Lee College to Begin Spring Adult Education Tests
Placement tests for additional adult education classes at Lee College will be held at 6 30 p m on Monday. The fall program has 30 students in two courses teaching reading and mathematics. Dean Walter Rundell says interest may justify more classes for adults with less than a high school education. Tests determine education level for proper class placement and will be in the college auditorium for about three and a half hours. Contact Wallace Heaner for more information.
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It's A Relief That Santa Just Comes Once A Year
A Los Angeles AP report sketches a middle aged man who treats Santa’s gifts with mixed fear and hope. He finds coal and socks beneath the tree while wondering if this year’s haul will please him or disappoint. State Sen. Randolph Collier proposes a 10 cent bottle deposit to curb littering and a $500 fine for violations.
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South Bend Recovers From Studebaker Blow
In South Bend Indiana the Studebaker plant’s 1930s closure shocked workers and the city. One year after the layoffs six thousand plus employees faced unemployment while many families faced uncertain futures and home losses as the automobile maker halted car production.
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Year of Economic Gains Endures in 1964 US Outlook
AP Business News surveys 1964 as a year of rising stock prices, inflationary pressures, and strong profits. Trade, taxes, and labor strife shaped markets while Johnson pressed pro business policies. U.S. deficits fluctuated, and Britain faced pound turmoil amid global shifts.
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Third Crystal City Councilman Ousted for Nonpayment
In Crystal City Texas the third member elected in 1967 to the all Latin American City Council was removed Tuesday night. Antonio Cardenas was ousted for nonpayment of utilities and 1963 taxes. Two others Reynaldo Mendez and Mario Hernandez had earlier been voted off for nonpayment. Mayor Juen Cornejo moved for removal, with City Manager George Ozuna surprised. Cardenas, Mendoza and Binches were named as replacements.
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