Uncle Sam Pays Vets For Vocational Training
The VA raises training support for Vietnam era veterans by 48 percent enabling on the job and school based vocational training. Eligible trainees may receive tuition and fees paid, plus monthly stipends of up to 170 dollars full time, with allowances for unemployment, subsistence, and travel where needed.
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Washington
INEAS
Uncle Sam
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
U.S. Department of Labor
Veterans Benefits On Job Training And Apprenticeships
Government aid outlines on the rules for on the job training and apprenticeship programs for veterans. It covers wage progressions, training duration limits, eligibility for VA allowances, and priority access to state employment services for those underemployed or unemployed seeking vocational training.
Benefits Guide for Veterans Published in 96 Pages
A new 96 page book titled State Benefits explains required benefits and procedures. Readers are asked to send name, address, and 31.25 to a New York mailbox to obtain the publication.
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Crowsey
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Six Missing Now Listed As Being Dead in Southeast Asia War
Washington filed that six Air Force officers once listed as missing are now declared dead. Included is Maj. Roscoe H. Fobair, husband of Virginia Fobair of Hampton Virginia. The change reduces the number of Americans unaccounted for in Southeast Asia to 1,826.
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Washington
Pentagon
Air Force
Roscoe H. Fobair
Virginia Fobair
Twin Lake Ct
Hampton Va
Sizzling leadership battles in major Protestant denominations
AP Religion writer George W Cornell reports new contenders and historic female candidacies emerging as four denominations the Episcopal Church Lutheran Church Missouri Synod United Church of Christ and Disciples of Christ begin leadership elections. Key figures include Rev Dr J A O Preus challenged by moderates in Missouri Synod and Rev Dr Eugene Carson Blake seeking the United Presbyterian top post in Omaha. Episcopal and Disciples of Christ races also unfold with possible female bishops and a new general minister chosen.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Episcopal Church
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
United Church of Christ and
the Christian Church (Disciples
Lutheran Hour
New Orleans
Preus
Richard Koenig
Amherst
Mass
Lutheran Forum
Eugene Carson Blake
World Council of Churches
United Presbyterian Church
Omaha
Neb
Episcopal Churches
The
Christian Church (Disciples
A. Dale Fiers
Thdianapolis
Cincinnati
Texas
Kenneth L. Teegarden
United Church
Rol V. Moss
Church
First licensed woman driver in U S history
Genevra Delphine Mudge is noted as the first known woman automobile driver in the United States, steering a Waverly electric car in New York City in 1898. The World Almanac then marks the first licensed female driver as Mrs John Howell Phillips of Chicago in 1899.
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U.S
Genevra Delphine Mudge
New York City
John Howell Phillips
Chicago
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
By Ray Cromley
John E. Hines
Christoph Keller
Little Rock
Ark
John Allin
Jackson
H.P
Cer OU
ICE
MOBIL
H.D
Philco
Universal Joints
Lim
NOME
Mechanic's Steel
Imperial Chest Freezer
Faneas Philco
WAG Mers TV
RES
Decker
SAW Blades
Riverside Shopping Center
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