Penn State adopts CLEP to grant credit for self taught study
Penn State unveils a CLEP style program allowing returning veterans and self taught adults to earn college credits through general and subject tests. Scores above thresholds yield up to 60 credits with no grade impact, aiding degree completion. The program supplements existing proficiency testing and requires admission before credits apply.
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Pennsylvania State University
Penn State
T. Sherman Stanford
Stanford
Huang Succeed Mao and Huang’s Rise in Chinese Power
The army, led by Huang Yuang sheng, strengthens control as revolutionary committees govern provinces and purge civilian officials. Soviet pressure shifts forces north, boosting Huang while China’s border tensions shape regional power. In a separate note, Ben Heineman defends Northwest Railways and disputes claims of asset diversion, citing diversifications funded by railroad funds and a rising accident rate.
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Washington
Huang Yuang-sheng
China
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Mao
Lin
Huang
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Laos
Thailand
Burma
Bhutan
Nepal
Assam
Gas Gap Threatens Nation as Power Shortages Grow
National energy crisis looms as gas supplies wane in New York and across the Midwest. Utilities face brownouts, possible curtailments, and soaring demand for gas and electricity. Officials warn emergencies may persist into summer and beyond, with geothermal and nuclear options eyed for relief.
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New York
Consolidated @dison
Tennessee
Door to door sales caution and tax views in two editorials
In North Carolina Brevard's Transylvania Times urges readers to investigate door-to-door salesmen and companies before buying, noting some juggle honesty while warning against slick operators. In California Elsinore's Sun favors commission-based government servants, arguing taxpayers should pay for savings and retire others as tax bills rise.
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Brevard
N.C
Transylvania
Elsinore
Calif
Sun
State Of The Economy In 1960s If The Numbers Lie
An analysis contrasts growth figures with lived experience showing rising GDP and personal income against housing unaffordability, parking woes, and service gaps. It notes higher consumer credit, college access, and device proliferation while many institutions face distress and opportunities feel uneven. The piece questions whether statistics capture true well being.
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New York
Thorugh
Corry Civilian Defense volunteers and city events
More than 100 Corry men volunteer for Civilian Defense in the citywide program. The All-Stars extend their home winning streak to three by beating Union City. A Kiwanis Club luncheon and games event followed by bridge and golf activities are noted. Federal seeks temporary injunctions closing five bootlegging joints. Hearings set in Pittsburgh and Erie, with a final in September 15. Forest fire threats draw Spartanburg camp workers to the county area.
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All-Stars
Ain
Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Tenermmiae
Ge Kiwanis Club
Pittsburgh
Erie
Spartanburg
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