The Trip Necessary- And Useful?
In 1964-65 education spending rose to 39 billion with 3.8 billion from the federal government, a 60 percent rise. The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation finds flaws in modern college prep and teaching while noting signs of hopeful renewal through dedicated teachers and stimulating human contact.
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Times Square
Fes
Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
Saracake Ciietion
Asennad
High School
End of an era for Israel's founding father Ben Gurion
UPI Foreign News Analyst recalls David Ben Gurion's career as Israel's first premier and a defining figure of the early state. The piece notes his departure from active politics after decades of leadership, marked by triumphs against Arab invasions and debates over succession amid aging power.
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UPI
Palestine
Green
Poland
Ben Gurion
David Ben Gurion
Seattle
Israel
Sean Teoet
Ben Gurion Leaves Party Over Lavon Affair Clash
Israel's ex prime minister Ben Gurion splits from Mapai over the Lavon affair and forms a new party Rafi. In elections his list lags while Mapai under Levi Eshkol regains strength as Israel faces ongoing crisis and Sinai tensions.
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Ben Gurion
Lavon
Israel
Sinai
Egypt
Beneile
Levi Eshkol
Mapai
Rafi
Eshkol
Defense
Pinhas Lavon
Why do people set forest fires in West Virginia
Assistant State Forester Ash er Kelly discusses the motives behind forest fires in West Virginia. He cites arson, grudges, thrill seekers, and mentally unbalanced individuals, noting most fires are human caused and many due to carelessness or local grudges. He warns about the lack of treatment facilities and emphasizes relentless prosecution to protect forests and lives.
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Charleston
UPI
Asher Kelly
West
Kelly
Division of Forestry
Natural Resources Department
West Virce O
Boone County
Reform School
West Virginia
Welfare Ineligibles Eliminated Says Fanny Seiler
Welfare Commissioner L L Vincent told the Board of Public Works that ineligibles have been weeded from welfare rolls and that remaining recipients meet current eligibility rules. He foresees education guiding self support and fewer high school dropouts, as he and Rex Smith discuss a 1966-67 budget of 22.9 million. They note difficulty keeping male social workers as teachers’ raises pull staff away. A state office-building plan near the Statehouse seeks private construction ban for land expansion. Harpers Ferry visits rose 17 percent in October, with 102,816 visitors, and 707,541 in the first ten months, up 36,463 from 1964.
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Fanny Seiler
United Press International
Charleston
UPI
L. L. Vincent
Board of Public Works
Vincent
Smith
State Commerce Department
Harpers Ferry
Kale Troubles and Alumni College Notes
A mixed column recounts garden disappointments with kale chewed by a woodchuck and reflections on education after a twelve day Alumni College session. It notes non alumni attendees, upcoming summer sessions from August 14 to 25, and ends with a brief prayer by C. Neil Strait of Carmi Illinois.
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Alumni College
Reds’ village control shown with small communist core
A captured report details how a village of 6,000 is effectively governed by 26 Communist party members and 30 Youth Group members through a network of front groups. It describes how cadres steer a 40 percent bloc on village councils via front committees, with a Communist secretary running the show and Hanoi dictating orders. US officials hope democratic villages near by will grow stronger to counter this control.
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Washington
NEA
Viet Cong
Communist Party
Farmers Association
Liberation
Communist Viet Cong
Viet Nam
China
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
South
RFC
Communist Bloc
Hanoi
Thought For Today on aging and staying engaged
A reminiscence quoted from A. B. Chandler, longtime Continental Football League commissioner, reflecting on aging with humor as he notes turning 67 and the value of being alive at 89. The exchange highlights attitude toward growing older and staying active.
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A. B
Happy) Chandler
Continental Football League
Watch On The Potomac What Really Happened In Indonesia
A Washington essay reviews the fall of Sukarno, PKI plotting, and the Jakarta coup of September 30 to October 2 1965. It argues Red China aimed to escalate but Indonesian army backlash and public anger undercut the Communists, warning against Beijing's Asia influence.
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Washington
Indonesia
CIA
Communist Party
China
Asia
Mao
Bay of Pigs
Sukarno
Peking
Central Committee
The
Indonesian Communist Party
PKI
Jogjakarta
Java
Col. Untung
Untung
Harian Rakjat
Revolutionary Council
Army
Jani
Nasution
Jakarta
Red China
Africa
Viet Nam
Raleigh Register Subscription Rates by Mail
Rates listed for mailing subscriptions in Raleigh Register show price tiers by duration and destination. The notice notes annual and monthly options, with regional and out-of-state rates specified for coverage and delivery.
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MAIL
Saent
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Will Herberg
Doubleday
Dean Unsworth
Duggan
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C. Neil. Strait
Carmi
Church of the Nazarene
Ray Cromley
Potomac
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Raleigh
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