Planning For College Costs
A University of Michigan survey finds over 20 percent of parents struggle to pay college bills as costs rise. It notes the average undergraduate needs about 1550 yearly, inflation rising since 1953, with many families relying on student income and parental savings while avoiding debt. It also discusses inflation’s impact on long term planning and government defense policy shifts to curb the U.S. gold drain. The Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation met to honor Governor Smith’s legacy and ideas.
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University of Michigan
U. S. Office of Education
Michigan
Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation
Smith
Roadblocks on main routes during mop-up Korean War stage
The Star Files reports main routes blocked and the Korean War in the mop-up stage. Community Chest reached one third of its $35,000 goal. Mr and Mrs R E Buncutter stay several days at the Cavalier Hotel in Virginia Beach.
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R. E. Buncutter
Cavalier
Virginia Beach
1935 local notes greet town milestones and tragedy
Miss Mary L. Pearson named registered nurse of the District Nurse Association filling the vacancy. Ralph Raymond Robinson Jr. born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson. Doctors Ellsworth Johnson James A. Miller and B Mitchell Knight Jr. return from Mayo Clinic. Tom Clem electrocuted on North Market street. Warren Rice wins first premium at Hagerstown Fair for Plymouth Rock coop. Maxwell car sets fastest Washington to Winchester time.
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Mary L. Pearson
District Nurse Association
Josephine F. Arthur
Ellsworth Johnson
James A. Miller
B. Mitchell Knight, Jr
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Tom Clem
Jerry Clem
North Market Street
Warren Rice
Hagerstown
Sunday Sabbath Contention in Christian Thought
The article previews debates on Sunday observance among Christians. Some insist on strict rest and worship, others seek secular activity, while the truth likely lies between. It cites Jesus' teaching that Sabbath was made for people and that he is Lord of the Sabbath, guiding use of the day.
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Jesus
Sunday as a merciful chance to worship and teach
The author urges observing Sunday as a holy day and a chance for worship and useful activity. He suggests parents briefly aid children with religious instruction, review the Sunday school lesson, and memorize scripture passages. He notes a future reflection on which passages to memorize tomorrow.
Kennedy Targets Viewers With Two TV Stunts For Kennedy
Kennedy management spent at least 25000 dollars on two televised political stunts aimed at shaping public opinion. Both performances aired on networks reaching hundreds of stations and were presented as paid political telecasts the following morning.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nixon
Madison Avenue
Dave Garroway
National Broadcasting Company
Senator Kennedy
Kennedy Nixon Debates Stagnant on Foreign Policy Ideas
A Tonight Show style clash between Nixon and Kennedy is unlikely to yield new ideas on Soviet policy and Cold War threats. They repeat “more of the same but bigger” defense and aid strategies, focusing on who can implement the established policy better. The piece notes the shift from bomber power to intercontinental missiles over eight years.
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Senator Kennedy
Congress
Washington
Khrushchev
Quemoy
Matsu
Fidel Castro
America
Truman
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon-Kennedy
Gnadt Heads Commissioners of Revenue Association of Virginia
C. E. Gnadt of Prince William County was elected president at the 41st annual meeting in Richmond. L. E. Turlington of Portsmouth was succeeded as president by Gnadt, while George L. Hunter of Fredericksburg became secretary treasurer and W. G. Andrews Jr. of Newport News was named a vice president. Other vice presidents were chosen.
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Richmond
The
Commissioners of Revenue Association of Virginia
C. E. Gnadt
Prince William Coun
Gnadt
L. E. Turlington
Portsmouth
George L Hunter
Fredericksburg
W. G. Andrews Jr
Newport News
Heart Attack Prevention Remains Unsolved Puzzle
Doctors explore diets drives and personalities as causes of clogged coronary arteries. Chickens fed fatty feeds, tribal links, and monk diets are examined, but prevention remains unresolved as fat battles and family history persist.
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Chicago
Benedictine
Letter on religion in presidential campaign from The Star
A reader condemns religious bigotry in the presidential race arguing against claims a Catholic president would bow to Vatican dictates. The writer questions the grounds for such statements and challenges the notion that voting for Kennedy equals voting for the Pope. The letter urges voters to focus on issues beyond sectarian fear.
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Vatican
Kenney
Memory IQ Test and Catholic Influence Debate Row
A reader discusses an IQ quiz with daily scoring and questions. The letter argues Catholics on the Supreme Court and Catholic presidents need not influence American life, urging readers to vote and read U S News and World Report for context.
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U.S. News and World Report
Eugene Grossman
Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
Markin Time Bets on Faith Behind the Gate
Luther Markin quotes faith as dawn opens a gate and God on the other side while recalling the 1959 Los Angeles Dodgers who won the pennant with 88 victories, the lowest total for a National League champion in a 154 game season.
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God
Luther Markin
Los Angels Dodges
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H. D. Koontz
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al Smith
Ralph Robinson
Ralph Raymond Robinson, Jr
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Winchester
By Earl. L. Douglass
Smart Boys
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Citizens For Kennedy Organization
Garry Moore
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MEE McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Burton H. Fern, M.D
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I.Q
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White House
Marie Louise
Napoleon
Lincoln
R. E. Trice Jr
Louisa
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Hopewell
Murray E. Thompson
Patrick County
E. J. Philpott Jr
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Tare
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de Gaulle
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