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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1966
Page
3
A 1968 piece notes that college graduates earn more over a lifetime, with $3,408 more than non graduates and about $150 extra per graduate, illustrating the value of higher education.
Sylvia Porter analyzes the 1936 readjustment act now GI bill and its $327 million first year educational aid to veterans dis charged or to be discharged this year. It projects a $5 billion five year cost and argues education boosts income and social welfare. The piece notes broader benefits and cites Truman era views on education as investment.
President Johnson awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously to Milton Olive III a 16 year old Chicago soldier who died in Vietnam after grabbing a grenade to save four comrades The ceremony at the White House honored his heroism and cited the nation must not abandon honor in its fight for freedom.
Washington AP Rep Ford says air force contracts with scientists to study flying objects. He cites GI bill veterans education as a large return on public dollars and highlights higher earnings and tax contributions from veterans educated under past programs. About 530,000 to receive education under the 1966 GTI bill.
The 230S uses a 1959 body style and the 2308 sedan features a highly advanced arc welded shell with extensive undercoating and multi layer paint. Its 6 cylinder engine is tightly toleranced and designed to last, with independent rear suspension and four wheel independent sprung suspension for smooth trips. Safety is built into the design with crash absorbing front and rear sections, front disc brakes, dual circuit braking, and padded interiors. Mercedes-Benz emphasizes durability and long term service, inviting demonstrations.
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