Bold but Low Cost Student Loan Program Announced
Gov Dan Moore unveils a new low interest loan plan for undergraduates up to 5000 and graduates up to 7500. The State Education Assistance Authority will guarantee loans, with College Foundations Inc lending the funds and the government covering interest during college. The plan includes nine month grace after graduation and three years deferment for military service or graduate study. Seven directors named to the Assistance Authority board, including Victor E Bell and Watts Hill Jr. The program aims to leverage federal funds and NC bank backing to provide about half a million dollars in state funds and insure five million in student loans.
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Raleigh
Dan Moore
State Education Assistance Authority
North Carolina
Latte Board of Higher Education
Moore
State Assistance Authority
College Foundations,Inc
The
Assistance Authority
Victor E. Bell
College Foundation Inc
Roger Gant Jr
Glen Raven
Carrie Carper
Greenshoro
North Carolina A&t College
Watts Hill Jr
Durham Insurance Company
State Board of Higher Education
Russell Kirby
Wilson
Arthur Wenger
Atlantic Christian College
North Carolina ‘Association of
Three Greensboro Firms Cited For Labor Charges
Washington AP report says three Greensboro North Carolina firms Otteinger Lumber Co Inc the Leon Corp and Elm Trucking Co Inc were cited by NLRB examiner Laurence A Knapp for unfair labor practices alleged to discourage union membership in the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America AFL CIO.
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Washington
Greensboro
N.C
National Labor Rleations Board
Laurence A. Knapple
NLRB
Otteinger Lumber Co., Inc
Leon Corp
Elm Trucking Co., Inc
Knapp
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
AFL
Convict Repeats Mulvey Deal Story in Court
MIAMI Fla A Texas convict Virgil Halford 29 reiterates that Billy Mulvey agreed to testify in exchange for dismissal of an habitual indictment in a murder case involving Candace Messler and Melvin Powers. Detectives sought to portray Mulvey as unreliable while presenting background on other witnesses and alleged narcotics activity.
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Mian
Fla
Texas
Buddy
Candace Messler
Melvin Lane Powers
Virgil Nelson Halford
Billy Frank Mulvey
Mulvey
Powers
Houston
Candace
Sue Cao
David Sarnoff at 75 A look at a legend in radio
David Sarnoff, turning 75, reflects on his rise from immigrant shop boy to head of RCA. He envisions a future with wall-mounted all purpose TVs, satellite broadcasts, and universal computer networks. He cautions that social progress lags science and calls for wisdom and gradual change.
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David Sarnoff
RCA
Sarnoff
Tom Henshaw
New York
2Noff
Minsk
Radio Corp. of America
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co
America
Marconi Company
Peereat
Soviet Union
China
Russia
False Blastoff Delayed Apollo Launch by Weather
False blastoff signal halted a weather satellite launch and unfavorable forecast delayed the unmanned Apollo moonship launch to at least Saturday. NASA said no Friday attempt due to heavy clouds and rain with a weather meeting set for 4:30 p.m. Friday to decide on Saturday. The Saturn 7B rocket remains ready for the 5,300 mile ballistic flight toward a manned lunar landing plan. Nuclear submarine Kameha meha launched a Polaris A3 missile in unrelated test firings.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Kamehameha
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
The
Space Agency
Delta
US Plans To Buy British Made Military Gear
The United States will spend up to 300 million dollars on British built military equipment if prices compare favorably with American bids. The deal, aimed partly at offsetting dollar payments for Britain’s new swing wing FL fighters, requires full competition with US producers. Secretary McNamara waived a rule requiring abroad purchases to be 50 percent cheaper than US bids. Items may include cargo ships, replacement parts, and electronic materials.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Defense Department
United Kingdom
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
U.S. Defense Department
Father of 36 Dies at 106 in Niagara Falls
Osborne W. Joseph a Tuscarora Indian died at Memorial Hospital at 106 after a three week stay. He married his fourth wife Katherine at 60 in 1920 and had 13 children with her, eight living. oldest son a physician resides in California. Mrs Joseph a Mohawk survives. In London Lt Col Clayson Thomas retires after 40 years leading the Salvation Army investigation department. Brig Albert Slight succeeds him.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Osborne W. Joseph
Memorial Hospital
Joseph
Katherine
Hatcher
Ont
California
London
Clayson Thomas
Salvation Army
International Investigation Department
Brig
Albert Slight
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Nist
Stewart Thompson
Lewis Blank
Baqeoland Gererat Agency
North Main
Keen Sts
Norman A. Tavis
Optometrist
Kingoff’s Cor, Main & Union
Chrysler
Ate Chiryslér Motors Corporation
Toni
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motors Corporation
R. L. Hall Motors
Newton St
Danville, Va
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