How to wow the college dean for admission
Hal Boyle advises graduating high school students to stand out in admissions interviews. Present a bold persona with unconventional attire and eccentric props to impress the dean, then answer why the chosen college suits your free spirit. If the dean grants a scholarship, you’re in. if not, consider barber college.
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New York
Admissions
Yowre
North Carolina
Wright Brothers
Barber College
California youths push for constitutional convention overhaul
In Sacramento AP reports that 357 YMCA Model Legislature youths urged a constitutional convention to slim the 72 000 page constitution. They also passed a mandatory 500 fine and 10 day jail for providing liquor to minors, and elected Linda Farley Downey as the first girl governor. A 30 20 reapportionment plan was defeated 73 32 in the Assembly while northern backers seek a ballot. A licensing bill for drug addicts and access to drugs aimed to curb illegal traffic.
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Downey
Ing
Miss Farley
State Senate
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Deputy Kills Fleeing Man in Merced County
In Merced, Deputy Vizcarra shot and killed Herbert Wayne Garrison, 2, an escapee from Madera County, who was unarmed at his La Grande home. Garrison knocked Vizcarra to a bed as he fled, the bullet struck the fugitive in the spine, and the officer said he fired after warnings. Ralph Rodrigues, 15, and Garrison were reportedly being held as parole violators following a burglary incident.
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Sal. Vizcarra
Herbert i Wayne Garrison
Madera
Vizcarra
Woody Gore
Garrison
la Grande
Vizentta
Vizcarta
Ralph Rodrigues
Rodrigues
Pianada
Wisconsin Primary Decisions Shape Kennedy Humphrey Race
The fate of senators Kennedy and Humphrey hinges on two Wisconsin choices. Nixon may enter the April primary to unify GOP support, while Morse weighs entering to rally pro progressive Republicans or back Humphrey. Morse also plans Maryland and California moves as he reassesses in a crowded Democratic field.
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Fisherman Hurt Off Golden Gate
San Francisco fisherman Carl Norgaard, 46, was knocked from a boat by a large wave at the Golden Gate north entrance. He suffered a broken pelvis, was rescued by a companion, and flown by Coast Guard helicopter to a hospital where his condition was listed as serious.
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Coast Guard
China Consul Drops Plan To Buy a House
Nationalist China’s consul-general Sun in San Francisco says he is canceling plans to buy a $30,000 San Maloo home after an anonymous caller claimed to be a neighbor committee and warned him away. Sun had deposited on the Barnes couple’s house and said the call left him feeling unwelcome.
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Laltick P. C. Sun
China
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Simday
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CHP Moves to Enforce Smog Rules in California
California Highway Patrol officers began citing smoky trucks and buses as part of a new drive to curb emissions. State law bans exhaust emissions over 40 percent of a vehicle's capacity. CHP Commissioner Bradford Crittenden said violators would be cited starting today after a 61 day notice period. A Ringleman Chart was issued to rate smoke density and guide enforcement.
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Sacramento
California
Bradford Crittenden
Ringleman
Crittenden
Sheriff Office Studies Skeleton In hillside find
Placerville AP report says investigators study the skull and bones of an elderly man found on a hillside north of hera. They estimate the skeleton lay in the brush for a year and note no missing person report in the area.
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Placerville
Stevilfe
Hera
Liberals and Brown Score At California Democrats Con vention
Gov Brown and liberal elements topped a three day California Democratic council convention with endorsements for his water and farm policies while debate focused on a $19.5 billion Oroville to San Diego water project state bond. Delegates backed a world disarmament stance while Kennedy and Humphrey appeared as declared presidential candidates and California plans to pledge 31 national convention votes to Brown. Opposition from labor and some lawmakers centered on terms of the bond and special session needs for revision with calls for farm land protections and public power preferences.
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Miss Great Britain judges threaten line up change
Shapely contestants in the local Miss Great Britain judging threaten not to appear unless younger judges are chosen. One judge is over 60, prompting calls for a refresh of the panel.
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Leamington
England
UPI
Tulsa Fire Truck Students Drive 900 Miles
Two University of Tulsa students, Bob Lorenz and Dick Poucel, drove a 1928 Seagraves fire truck from Columbus, Ohio to Tulsa, covering about 900 miles in 73 hours. They arrived on campus Sunday night, saying they were tired. The Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity planned to display the truck at athletic events.
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Okla
University of Tulsa
Bob Lorenz
Olney
Til
Dick Poucel
Babylon
Seagraves
Columbus
Ohio
Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Troubles for young New York heiress eloper faces theft charge
17 year old Roberta Ore Brady of Southhampton New York faces a hearing on stealing 3400 dollars from her mother to fund her honeymoon with Albert Exbvard Brady 26 an eight dollar a week clerk. FBI found Roberta in Miami while Brady has prior marriages and an auto theft charge in Houston.
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Fla
New York
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Roberta Ore Brady
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S.4
Albert Exbvard Brady
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Tex
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Brady
Fanher
Anna Jewell Euresti
FBI
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Mississippi
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Ronai
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France weighs hydrogen bomb after Sahara test
Paris AP reports France studies a hydrogen bomb as it expands its atomic program after Saturday Sahara Desert blast. Defense Minister Messier says progress is made but goal not yet reached. Nike missile bases near Kansas City and Fort Leavenworth are cited in debate over delivery systems. Jacques Soustelle urges readiness for a French bomb if feasible.
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