College costs treble predicted in next decade
An analysis by Harvard's Dr. Seymour Harris warns that higher education expenses could rise from today's 3 billion to about 11 billion, driven by public and private costs and student earnings. He advocates family savings and insurance for future college funding.
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Louis Nye Brightens Steve Allen Hour In Hollywood
Hollywood Highlights profiles Louis Nye, a comedian on the Steve Allen hour, noting his serious humor analysis and Army background shaping his craft. Nye explains his flexible contract with Allen and his hope to continue on the show or move to Hollywood when it relocates next year.
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Mrs. L. Wolford 75 Dies in Corry Area
Mrs. Lona D. L. Wolford of East Main Street died at Opperwal Convalescent Home at 3 25 am. She was 75 and born April 29 1883 near Bear Lake. Survived by one nephew Lemuel Arters and several nieces and relatives. Funeral Friday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. George Myers officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Rose couple to face delayed trial on attempted murder charge
Mokvirane charge against Mr and Mrs William Rose of Dunkirk may not reach trial until November due to defense motions for a bill of particulars and a change of venue. Defense seeks timely info from District Attorney O Connor, with possible venue change and judge disqualification motions previously denied. The couple was arrested last May after neighbors found their 4 year old son Jimmie gagged and trussed in their trailer. Ex justice W W Hay of Kansas dies at 88 of a heart attack. served as chief justice 1945 to 1950.
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Area Crashes Kill One Injure Seven
Seven people were injured and one killed in area crashes over the weekend. Fred J. Smalley, 21, of Cooperstown, Venango County, died after his car hit a pole near Franklin on Route 427. Lester Mitchell, 20, of Franklin, was injured. In Erie, a three car crash at 5:30 P.M. sent six to nearby hospitals with multiple injuries. Authorities are investigating fault among the drivers.
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Small loan patterns reveal cautious finance tone nationwide
A nation wide survey of finance companies in 16 cities shows regional variation in consumer outlook as the National Consumer Finance Association opens in Miami Beach. The East is less optimistic about recovery while the Midwest and Far West show confidence and willingness to borrow. overall money to lend is tightening and rates may rise toward late 1950s levels.
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Regional loan activity shows cautious improvement in cash collections
Across the Midwest and West, loan volume rises and collections improve while customers worry about inflation. Chicago notes credit worthiness steady, Des Moines and Denver report rising demand with better down payments. Los Angeles and Bellevue see improved employment and spending with demand for autos and other items.
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Lake Erie Pirates Nabbed After Lake Chase
Two Jamestown boys aged 12 and 14 staged a boat firing spree along the New York shoreline. They broke into four Jamestown businesses to steal a shotgun and two rifles, then hijacked a cabin cruiser and fired at unoccupied boats, causing over 2000 dollars in damage before arrest by Ellery police.
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Peace plan for Czechoslovakia nears signing
Germany France and Italy agreed tonight on the essentials of a plan for peaceful partition of Czechoslovakia with technical details to be discussed ahead of a 10 p m signing. Meanwhile local and regional news covered a workplace accident, school patrols, evening classes, a garbage dispute, an athlete's injury, a hotel plunge incident, and a note on Red Hook Mohawks living in Brooklyn.
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