New Undergrad Classifications At UAB Huntsville Unit
University of Alabama in Huntsville announces two new classifications for fall admissions. New students in good standing at prior institutions may apply as non matriculated non degree seeking. Students can also enroll as auditors in undergraduate programs per admissions director Michael LaBouve.
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University of Alabama In
Huntsville
Michael LaBouve
LaBouve
House Faces Changes In Legislation
In Montgomery the Alabama House returned to find two Senate altered measures. The medical school proposal shifted from encouragement of USA Mobile to a five member commission study on need for a second medical school. The law school purchase proposal became a study by Alabama and American Bar Associations and the Association of American Law Schools. A legislative study committee would be appointed to survey need and location, with results due in one year. A filibuster over the law school bill delayed action as negotiators sought a compromise.
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Senate
Troy State College
University of South Alabama
Mobile
House
Jones Law School
Montgomery
Alabama and American Bar’ Associations
Association of American Law Schools
John Tyson
Roscoe Roberts
Madison County
James’ Allen
Tyson
Roberts
Bill Sr
University Accepts Non Matriculated Students for Credit
New unit enrollment of adults may be accepted through next Tuesday. Non matriculated students can apply for regular admission later and all credits earned in this classification will count toward their degree. Auditors receive credit for courses taken.
Alabama to Bar State Tuition Grants to Segregated Schools
A three judge federal court will hear Sept 30 a Justice Department bid for an injunction forbidding Alabama to pay tuition grants to private school students unless the grants go to nonsegregated schools. Assistant Attorney General John Doar filed a supplemental complaint seeking the injunction in the 1963 case.
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Montgomery
Ala
Justice Department
Alabama
U.S. Asst. Atty
John Doar
School choice grant law expands options for private schooling
The state operates under a 1965 law altered to allow a grant of up to 185 dollars per year to a pupil who is denied admission or transfers from a public school to a private school. The provision aims to ensure all students may attend schools regardless of race.
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Puptent Coat Debuts At Decatur Gateway Center
Fall fashion notes highlight a 100 percent wool purtent coat in navy or grey with white leather trim. Full swinging, double breasted coat features a stand-up collar and fits over clothes. Sizes 5 to 131 priced at 66.00. Also Parisian Gateway Center offers junior coats and clip-back earrings in gold and silver tones with various finishes and stones.
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Montgomery, Ala
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Decatur
Gateway Shopping Center
Millinery Department
Parisian Gateway Center
Junior Coats
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SSTE
A. Oxford
Parisian