SIU Trains 45 Peace Corps Workers for Nepal
Southern Illinois University will train 45 graduates for Peace Corps service in Nepal. The students from across the United States report March 23 and undergo eight weeks of training at Camp 2 near the main campus before a final three weeks at the East West Center in Hawaii.
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Nepal
Asia
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Little Grassy
University of Hawaii
PTA Drives One Million Books for Appalachia Children
The National PTA led by Mrs. Jennelle Moorhead collects books for Appalachian schools lacking shelves. Boxes packed with 50 plus books travel at 1.95 dollars per box via REA Express to Barbourville Kentucky. From there Appalachian Volunteers distribute them to isolated schools with trained librarians guiding selections.
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Jennelle Moorhead
Eugene
Ore
Office of Economic Opportunity
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Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railway
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Southern Illinois University to train Peace Corps volunteers in Nepal program
Announcement of SIU Peace Corps training for a Nepal program follows last year’s efforts in Niger Senegal Tunisia and Honduras. Gary Robinson and Dennis Grubbs will run the Nepal project under George Criminger with Mike Lanagan as camp director. Six Nepalese instructors will assist English teaching sessions during eight weeks at SIU.
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Robert Jacobs
International Services
Niger
Senegal
Tunisia
Honduras
Central America
SIU
Nepal
Gary Robinson
Dennis Grubbs
George Criminger
Mike Lanagan
Grubbs
English Language Services, Inc
State county liable for costs of inquest into inmate death
Attorney General William G. Clark advised Union County State's Attorney John Paul Davis that the county of residence, not the state, bears the costs of an inquest into the death of a state hospital inmate.
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William G. Clark
John Paul Davis
Union County
KMOX To Air Cardinals Baseball In 1965 Spring Debut
KMOX Radio announces 1965 Cardinal Baseball broadcasts starting March 13 in St Petersburg against the Mets with Harry Caray, Jack Buck and Jerry Gross on air. Coverage includes dugout interviews at 12 15 p m and game at 12 25 p m with weekend spring training games live and nightly highlights at 8 p m. The network spans 110 stations Midwest wide featuring the Cubs Reds and Mets contests through April.
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Four Advantages Of Taking Part In Feed Grain Program
Monroe County ASCS Chairman Quintin L. Andres outlined four distinct benefits for farmers joining the 1965 feed grain program. Diversion payments, price support on 1965 acreages, option to receive advance payment, and eligibility for price support loans and purchase agreements on 65 corn barley and grain sorghum. Sign-up runs from February 8 to March 26 with details at the ASCS county office.
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Monroe County
ASCS
Andres
St Clair Monroe Auxiliary Council Meet in Millstadt
The St Clair Monroe County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday March 15 at 8 00 p m in the Legion Home at Millstadt to celebrate the Legion birthday and honor past presidents and past commanders. Mrs Mabel McPheters will lead the program and Mrs Jay Pankey will preside over the business session.
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St. Clair-Monroe County
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