Regional Plan Saves Money for Students in New England
The Regional Cooperation Program reduces in state tuition by letting students enroll at other New England universities. Dr H Austin Peck cites savings over 140000 dollars to date as 332 regional students study out of state this year, with Maine hosting 21 nonresidents. Directors of admissions at six state universities provide full program details.
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Maine
School of Pharmacy
University of Connecticut
Connecticut
New England
University of
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Brother Patrick J Menard elected First Assistant to Superior General
Alfred diocese announces Brother Patrick J Menard F SC former Provincial of the American Province of the Brothers of Christian Instruction has been elected first assistant to the Superior General He was born in Montreal and joined the order in 1928 He taught in Plattsburg Fall River and Alfred and became Provincial in 1955 He earned an MA from St Michael's College did graduate work at Boston College and holds a doctorate in education from Montreal University
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Brothers of Christian Instruction
Alfred
Patrick J. Menard
the Brothers
Montreal
Canada
U. S
Plattsburg
N. Y
Fall River
Mass
Patrick
St. Michael's College
Winooski Park
Boston College
Montreal University
Tenderfoot Test Instruction For Scout Troop 303
Tenderfoot instruction for Boy Scout Troop 303 held at United Church of Christ Biddeford vestry. Scoutmaster James Hussey led knot tying training with Donald Pierce and Patrick Pierce assisting. Guy Cyr spoke on patrol formations and leader selection. Next meeting April 8 in the church vestry.
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United Church of Christ (Congregational
Biddeford
James Hussey
Hussey
Donald Pierce
Patrick Pierce
Guy Cyr
Nigeria's crude exports rise in 1964 figures
Nigeria exported 3,695,432 tons of crude oil last year per the Ministry of Mines and Power. December output reached 2,568,484 barrels with 2,567,437 barrels exported. Shell-BP pegs 1964 production at about 4.25 million tons and forecasts six million tons in 1965.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Ministry of Mines and Power
Shell-Bp
New England Vignettes Mixes Hippos to Hay and Auto Queens
In Cincinnati exchanges with a Birmingham zoo yield two hippos for a Mendon Mass farm. A Vermont freshman runs for governor after hay for deer misfires with the Fish and Game Dept. Yarmouth automates coaching funding into a batting machine. URI coed Sally Willard wins Miss URI Automotive Queen for car mechanic skill. Gene Strider wins his name from a Burlington misprint, keeping the nickname Strider.
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Boston
Dan Southwick
Mendon
Mass
Birmingham
Ala
Cincinnati
Southwick
Vermont
Roger MacBride
Halifax
New York
MacBride
Susan
University of Rhode Island
Sally Hart Willard
Durham
N. H
URI
Bears set long road trip mark for 8500 miles total
The Denver Bears plan a 8500 mile journey from spring training in Hallandale Florida to their home opener in Denver. They will fly 2400 miles to San Diego for the Pacific Coast League opener, 2625 miles to Honolulu for the next series, then 3475 miles back to Denver for the home game.
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Denver
Denver Bears
Hallandale
Fla
San Diego
Honolulu
Islands
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