Cities Lay In Government's Program For Slum Clearance
Washington scene details the rush of more than 250 U.S. cities into the federal urban renewal program as slum clearance faces funding doubts. Officials warn without action by Congress many cities risk bankruptcy by 1965. The piece notes tax struggles, limited completed projects, and bureaucratic obstacles in applying for aid.
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Cole
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Thomas D'Alesandro
Baltimore
Richardson Dilworth
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Banking Committee
Albert Rains
House Banking Group
Urban Renewal Administration
Manchester
N.H
URA
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Uth
New Mexico
Mississippi
Florida
South Carolina
Uncle Sam
North Carolina secretary Dick Queen a busy multi role figure
James Richard Dick Queen 39 a secretaries aide to Rep George Shuford is a former Haywood County teacher and principal and leads North Carolina Democratic Club in Washington He presides over the Congressional Investment Club and serves in the Air Force Reserve while managing a Haywood County dude ranch and a large family Queen's White House appearance is recalled from 1939 and his career spans the Interior Committee and South Pacific WWII service with multiple citations
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Dick Queen
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Henderson County
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Soco Gap
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Queen Elizabeth
Great Britain
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Dren
Hampshire
W. A. Pryor
Bear Wallow
Grandmother Queen
Air Force Reserve Officers Assn
Boling Air Force
Maryland
5Th Bomber Command
South Pacific
J. M. Broughton
House Interior Committee
Rep
Monroe Redden
Hendersonville
Western Carolina College
Cullowhee
University of North
Broughton
North Carolina Democratic Club of Washington
Dick Murphy
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Young Democrats of America
Murphy
University of North Carolina
Kerry-Okla
North Carolina Colleges Respond to Sputnik With Steady Course
A survey of Duke University, University of North Carolina, North Carolina State College, and Wake Forest finds no sudden rush to science majors. Institutions say they anticipated the shift, strengthened engineering and science tracks over years, and note admission standards were already rising before Sputnik.
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Associated Press
Sputnik
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University of North Carolina
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North Carolina Line State
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UNC
A. Hollis Edens
Statistics Meet Opens Monday at UNC Chapel Hill
The regular Statistics Colloquium will be held Monday February 10 at 4 p.m. in Phillips Hall on the UNC campus. Prof. R. C. Rose will discuss fractional factorial experiments. The talk is sponsored by the Institute of Statistics and involves UNC and N. C. State College. Before UNC he led Calcutta University’s post graduate statistics department.
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