How to Get a Scholarship Outside Assistance Helps Put Students in College
In Princeton New Jersey parents of high school seniors face the burden of rising college costs. Surveys show four year expenses up to 8000 dollars at public universities and 13000 at private schools, risking mass higher education to a wealthier elite. Outside aid from CSS and other bodies provides 10 to 20 percent, with the rest from savings, loans, and current income.
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College Scholarship Service Formula Sets Family Contribution
The CSS uses a lengthy Parent Confidential Statement filled with family income and assets to feed a computer model that estimates how much a family can contribute toward one year of college. The result helps colleges determine aid but admissions officers still face tough decisions in awarding financial aid.
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U S to supply Egypt 94000 tons of surplus wheat
Washington approves a $94,000 surplus wheat sale to Egypt under the Food for Peace program paid in cash by the United States and financed by Egypt in its own currency. The move follows Nasser's hostile speech and is part of a broader aid arrangement. The United States has funded about $140 million in food aid annually under the current three year program ending June 30. Nasser criticizes U.S. policy while Egypt seeks $34 million in aid for the coming year amid shortages.
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Socialist Elected in Italy Saragat Becomes President
Rome AP reports Giuseppe Saragat, 66, a Socialist and former foreign minister, elected Italy's president after seven days of voting. His oath marks a shift as the center-left Moro government, split by internal rivalries, loses ground while Saragat promises NATO alignment and anti-Communist stance amid Communist votes decisive in the ballot.
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Italy election shock splits National Guard and parties
Washington AP reports Italy’s Christian Democracy struggles with internal discipline after a landslide loss attributed to Communist influence. Reaction from Maurizio Saragat rises as Johnson and Pravda weigh in. Saragat, former deputy prime minister, leads a pro Western Democratic Socialist faction.
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Prisoners Watch Rite in Cook County Jail Ordination
Rev. John McDowell Corn, an Episcopal chaplain at the jail since July, was ordained Monday in the Chapel of St. Digmas with about 70 prisoners kneeling, including three awaiting execution, witnessing the ordination to priesthood. He noted prisoners would normally attend a parish priest’s ordination.
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Teens Held in $5 Pittsburgh Slaying
PITTSBURGH AP Two Pittsburgh teenagers face murder charges in the shooting of Anthony Bishop a 33 year old collections manager from Lower Burrell Westmoreland County netting five dollars Hardy 18 and Miles Taylor 15 were charged by police Monday in the fatal shooting Authorities indicated one suspect was a former high school football player
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Duke Takes Car Tour After Abdominal Operation
The Duke of Windsor, 70, left Methodist Hospital for a one hour Houston car tour on Monday and said he enjoyed the outing very well. Accompanied by staff and a driver, he is expected to leave the hospital soon after making excellent progress.
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Desegregation Advances in National Guard Described
National Guard restrictions based on race religion or national origin have been eliminated according to Wilson chief of the National Guard Bureau. He noted token integration remains in some areas while President Johnson and the Equal Opportunity committee welcomed progress but sought fuller desegregation across states.
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Ridley Township Trash Pickup Delayed for New Year Holiday
Residents of Ridley Township are informed there will be no rubbish collection on Friday January 1 1965. The holiday pickup will occur the following day. Place trash containers on the curb the night before to ensure collection.
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Abbott Treated for Stroke at California Theater
Comedian Bud Abbott, longtime partner of Abbott and Costello, is undergoing treatment for a mild stroke at a California hospital after being admitted December 16. He is reported in stable condition as his career with the famous duo continues to pace forward.
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Hope plays nine holes then performs for troops at Clark Air Base
US comedian Bob Hope played nine holes of golf and then staged a 90 minute show for American airmen and their families at Clark Air Base north of Manila. He and his troupe planned to leave for Guam after the Christmas visit to Far East bases.
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Carol Burnett Returns to Work After Treatment
New York AP reports Carol Burnett resumes work after 16 weeks of back and neck injury treatment. She attributes the injury to five years of pratfalls and says she is back at her television duties.
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Oilman Sued in Los Angeles Case
Los Angeles AP report notes Helen C. Rothschild, 38, a former actress, suing an oilman in a civil action alleging financial disputes and breach of contract. The filing outlines claims for damages and seeks unspecified monetary relief.
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US Aid Offer Rejected by Malaysia Over Interest Charge
Kuala Lumpur Malaysia government rejects a U S offer of military aid to defend against Sidonesia citing a 5 percent interest charge. The loan would cover five to seven years and fund American planes and other military supplies.
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