Senate Bill Aims Wide Reach for Student Aid and Grants
The proposal envisions grants to provide about $500 per student for roughly 140,000 needy undergraduates in the first year. It mixes insured private loans, work-study, and scholarships with a National Teachers Corps plan to place about 6,000 teachers in poverty areas. The bill also funds university libraries, small college grants, and graduate fellowships, totaling $872 million initially versus $650 million in the House. Johnson backs most increases and seeks $250 million.
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National Teachers Corps
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Senate
Johnson
Are Airline Stewardesses All Washed Up At Age 32
Washington AP report on a House labor subcommittee hearing examining age and forced retirement for airline stewardesses. Fifteen workers testified as veterans say airlines require resignations at 32 or 35 to rehire as clerks. Legislators question fairness, noting the aging workforce and the value of experience.
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Dn.y
Glen Boland
Sendnes Union
Scheuer
William D. Hathaway
Maine
James G. _ O'Hara
D-Mich
Ecommittee
Lee College Entrance Exams Next Week
The Lee College admissions test SCAT for entering freshmen and transfer students with under 24 credits will be given Tuesday and Wednesday in the college auditorium. Wallace Heaner, director of testing and counseling, said all materials are provided and there is no charge. Timings: Tuesday at 10 am and 6 30 pm. Wednesday also offered. Additional tests in math placement data processing and computer programming will follow the SCAT. A separate fire incident at 2707 Ammons Drive caused extensive damage, with no one at home at the time and cause undetermined.
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Heaner
Kennetty
Ammons
Artlas
Lintelman
North Vietnam Uses Gambling Metaphor In Push Toward Cities
William L. Ryan reports on North Vietnam's anniversary rhetoric and alleged strategy to broaden the war by stirring Buddhists and intellectuals in the South. Ho Chi Minh's 1945 proclamation is framed as a clever precursor, with Hanoi urging reliance on political, military, economic, and cultural tactics as Viet Cong appeal spreads from rural strength to urban centers.
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SAP
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South Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Yianoi
Ba Dinh
Viet Nam
Indochina
Hue
da Nang
U.S
Saigon
Hanoi
Mao Tze-tung
China
Lutcher Stark Dies at 77 Wealthy Texan and Art Collector
Lutcher Stark, heir to a 1870s lumber fortune and noted art collector, died at 77 in Galveston after a heart attack. Funeral planned for 5 p.m. at Claybar Funeral Home Orange with Rev. Ben Gillespie officiating. Stark, a longtime regent of the University of Texas, was famed for his art and rare book gifts and his family helped pioneer Orange.
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Tex
H. J. Lutcher Stark
Texas
Claybar
Ben Gillespie
First ‘Presbyterian
Stark
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
William H. Stark
Miriam M. Luther Stark
Land
Henry Sacob Lutcher
Francis Ann Lutcher
University of Texas
Longhorn
University
Suburban Hartford Area Plans $15 Million Mall
A $15 million shopping center described as New England’s largest will be built across 103 acres in Farmington West Hartford and Newington. A real estate group formed to develop the project and oversee construction.
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Hartford
Legal Notice on Estate of Rosa Lee Beauchamp Howell
Notice states 10 creditors with an August 2 1995 date for probate of the estate of Rosa Lee Beauchamp Howell deceased. Letters testamentary issued to Clyde Howell Orr at 200 Kansas Street Baytown Texas and filed by Gillette Romney Attorneys for the estate. Baytown Texas postal addresses appear in the filing.
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Auguste AL
Testa Estate
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Texas
Clyde Howell
ORR Zoo
Kensey Street
Teras
Bo 'Eenstragstond
Gillette & Romney
Channelview PTA Feeds Staff and Local News
Channelview School District staff enjoyed a barbecued lunch in the high school cafeteria served by PTA units from Junior, Senior, Viola Cobb and DeZavala. The annual event kept staff on campus since cafeterias were closed. Also, Jaycees promote bond issues and charity work. A wedding anniversary dinner honors Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Gillis with family guests and a Rome and Arabia themed table setting. Capt. and Mrs. H. S. Talley returned from a Grand Canyon trip and Arizona fishing.
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Crosby Principals Introduce Faculties For 1965 66
Crosby Independent School District began orientation at Crosby Junior High School Auditorium. Principals introduced faculties across Crosby High Junior High and Drew Elementary noting 88 total teachers with new hires at Crosby Elementary and Drew High. Superintendent Koonce urged teachers to teach work, study, democracy, and inspirational guidance.
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Crosby
Crosby Independent School District
Jerry Prochazka
Crosby High
Robert Cunningham
Crosby Junior High
B. S. Griffin
Drew High
G. E. Tanner
Drew
Charles Ecles
Crosby Elementary
Elsa S. Cole
Kathryn M. Ford
Virginial A. Guzman
Ari
Ida BI. Ashford
Alice’ M. Beasley
Emma L. Bluitt
Helen D. Bluitt
Valrie A. Chavis
Novella Coleman
Eulalia J. Griffin
Gregg. Eggerston
Andrew. J. Jackson
Elsa M. Johnson
Birdie V. Jones
Geneva D. Lynn
Helen K. Miller
Ida M. Mills
Willie M. Randall
Deloise Richardson
Barnadette Scott
Doris M
Galveston Senator Defies Majority in State Senate
Galveston Senator A R Schwartz charts a minority path in the Texas Senate, stressing outspoken debate and assertiveness. He recalls past election losses, notes he has helped pass 450 bills, and holds committee posts while balancing a rebel image with loyalty to his constituents.
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Texans and state legislators debate independence in voting
“I believe in expressing my views if I think they are right,” a Texas voice says, noting many share that view though they rarely vote that way. Schwartz adds that leaders often drive votes, urging legislators to show independence at least once. He argues all groups are minority at times and democracy depends on minority views being represented. Even political defeats can teach.
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Texas
Schwartz
Failre
Tax filing made harder by repeated government changes
Kansas City AP report profiles Richard and Henry Block, founders of H R Block, who say ongoing tax reform keeps returns complex and profitable. They note 11 million annual returns prepared across 1,000 offices, with costs $5 to $7.50 per return for most clients. They warn many taxpayers misjudge deductions and charitable contributions, complicating compliance.
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TV Stars Weigh Political Moves From Screen to Ballot
Sen George Murphy credits TV image for 1964 California gains as Reagan looms for governor. Steve Allen contemplates a bid for Congress while Bonanza star Dan Blocker weighs public office. Robert Vaughn shifts from U N C L E to politics, and public appeal may swing elections more than issues.
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New York Lifts Ban on Birth Control Device Sales
Albany AP report says New York lawmakers repeal the 193th century era prohibition on contraceptive sales to people over 16. The 1965 session allows device sales without physician prescription when used for cure or prevention of disease, ending the old restriction.
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Albany, N.Y
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