State's Junior College System Faces Financial Crisis
Alabama's 15 campus junior college network seeks at least $2.3 million more annually if a special legislative session occurs this year. Dr. Leroy Brown of Jefferson State and A D Naylor of Gadsden State argue enrollments have surged from 12 000 to 15 174 this year and could reach about 17 000 in 1969 while appropriations stay at about 6.7 million.
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Angel Little
Daily Capitol
Montgomery
Alabama
Leroy Brown
Jefferson State Jr. College
Birmingham
Alabama Jr. College
Brown
Calhoun Junior College Faces Funding Shortfall
John C. Calhoun Junior College faces payroll pressures and a lack of funds for equipment as Alabama's junior college system braces for accreditation demands. President Dr. Carlton Kelley notes enrollments at Alabama’s 15 junior colleges exceed 15 000, boosting the need for state support.
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Winford Turner
Daily State
John C. Calhoun Junior College
Alabama
Carlton Kelley
Reagan Enters Oregon Race, Republican Leaders Report
Reagan plans entry in the Oregon race as Republican leaders in Portland indicate his campaign move. The report notes party organizers and key supporters weighing the timing and strategy for a potential statewide challenge.
Reagan likely to press Oregon primary bid in May
Exclusive reports say Governor Reagan will campaign personally in Oregon for two to three weeks before the May 28 primary. Business leaders are being approached for funding as local TV time is reserved for a final push. Nixon, Rockefeller supporters worry a Reagan entry could split conservative opposition and alter the field.
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Apollo Fire A Year Ago A turning point for Moon project morale
A year after the Apollo fire that killed three astronauts, NASA officials and contractors say momentum is returning. Leaders like Dale Myers and John Atkins describe a shift from doubt to cautious confidence as Saturn V tests and new safety measures bolster plans to reach the Moon by late next year.
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New York Times
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Fila
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Space Agency
Washington
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Missing Airman Cote Found After Vietnam Service
Military records show Arthur Joseph Cote was released from active duty and moved to the U S Air Force Reserve in January 1967. Last known address listed was P O Box 681 Manchester New Hampshire.
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Johnson sends new-style budget to Congress
President Johnson proposes a 186.1 billion dollar budget to Congress. He urges adoption of a 10 percent tax surcharge to curb the deficit, a plan already criticized by some lawmakers. The budget reflects earlier outlines from his State of the Union address and testimony before the Ways and Means Committee.
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Associated Press
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US rushes 3500 air cavalry to back Marines near Khe Sanh
News from Saigon reports 3500 more air cavalry units moved north to reinforce Marines facing a renewed North Vietnamese offensive at Khe Sanh. Despite Tet truce, fighting continues nationwide with mortar attacks and B 52 bombing nearby as Communist forces estimated at 4000 press the base.
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Associated Press
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Mansfield Says He Might Admit Pueblo Seizure In Territorial Waters
Senator Mike Mansfield indicated he would admit the Pueblo was seized in North Korean waters if it secured the crew's release, warning against rash action that could prolong the crisis and draw the U.S. into broader conflict with China and the Soviet Union. He stressed avoiding military force and prioritizing the 83 crewmen. He spoke in Washington and urged extraordinary measures to free the ship and crew.
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Associated Press
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Security Council enters weekend talks on Pueblo seizure
The United Nations Security Council shifted to intensive private discussions over the USS Pueblo seizure. An Ethiopian proposal urged inviting North Korea to present its side of the story, as reporters await further developments.
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Associated Press
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Three Pilots To Be Freed
A Hanoi broadcast said three captive American pilots who have shown a repentant attitude would be freed by North Vietnam. If confirmed, they would be the first of about 500 U.S. airmen believed held by the communists to be released.
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Highest Cash Price Paid For Your Silver Certificates At Aycock
Local buyer Aycock advertises top cash prices for silver certificates. Immediate payment offered for silver certificates and related currency, with prominent emphasis on high cash quotes and quick transactions.
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