Word: 47th
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David Riesman, Henry Ford II Professor of Social Sciences, last week addressed the 47th Annual Meeting of the American Council of Education at its convention in San Francisco. The following are excerpts from his remarks to that assembly on changes within the institutions of higher education...
...award was made at the banquet session of the Council's 47th annual meeting, at which President Pusey presided. Pusey is the outgoing chairman of the Council. Over 1000 college and university presidents and deans are in attendance at the three-day meeting, which is being held west of the Mississippi for the first time...
...Irish as Eileen Farrell, Ed Sullivan, Speaker John McCormack. Johnson and De Valera both recalled the warm reception Jack Kennedy had received in Ireland last year-a visit that had led the Irish President to plan his U.S. trip so as to be in Washington on Kennedy's 47th birthday...
...advance of what would have been her husband's 47th birthday, Jacqueline Kennedy, 34, traveled to Manhattan to inaugurate a touring exhibit of his mementos to raise funds for the Kennedy Memorial Library. On the day itself, she was home in Washington attending a Mass at St. Matthew's Church. But such occasions are interspersed with lighter ones now. She is being seen more often, around town in Washington and Manhattan, and she appears rested, relaxed, and more beautiful than ever as she smiles and chats with family and friends. At week's end, with her sister...
...state, Alabama came to know the darkest sort of poverty and to experience the bitterness and hatred that such poverty can inspire. Even today, Alabama rates 47th among the states in per capita income ($1,538), leading only Arkansas, South Carolina and Mississippi. And, at a time when George Wallace is inveighing against the Federal Government in the name of states' rights, the extent to which Alabama depends on economic help from the Government is an immense irony...