Ohio regents ready master plan to triple public college capacity
The Ohio Board of Regents released a draft master plan urging doubling enrollments at private colleges and tripling capacity at public institutions by 1980. It calls for more public higher education centers, lower student costs, expanded graduate programs, and greater federal funding participation to meet an expected 450000 students by 1980. It also recommends new campuses for freshmen and sophomores and expansion of the state university system to include juniors seniors and graduates.
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Congress
Defense
Jert S. McNamara
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Namara
Heart Valve Transplant Opens Frontiers in Surgery
Mrs. Raymond G. Wilmer 47 of Cleveland is recovering after the world’s first transplant of a heart valve. Dr Earle B Kay of St. Vincent Charity Hospital replaced her mitral valve damaged by rheumatic fever with a small aortic valve from a human heart valve bank established at the hospital. The operation offers hope for quicker healing and a return to work in months.
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Cleveland
UPI
Raymond G. Wilmer
Wilmer
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
Earle B. Kay
St. Vincent
Girl recalls avoiding sniper-kidnapper advances
Peggy Ann Brodnick described a terror-filled week in Shade Gap involving a suspected sniper and kidnapper. The narrative portrays fear, threats, and an attempted sexual assault as she faced the danger while a man’s actions and motives remained unclear.
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Shade Gap
UPI
William D. Hollenbaugh
Peggy Ann Brodnick
Houston
Navy
Tax tattlers reap rewards for IRS bounty program
The IRS reported 12.9 million dollars in taxes penalties and interest collected and 597 731 in rewards paid to 7921 informers during fiscal 1965. Commerce Clearing House notes average rewards of 755 per informant from 4402 claims filed, with 3665 rejected for lack of substantiation or meeting requirements.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service Reli
Commerce Clearing House
IRS
Chronicle Telegram front page notice and masthead May 20 1966
The Lorain County Chronicle Telegram issue lists publication details for Elyria Ohio, pricing and carrier rates. It shows date May 20 1966, 1986 No 120, and imprint by The Lorain County Printing Publishing Co with circulation rules and postal information.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Elyria
Ohio
Congress Grapples With Draft Plan Amid McNamara Proposals
Congress debates McNamara's universal service idea as jurisdictional fights and anti conscription sentiment stall progress. Rivers plans draft hearings with Hershey and lawmakers to probe inequities while lawmakers push for details and risk a broad study.
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McNamara
Congress
George Romney
Michigan
Robert McNamara
UPI
Moonlighters Mostly Married Says National Association
The National Isomer Finance Association reports that most moonlighters are married. About three in ten moonlighters hold the same job on both roles and roughly half work 13 hours or less per week at the secondary job.
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Tashington
UPI
National
Isomer Finance Association
Police called after man reports testing his wife in room
In Antonio Texas police were summoned to a room after a man complained two men were testing his wife. The woman reportedly said her husband was the one who would bother her.
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Usband
Antonio, Tex
UPI
George Wilson
Would you let Dr. Casey make the prognosis
An inquiry asks whether readers would trust Dr. Casey to provide the prognosis for a patient or case, implying confidence in medical judgment. The line frames a question about expertise and decision making in a clinical context.
Johnson presses on Vietnam policy amid Democratic jitters
President Johnson ignores party panic over Vietnam and signals a long view of U.S. Asia policy. Advisers cite risks of pulling out, noting repercussions in the Philippines Australia and Thailand, while Johnson reads Jefferson to critics and stays the course.
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Harry S Truman
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U.S
Asia
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White House
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Philippines
Australia
Thailand
Thomas Jefferson
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