computers Or Not This Is Marriage Month
In a column by Richard L. Worsnop June is praised for weddings and traditions while noting a shift toward using computers as marriage matchmakers. References include Operation Match at Harvard and a Roman practice, with a forecast of a tech influenced wedding season and details on makeup trends and a specific upcoming wedding in Washington on August 6.
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Richard L. Worsnop
Juno
Augustus
National Geographic Society
Congress
Walter Lavvallette
Lavallette
France
United States
Iowa State University
Harvard
Operation Match
Compatability Research Inc
Aline Willbur
Christian Science Monitor
Luci Johnson
Patrick J. Nugent
Washington
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Pat
Luci
East Pakistan Riots Highlight Autonomy Tensions in Pakistan
Rioting in Dacca over food shortages and a general strike called by Awami League signals deep East West Pakistan rift. Western dominance under Ayub Khan fuels grievances as East Pakistan seeks greater self rule and tax control while tensions draw in U.S. and Soviet interests.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Pakistan
Mohammad Ayub Khan
West Pakistan
East Pakistan
Dacca
Awami League
Indian Subcontinent
Bay of Bengal
Ganges River
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Expert touts MTM to boost efficiency and morale
An expert explains methods time measurement MTM assigns fixed times for manual motions to determine fair work. Payne cites faster efficiency within weeks while accounting for fatigue and personal time. He notes reduced rolls, internal movement of staff, and dignity boosting morale.
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United Press International
Payne
Class Tent Beers and Twenty-Fifth Reunion Pages
John Hodell recalls a misadventure of sending his child to the University of Washington with half fare air travel and late housing, plus a contact lens setback. He notes his doctor’s cautious canoe trip advice and the class reunion panels on education and world affairs, suggesting reunions grow more serious.
Reality and Fiction Coin Flip In Summer Solstice
Ward Cannel muses on reality versus fiction after a Bloomsday party. He argues both share the same coin and questions whether the summer heat blurs lines between life and imagined events, noting Joyce, Hemingway, and other literary anchors. He wonders if the coin may be counterfeit.
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New York
Nea
Heywood Broun
Ring Lardner
Lincoln Steffens
Ben Hecht
Charles MacArthur
Lewis Carroll
James Joyce
Mark Twain
Reagan Runs As A Reasonable Goldwater In California Contest
The piece compares Ronald Reagan’s California gubernatorial bid to Goldwater’s 1964 strategy and foresees a possible 1968 presidential bid. It cites Scranton’s interview on party realignments, Eisenhower’s stance, and the rise of a moderate Republican path, with Reagan framed as a centrist figure aiming to unite moderates and rightists.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Pat Brown
Lyndon Johnson
George Romney
Richard Nixon
Goldwater
G.O.P
San Francisco
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Saul Pett
Associated Press
Scranton
Eisenhower
Nelson Rockefeller
Rocky
Gettysburg
Ronald
Efficiency Expert Bruce Payne Promises No Layoffs
Edward Craig New York UPI reports Bruce Payne of Bruce Payne & Associates, Inc. promises no employee cuts when hired for efficiency work. He studies firms, suggests changes, and claims financial improvement, with a track record in banks and insurance firms.
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Edward Craig
New York
UPI
Bruce Payne
Payne
Bruce Payne & Associates, Inc
Beckley News Papers Corporation notice and rates
Publication from Beckley News Papers Corporation lists address at m1 Prince Street Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. It notes management by John Hodel and advertising representation Ward Griffith Company with offices in major cities. Subscription and home delivery rates for daily and Sunday editions are provided for various durations and delivery methods.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
National
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Edmund Vance Cooke to Visit at Chautauqua Week
In Raleigh 1916 notes Edmund Vance Cooke, famed democratic poet, headlines the Chautauqua conclusion as a great event. His humor and accessible themes endear him to readers. Also mentioned are Attorney A. D. Preston and Mrs Preston arriving in Beckley from New Orleans as she recovers from illness and seeks Beckley’s climate for health.
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Edmund Vance Cooke
Cooke
A. D. Preston
Beckley
New Orleans
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