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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1966
Page
6
The article explains Tri State College’s parking program for wartime, detailing three training goals. It claims parking lots strengthen leg and ankle muscles, improve balance on varied terrain, and build footwork through weather and snow conditions. It portrays parking spaces as helpful training allies for soldiers and tank crew prospects.
Dear Maynard reflects on a winter carnival queen who is only sixteen and questions about age limits for after ten p.m. outings. The letter mentions Sehee and PUINNE of the school, speculates on future changes, and notes a computer center report about the Tri State method replacing machines.
A column presents mixed views on drafting women as Vietnam era nurses. Several respondents argue for or against including women in the draft, citing morale, usefulness, education, and gender roles, with opinions ranging from support to strong opposition.
A reader questions the plan to replace an old computer with three times more work for underpaid secretaries. They mention a bench near the Administration Building and criticize an inscription. A student signs off as Maynard, discussing study habits and campus activities planning.
Goodwill is a continual, workhorse effort in selling. It relies on putting customers first, working with them, and doing small courteous acts. The text cites personal touch, follow through, honesty, and respectful conduct as keys to earning and spreading goodwill with buyers and prospects.
Allen Marshall analyzes claims about the NAACP’s origins and alleged communist ties. The piece cites FBI director Hoover and quotes from government reports, framing the organization as a socialist front and promising further investigation into CORE relations.
The February Reader's Digest recalls Admiral Donald B. MacMillan who commanded 18 polar expeditions and sailed 200,000 miles aboard the Bowdoin, with no loss of a man. Today thousands visit Mystic Seaport in Connecticut to learn his feats and the voyage history.
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