Out Of State Educational Fund Supports Negro Students
Alabama funds continue payments for Negro residents to pursue graduate professional and technical degrees at white universities not offered by in-state Black colleges. About 74 students receive aid in fields from law to medicine with 68,395 dollars allocated for the year. Most enroll at Howard Xavier Meharry and other institutions across the nation, including transportation and cost differentials.
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James Chisum
Birmingham
Associated Press
Ala
Alabama
State Department of Education
Dentistry
Xavier University
New Orleans
Meharry Medical College
Nashville
Tenn
University of Alabama
Auburn University
Alabama State College
Alabama A&m
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical College
University of Auburn
New York
Nuclear warheads in Europe under US control
Canadian and West German military officials said U S nuclear bombs on allied aircraft are inert until armed by U S custody teams and the U S nuclear officer. Warheads stored at Zwibruecken and Baden Soellingen bases in West Germany remain under American control with authorization from the President, as NATO defense ministers note rising numbers.
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Ottawa
U. S
Atlantic Alliance
West Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
North Atlantic
Treaty _ Organization
United States
Zwibruecken
Baden-Soellingen
Defense Department
NATO
Europe
U.S
Obert S. McNamara
Paris
Surplus Food Policy Shifts Prompted by Reserves Drop
Spencer Davis reports from Washington that the United States has tightened its policy on surplus food disposal. The move follows shrinking wheat and edible reserves and a growing pile of unutilized foreign currency.
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Spencer Davis Washington
United States
United States designates currency excess nations in new policy
U.S. Treasury announced a policy affecting India Pakistan United Arab Republic and about seven other currency excess countries including Ceylon Burma Guinea Israel Poland Tunisia and Yugoslavia. The policy shifts to accepting payments mainly in dollars and may impact a $55 million feed sale to the United Arab Republic approved by President Johnson with Cairo talks set within two weeks.
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U.S
India
Pakistan
United Arab Republic
US. Treasury
United States
Ceylon
Burma
Guinea
Israel
Poland
Tunisia
Yugoslavia
State Department
Johnson
Cairo
Huntsville Rapist Sentenced 40 Years
John Willie Stone, 24, a Black man from Huntsville, was given a 40 year sentence for raping a white woman on October 22, 1964. He was convicted by a white Circuit Court jury after the victim identified him. He faces further rape charges against two other Huntsville housewives. defense motions to bar the case based on jury racial composition were denied.
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Huntsville
Ala
John Willie Stone
Stone
Orrell Billingsley Jr
Peter Hall
Madison County
Dave Archer
Shoplifting Declared Fastest-Growing U S Larceny Form
FBI reports shoplifting as the nation’s fastest-growing larceny with a 93 percent rise over five years. Police counted 184473 cases last year with stolen goods near five million dollars. Experts describe professional and amateur offenders with motives ranging from financial need to thrill seeking.
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Joseph E. Mohbat
Washington
FBI
Alabama Girl Wins 4-H Scholarship
Gayle Stubbs of Morris Alabama won a $500 Henry Ford II scholarship from Ford Motor Company fund in the national 4-H achievement program during the 44th national 4-H Congress. The 18 year old graduate of Mortimer Jordan High School Jefferson County studies medicine at the University of Alabama. Her 4-H projects have saved her parents more than $5600.
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Chicago
Gayle Stubbs
Morris
Ala
Alabama
Ford Motor Company
Cooperation Extension Service
Gayle
Mortimer Jordan High School
Jefferson County
University of Alabama
J. P. Stubbs
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U.S.P
Bobbi
Rideon
Remco
Ohio Art
Flovor Borden’s
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General Electric
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Sylvania
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