Education costs rise. public colleges offer value
New York and Paris report rising college prices yet point to bargains. Public colleges may offer lower tuition with practical aid, says Dr Samuel B Gould of the State University of New York, highlighting savings channels for families seeking affordable higher education.
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West Point Cadet Christman No. 1 in Class of 1965
Cadet Daniel W. Christman of Hudson Ohio topped the 596 member West Point graduating class of 1965 with the highest academic average. Former President Eisenhower, present for his 50th reunion, sought him out to recognize the achievement. The article also surveys college financing options including SUNY scholarships, public college incentives, and work study, noting substantial tuition relief for low income families and broad access to federal and state loans.
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Texas Farmers Ignore Students in Farm Labor Drive
Noting a farm labor shortage after bracero termination, Texas farmers show little interest in 5,000 recruited high school youths. Arizona and Michigan farmers have shown more interest, with 200 teams of 20 to 31 youths each ready to work and contracts in place in El Paso area and elsewhere. Henry LeBlanc of the Farm Placement Bureau prefers placing the youths in Texas if possible.
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Texas DPS announces 70 vacancies and pay raises
Col Homer Garrison Jr. disclosed 70 vacancies in the Texas Department of Public Safety uniformed patrol. A salary increase takes effect Sept 1 and another after one year, with monthly pay from 453 to 484 dollars under the biennial appropriations.
Youth volunteer counts listed for multiple Texas cities
Ogee A notes Amarillo Daily News figures show large youth volunteer pools in several cities, with numbers for House Tuesday Morning June 8 1965 detailing Beaumont Fort Worth Tyler San Antonio Austin Marshall and Waco plus smaller towns. About 40 other towns report 25 to 150 volunteers available.
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Texas Head Start Projects Approved for Summer Training
Washington AP Nine more head start training projects for Texas children have been approved by the Office of Economic Opportunity. The list includes College Station A M Consolidated Schools with a 6587 dollar grant and Concho County Van Alstine School District with a 2225 dollar grant.
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