Two Years of Free College Urged for All in Nation
Washington AP report on the Educational Policies Commission urging two years of free postsecondary education for all high school graduates. The plan emphasizes nonvocational study, universal access, public subsidies, and extending college opportunities through radio, TV, and extension programs. It envisions public institutions and transport or living subsidies, with selective systems preserved for professional and technological tracks.
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Washington
Educational Policies Commission
EPC
National Education Association
American Oration of School Adminslors
NEA
California
Bates
Arthur FL Corey
New York Transit Strike Averted In 1965 Agreement
New York City officials and unions reach a two year contract averting a bus and subway strike. The deal, backed by Gov. Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner, keeps fare at 15 cents for a year and adds pay raises for 35,000 workers plus fringe benefits. City funding to cover an estimated 38.6 to 42 million dollar cost.
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New York
Michael J. Quill
Afl-Cio Transport, Workers Union
Transit Authority
Merar
Robert F. Wagner
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Quill
David J. Cole
Mayors Transit Labor Board
Tufts Students Rescued From Peak on Mount Adams
Two Tufts College students Owen Ferrini and Charles Button were carried down Mt Adams on a stretcher after suffering frostbite. They reached the summit with a third climber amid 30 below zero temps and 100 mph winds. the third climber went for help.
Berkshire Eagle Subscription Rates By Carrier And Mail
Rates listed for Berkshire Eagle subscriptions by carrier and mail with prices for one month to one year, plus instructions on changing address and mailing details including postal zones and post office requirements.
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Berkshire Eagle
Natty Jocal
Berks Pee Sage
Heavy Snow Hits South 10-16 Inches in Dixie
The Associated Press reports a winter storm paralyzed parts of the Deep South with up to 16 inches of snow. Georgia and Alabama faced outages as power lines fell, schools closed, and emergency kitchens fed hundreds. Huntsville logged major snowfall, New Orleans saw three inches in the Sugar Bowl area, and Nashville recorded an inch before a warming trend froze into slush overnight.
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South
Bama
Associated Press
Ne Deo South
Huntsville
Ala
Dixie
Birmingham
Sugar Bowl
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Nashville
Tenn
Law- Frenceburg
Columbia
Medicare Compromise Proposed by Six GOP Senators
Six Republican senators prompted a public private plan for aged health benefits aiming to end congressional stalemate. The Javits group backed measure would fund hospitalization skilled nursing and home care for all over 63 via Social Security, with private pooling for supplementary care.
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Washington
UPL
Congress
Jacob Javits
R-Nly
Davils
Clifford P. Case
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Thomas H. tKuchel
R-Calif
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Ways & Means
American Medical Association
General Treasury
Yankee Electric Sets New Record In Power Output
Yankee Atomic Electric Co announced a new production high of 185000 kilowatts early yesterday. The plant was licensed for 125000 kilowatts and produced 150000 at start and 170000 in 1962 before this latest increase.
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Yankee Electric
Rockefeller Pace Leads To Purchase Of New Airplane
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller has bought a Fairchild 27 uho-prop airplane to match his growing political hours. The aircraft, purchased about two weeks ago with brothers Laurance and David, seats 22 and has a 2000 mile range and top speed near 300 mph as he seeks the Republican presidential nomination.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Laurance
David
Rockefeller
Carryover Aid Funds Fill Gap
Washington reports that 4 billion in foreign aid appropriations will fund about 2.6 billion for actual assistance. AID says fiscal 1964 funds total 3,609,876,000 derived from 448.3 million carryovers and 921.5 million reimbursements. The program trails 486.2 million behind 1963 commitments and Rep Passman signals further cuts next year.
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Washington
API
Congress Ior
Agency For Internationall Development
Orta FE. Passman
House
Health insurance pools proposed for lower costs
Health insurance firms could pool risks to provide care at minimal cost. The plan would involve state and private organizations in administering the program, expanding collaboration to reduce expenses and improve access.
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Sammy Vincent
Tufts
Pisneta
Massachusetts
Yetsi
Coats & Suits
Yezzi
Allendale Shopping Center
David Waters
State Department
Waters
Kennedy
Gulf of Mexico
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Tennessee
Virginia
Civil Defense Headquarte
Middle
Warner Robins
Middle Georgia
Anal Beach
Georgia Coast
Javits Group
The
National Commission On Health Care For
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Harry
Grant
Time Payments
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