California and Nevada act to ban unsupervised LSD use
California and Nevada become the first states to ban LSD with possession restricted to doctors and controlled experiments. Nevada law takes effect immediately while California's begins 90 days after adjournment. federal controls face pressure from Senators Murphy and Dodd and FDA head Goddard urges licensing and prescribed dispensing.
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Congress
California
Nevada
Washington
George Murphy
R. Calif
Thomas Dodd
D. Conn
Recruiting Woes Tie Up Campuses and Graduate School Draw
A study cited by Industrial Relations News finds college students avoid business and industry with many planning to pursue graduate studies. Viet Nam and the diminishing value of the bachelor’s degree are blamed, as 55 percent favor professions and 24 percent teaching over business.
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Industrial Relations News
One Eastern College
Viet Nam
Robert W. Brooksbank
Socony-Mobil Oil Co
Schools leftist ideas span the Pacific
Security officials monitor two institutions of higher learning in New York and on the Lower East Side. John Brown College in South Kortright, led by Stephen Jacoby, plans to open next year with a language department headed by William C. White, a Korean War veteran with ties to pro Communist circles. The Free School of New York, once the Free University, operates from Union Square and offers courses on revolution and Marxism amid federal surveillance.
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Jacoby
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South Kortright
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House Un-American Activities Committee
William C. White
Plumerville
Arkansas
White
Chinese People’s University
Peking
United States
Hsieh Ping
Oneonica
Star
Winte
The
Free School of New York
Free University of New York
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Union Square
Communist Party
M. S. Arnoni
Viet Nam
Riyadh
Faisa
Spain
Saud
Switzerland
Faisal
Georgetown University
Oxford
Cambridge
Princeton
Whittier College
California
Lawrenceville Academy
New Jersey
Monarch hosts open table in Saudi custom
King Faisal, praised for openness, dines with guests who may wander in off the street. The Saudi monarch, famed for accessibility, dispenses alms and meets petitioners in a public room each morning, arranging urgent medical help when needed. Saudi Arabia has no national debt and receives no foreign aid.
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Faisal
White House
Saudi Arabia
Faisal Abdul Aziz al Saud
Jedda
Riyaadh
Tiraf
Kuwait
Montana Standard Weekly Publication Details
The Montana Standard notes its seven mornings a week publication by The Standard.Post member of the Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc. as part of its newspaper family and distribution network.
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The
Standard
Post
Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc
Classified Want Ad Dept Ad Notice
Display Advertising classifies a want ad section reference number 92 8303 792 8304 and urges readers to place notices through the classified department 792 830 for details and submission.
The Quick and the Dead Meaning in Bible Phrase
The phrase the quick and the dead comes from the King James Bible translated in the early 1600s. Quick, from the Anglo Saxon cwic, meant living, so the expression refers to the living and the dead, not pedestrians in modern traffic.
The Numbers In Our Lives Add A New Payroll Code
In a tongue in cheek lament the Asbury Park Press notes the growing spread of digits in everyday life. The piece catalogs the many numbers assigned to people including payrolls and social identifiers.
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Asbury Park
N.J
Humphrey’s independent ideas urged beyond simple duty
A Washington columnist argues Vice President Hubert Humphrey shows energy and ideas but remains constrained by a ceremonial role. The piece contends the vice presidency lacks real power and questions the need for conformity, urging Humphrey to act on Europe, Russia, and Asia with independence.
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Washington
Duke of Edinburgh
Capitol
Hubert Humphrey
Bob Weaver
HEW
Cracky
Bill Press
Washington Board of Trade
Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Europe
Russia
Latin America
Southeast Asia
Peking Opera Promotes Collective Fertilizer Use
A Kansas City Star report notes a Peking opera titled Send in the Fertilizer that urges turning fertilizer to collective farms rather than private plots. Critics warn cultural officials may fear Western Broadway comparisons despite the era’s propaganda aim.
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China
Peking Cultural Commissar
Ne York
Kansas City
Physician Says Hard Work Kills Few People Quote
In the Wood stock Ontario Sentinel-Review, a physician argues that hard work rarely causes death, noting it often never has the chance to affect many people.
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Woodstock
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Sentinel-Review
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Laub
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Lynn
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Free Dixie
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Johnson
Findley
Vietnam
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M.D
Mother
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Dr. Mother
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Butte Daily Post
Richard E. Morrison
Ward Fanning
Walter L. Nelson
Campbell, Jr
Bert Gaskill
T. K. Conway
Joseph Stocke
Frank Quinn
Peggy Verstappen
Silver Bow County
Butte
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By Holmes Alexander
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