Benefits For U S Veterans Education Under GI Bill Opens
This report outlines post Korea GI Bill education benefits for veterans and dependents. It covers eligibility from active duty service since 1955, benefit limits up to 5400 dollars over four years, study options including day and night courses, vocational and technical schools, and abroad study if approved. It notes exceptions such as credit for open circuit courses and on the job training exclusions. It also advertises a companion booklet and a subscription offer.
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Ray Cromley Alse
Enterprise Assn
Washington
U. S
United States
U. S. Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Coast Guard
Gandhi Reaches Moscow Amid Peace Conference Setback
Indira Gandhi presses a peace mission as Moscow repeats no conference call. China rejects proposals, and Britain’s Wilson retakes for another push while the 1954 Geneva framework lingers. Diplomats note Soviet caution in engaging Viet Nam talks.
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Moscow
Indira Gandhi
Nam
Russia
Infiltration Not Affected By Bombings
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara says air strikes against Vietnamese oil depots have had no clear effect on Communist infiltration into South Vietnam. He cautions that intensified infiltration could provoke more U S air raids and notes it is too early to judge the impact of bombings near Hanoi and Hai Phong on moving men and equipment south.
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Washington
Robert McNamara
South
U. S
McNamara
Hanoi
Haiphong
South Viet Nam
U S fliers clash with MIGs in North Viet Nam raid
U S pilots tangled with two MIG21s and dodged missiles during raids on missile radar and fuel sites in North Viet Nam. One F105 was lost, pilot missing after anti aircraft fire. South Viet Nam reported 40 Viet Cong killed near Saigon as 1,000 Rangers pressed action in swamp near the capital.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
North Viet Nam
U.S. Command
Haiphong Toda
Textron Chief Passes Start To China Visit
Providence AP Miller Textron Inc president G William Miller passed the first hurdle in visiting Communist China with State Department approval for travel under new guidelines He will seek Chinese government consent next His aim is citizen level understanding of China and its achievements Miller, 41, a Coast Guard Academy graduate and UC Berkeley law alum, rose to Textron presidency in four years
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G. William Miller
Textron, Inc
U. S. State Department
China
Hongang
Miller
Textron
Coast Guard Academy
University of California In
Berkeley
Wall Street
of Cravath, Swaine and Moore
Diversified Manufacturing Company
Red China
State Department
Retailers Hear Panel Shapes Future Furniture Buying
A panel of 18 students from High Point and UNC Greensboro told 200 retailers at the Southern Furniture Exposition that buyers will seek guarantees up to 10 years, distrust pushy salesmen, and rely on home fashion magazines and self-knowledge to choose furniture. They projected future purchases include color TVs, refrigerators, and even a honeymoon trip, and stressed honesty and product knowledge in sales.
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Robert Marks
Enterprise
High Point
Southern Retail Furniture Assa
Southern Furniture Exposition
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Talks Make Headway In Airline Strike Negotiations
Washington AP report says union and airline reps made progress on cost figures in talks to settle a strike grounding planes of five major airlines. Assistant Labor Secretary Reynolds said there was useful exchange and better understanding, with differences discussed but not resolved. IAM official Ramsey disputed airline cost estimates, insisting the union would not drop its minimum and hinted at a 10 cent license premium proposal.
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Ion
Asst
Secretary of Labor
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
AFL - Cio International Association of Machinists
Joseph W. Ramsey
IAM
Ramsey
Child Shot Dead In City After Noon
A two year old girl living at 409 Lake Street was shot to death early this afternoon. Hospital officials refused to release the name pending parental verification. No other details were available this afternoon on the shooting.
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Lake St
Johnson predicts deficit will be less than half of prior forecast
President Johnson told 3,000 Pentagon personnel the 1966–fiscal year deficit may be under half of January's $6.4 billion projection. He credited Defense Department cost cutting led by Robert McNamara as saving about $4.5 billion, and thanked officials for penny-pinching efforts across agencies.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
Pentagon
Defense Department
Potomac River
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Department
Rendezvous in Space Photo Captured on Bridge
Photographer Rick Ferro climbed the bridge railing to shoot a dramatic scene and printed the image upside down to enhance the space effect. The stunt was captured by AP Wirephoto.
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Rick Ferro
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U.S
Veterans Benefits
High Point Enterprise
Radio City Station
New York
N. Y
Mrs. Gandhi
Harold Wilson
Gandhi
Bulletin Boar
Viet Nam
Aaron H. Bowman
Madras
Ore
Providence, R.I
Bulletin
Tampa Tribune
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