Foreign Student Center to Open At Stanford U
Stanford University will open an International Center this fall to support foreign students with tours interviews immigration and registration. Dean Carl B. Spaeth chairs the center with Mrs Ince G Richardson and Werner Warmbrunn as key staff. It will provide lounges a dining area reception desk and offices on the ground floor while housing for a faculty member and wife on the second floor remains in use. The center aims to aid about 300 to 380 foreign students from 39 nations and handle related social activities and travel arrangements.
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Ince G. Richardson
Werner Warmbrunn
Coating Kills Germs Promises Long-Lasting Antiseptic Layer
A Connecticut firm unveils a semipermanent germicidal coating for everyday items. The coating can be brushed dipped or sprayed onto telephone hand sets toilet seats flush levers tops of tin cans and similar objects to kill germs for extended periods.
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Connecticut
Castro Valley reads with 500 Take Part in Story Hours
In Castro Valley seven district libraries run summer story hours for children from 10 to 12 each Wednesday. Parent groups staff libraries including Parsons Marshall Vannoy Redwood Chabot Stanton Castro Valley. Mrs I M Perry inspires program with many volunteers. Each child may check out two books weekly, and the program runs until August 21 with hopes to expand to more schools next summer.
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Pete
Sally White
Castro Valley School
Joan Denning
Michael Denning
Karen Chedister
Jeanine Chedister
Kathy Chedister
Kathy Reynolds
Chuck Ruiz
Castro Valley
Jod Valley
Wednday
I. M.perry
San Miguel
Castro Valley Recreation Council
Parsons
Marshall, Vannoyy
Redwood
Chabot
Stanton Castro Valley
Marge Brown
Alexander
Ruth Denfarkes
Marikyn Blank
Frances Ramison
Norma Jones
Fat
Betty Dye
Paty
Harriet Witcherer
Jane Frank
Marjovia Brooking
Perry
Mortgage Barkers Association to hold automation clinic
The Mortgage Barkers Association of America will sponsor an electronic and tabulating equipment servicing clinic to explore the push-button era of automation. The event takes place at the Hotel Commodore in New York from September 23 to 26.
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Chicago
Mortgage Barkers Association of America
Commodore
New York
Debate grows over starting foreign language in grade schools
Washington debates the value of early language education as supporters push gradeschool Spanish and other tongues while critics warn of doubtful benefit and teacher shortages. Albuquerque reports limited capacity with three roving teachers. El Paso expands to over 10,000 students from first to sixth grade and aims for later grades, highlighting gaps between early learning and secondary study.
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Jhas
el Paso
Tex
Aself
Coast Guard Seeks Officers for Reserve Commissions
The 12th Coast Guard District invites qualified men ages 24 to 25 for commissions in the U S Coast Guard Reserve. Four year college graduates are sought for Officers Candidate School in October 1957. Four month graduates become Ensigns and begin three years active duty. Apply by September 15, 1967 at listed Coast Guard Recruiting Offices or write to the Director of Reserve.
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San Francisco
12Th Coast Guard District
U. S. Coast Guard Reserve
U.S. Coast Guard Officers Candidate School
Coast Guard
San Frantisco
Sacramento
Stockton
Fresno
San Jose
Salt Lake City
Sansome Sr
Opossum Found In Cabinet In Woodlawn Tennessee
Mystery arose in Woodlawn Tennessee when a man opened a cabinet to find an opossum calmly lying among canned goods. The odd discovery left residents curious about how the wild animal ended up inside the home.
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Woodlawns
Tenn
Harold Foster
Nive Opossum
Briton notes US poverty higher than Britain
Harold F. Lydall of Oxford reports at Michigan on December institute that a larger share of American families fall below the national income average than in Britain. He says Americans own more autos and consumer durables yet carry greater debt than Britons, reflecting contrasts in economic health.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Ispint
Oxford
Lecofomiets
Harold F. Lydall
Yestare
United States
Great Britain
Eer Lydall
Britain
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