British Students Trend to U S Higher Education
British students headed to the United States for college rose 35 percent over three years, totaling 1432 in 1962 63 with 1105 men. U S students in Britain declined to 1560 from 1701 in 1961 62, as inquiries to study in the U S doubled to over 10 000 annually.
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Youthful Smokers Get Aid
In Morristown New Jersey clinics for youths aged 12 to 14 to stop smoking will be held in a local junior high school. Pediatrician Dr Seymour Kuvin organized a study of 500 students showing 8 percent of 12 year olds 12 percent of 13 year olds and 24 percent of 14 year olds smoke. Clinics use education confession and pact with weekly school hour sessions to keep participation confidential.
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Two New Englanders Named to Health Professions Council
Washington AP reports two New England men named to the National Advisory Council on Education for Health Professions. Lester E. Richwagen, administrator at Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington Vermont, and Dr Heber W Youngken Jr, dean of the College of Pharmacy at the University of Rhode Island, join the panel reviewing administration of a health grants program worth 2057 million.
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Burlington
Heber W. Youngken Jr
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University of Rhode Island
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