One Estimate Two Billion Needed for Colleges in 1965
A 1965 projection estimates colleges require two billion dollars for new dormitories and facilities. Enrollment stands at about five million with veterans returning. Congress created an 800 million loan program to aid schools but delivery and scope remain debated.
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Richard
Ogre Washington
Man
Ole Cotlee
Congress
Boy Scout Troop 326 Changes Meeting Date
Troop 326 announces a rescheduled meeting date after an earlier plan. The notice mentions troop leaders and a coordinator, with emphasis on adjusting the schedule for members and families.
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Mrs Dixon Yates Battle Tests Senate Power Contract
Washington reports the controversial power contract, with $209 million in value cited and plans to lend billions as of last Monday. The program targets housing for over 23,000 men and 13,000 women students, plus 260 returning students and families, across 20 colleges and universities. Senate scrutiny grows over the broader housing and revenue-building aims, including permanent homes for married students to replace temporary housing.
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Ee University
Baughman
Pament
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College
Cammentidan Unn
Baytown Sun Prints 1870 National Advertising Note
The Baytown Sun page from 1870 includes a national advertising note and misc items. It mentions advertising representatives and general information about the paper, reflecting the era's layout and typography.
Unclear History Company Names List
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple companies and brands such as Amer Agri, Dow Chemical, DuPont Chem, Kodak, Libby, and Celanese alongside scattered words. The readable material appears to be a broken directory or ad page with sporadic agency names and trademarks, not a coherent event.
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Amer Repub
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Beth Steel
Barber Oil
Ler Corp Serview Columbias
Dow Chem
DuPont Chem
Easiman Kodak
Libby McN
Jenett and Myers & Merrill
Mators
Donnelly Joins Oldest Baytown Law Firm Carter and Donnelly
R T Donnelly joins Carter and Donnelly at 26 South Arhbel Baytown the oldest law office in town now under a new name. He passed the Texas bar in 1954 after night study at South Texas Law and work at Humble refinery. He is married to Gloria Carter with two children Carol and David. Mrs Donnelly teaches in Channelview schools. Carter has practiced law in Liberty County and Goose Creek oilfield since 1916, with his son Verne now in Pasadena.
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Liberty County
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Pssedena
Income Tax Facts on Preparing Returns
Robert J. Webb explains taxpayers read instructions and fill forms without help. They work hard but risk errors. returns prepared with professional aid are not automatically accepted and will be examined like self prepared ones. A phone help line may guide questions due to funding limits.
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Hirpere
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Texas
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Internal Revenue
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Alaska Statehood Bill To Be Aired In Ten Days
Washington March 7 Chairman Howard W Smith and House Rules members say Alaska statehood legislation will be aired in ten days. The bill aims to grant Alaska self rule and a separate status. Details are unclear due to the garbled source text.
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Howard W Smith JD. Wali
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Fragmented Puzzle Clues Disrupt Daily Across Page
Nonsensical acrossword clues jumble names numbers and entries on the Daily Across page. Readable segments include scattered hints like a Saturday feature and various cryptic terms. The OCR yields mixed letters and stray phrases.
Youth Eats Paste and Paper Sandwiches in School
An eight year old boy and another learner in Chicago ate paper and paste sandwiches at school. A special school, run with help from the Chicano Board of Education and the federation, studied them and seven others. Dr Charles P Gershenson found emotional hunger driving the behavior and, after intervention, one boy showed renewed interest in reading and sharing with teachers. The program aims to spare children ridicule and improve behavior through loving guidance.
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Charles P. Gershenson
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Mary Laverence
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Irving School Board Head Denies Politics In Firing
Irving Texas March 4 Irving School Board President Charles Young denied firing Dr Beard for political reasons. Beard challenged dismissal with a state appeal while the district faces 11 terminations and a 200 strong teachers strike. The board cites repeated non cooperation on policy while hearings proceed. Local volunteers keep schools open and personnel fill gaps.
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Preston McGraw
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Allan Shivers
Dr. Beard
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