Colleges Slam Doors on Applicants Across the Nation
An AP survey finds many colleges closing admissions due to space limits while others still have room, led by oversubscribed states like Massachusetts and Georgia. Demand from the postwar baby boom strains housing and classrooms, with universities such as Rhode Island, Rutgers, Illinois, and Duke-like cases cited alongside state systems turning away thousands of applicants.
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Poverty of India's Masses Makes Stark Impression
A vivid field report from New Delhi contrasts India's extreme poverty with wealth. It follows an untouchable boy, his family struggles, and broader social conditions under Prime Minister Shastri's socialist government. The piece notes illiteracy, homelessness, and stark urban poverty amid rapid modernization.
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