Social Planning Council Approves New UCS Setup
Linn County Social Planning Council approved the articles of incorporation constitution and by laws for United Community Service the merging of UGN and United Good Neighbors to form a new community service board. A three year evaluation will follow with interim measures lasting until Feb 28 1963 or directors take office after the new year.
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UGN
Council
United Boards
Community Service Organi- Board
United Community Nation
UCS
Linn County Council of Social Planning
United Good Neighbors Board of Trustees
United Community Service
Nevin Nichols
Oklahoma State riot sparks campus clash and arrests
About a thousand male OSU students rioted after coeds stirred action. four hours of police, including 80 officers, restored order. Thirty-two students were arrested, 17 detained, a coed was cut by a thrown bottle, two policemen injured, and a fireman hospitalized. Damages to dorms Stout and Murray ran into thousands.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma State University
Stout
Murray
Sheriff's Office
Willard
Coe College updates physics program to fill gaps
The LAFF A-DAY physics department notes advances in science have created gaps in college curriculums. It emphasizes that acquiring suitable equipment will enable Coe College to strengthen and modernize its physics offerings.
Coe Receives 8700 Grant for Nuclear Science Program
The Atomic Energy Commission awarded Coe College departments of physics chemistry and biology an 8700 grant to buy a gamma ray spectrometer and related facilities. Equipment will be purchased and installed this summer to include nuclear science in the curriculum next fall. Dr Joseph Kasper explains the need for such resources.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Coe College
Joseph E. McCabe
AEC
Coe
Joseph Kasper
Licenses of 24 Physicians In New York Taken
The New York state board of regents revoked the licenses of 24 physicians amid a medical licensing exam scandal. The action canceled licenses issued for the 1958 to 1960 exams after an investigation into grading irregularities and related indictments. Among those struck is Lucio Pepe of Brooklyn and Alexander Maurillo, son of regents member Dominick Maurillo.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State Board of Regents
Alexander Maurillo
Dominick Maurillo
Regents
New York City
Lucio Pepe
Brooklyn
General Sessions
State Education Commission
Regents Probe After Exam Grade Change
The Mauritios deny knowledge of any wrongdoing related to a younger Maurito's exam grade change from failing to passing. Regents oversee medical exams for license applicants from foreign schools. The board has not identified who altered the grade.
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Mauritios
Knoweldge
U S Steel Grants Coe University Thousand Dollar Aid
Coe college received a $1000 operating aid grant from the United States Steel Foundation announced by President Joseph E. McCabe. Alan G. Ingraham presented the gift, part of seven grants to Coe since 1955, with previous year’s $20000 capital improvements grant.
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Coe College
United States Steel Foundation
Coe
Joseph E. McCabe
McCabe
Alan G. Ingraham
U.S. Steel
Bettendorf
Steel Foundation
America
Risks Site for Report Card Risks Site for Report Card
Paul Kingdon a 14 year old non swimmer risked his life for a report card in the swift Susquehanna River. The card slipped from his grip as he walked home from school Wednesday and he waded in to retrieve it. The current pulled him under but he reached a pier exhausted yet safe. His mother Mrs Stanley Kingdon said the report card wasn't too bad.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Paul Kingdon
Susquehanna River
Paul
Stanley Kingdon
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