Benefits For Veterans School Full Or Part Time
Eligible veterans may receive one month of full time education support for each month of active duty since January 31 1955 up to 36 months. Part time attendance yields fewer monthly benefits but more total months. The article outlines rates for various programs and explains post Korea changes from stipends to direct veteran payments, with eight years to complete courses but no extension beyond May 31 1974.
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Ray Cromley
Assn. Washington
NEA
Ex Mil aide charged as spy in atomic secrets case
Former Joint Chiefs aide William Henry Whalen is indicted for conspiring to give atomic weapon and missile data to the Soviet Union. He allegedly received 5500 dollars on six occasions from two Soviet officials. Whalen, 51, was arrested in Alexandria Virginia and faces espionage charges with a possible death penalty. The two Soviets named as conspirators are no longer in the United States.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Soviet Union
Whalen
Justice Department
Pentagon
FBI
Alexandria
Post
Sergei Edemski
Mikhail S. Shumaev
Newport News
United States
Edemski
No Drama Marks Summer Furniture Market Pattern
The Southern Furniture Exposition Building hosts a steady to relaxed summer market as High Point area manufacturers report retailers are buying. Leo Heer says attendance should be good amid a six month run of strong business with buyers from Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina seeking merchandise and accessories for fall. Max Meeks notes buying is strong and substantial business is in progress as the five day event continues.
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Leo Heer
High Point Area
High Point
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Exposition Building
Furniture Plaza
High Point National Furniture Mart
Max Meeks
Johnson outlines four point Asian policy
President Johnson presented a four point approach to peace in Asia linking U S opposition to aggression with better relations with Red China. He called for a conciliatory peace in Asia, warned communists use force, and affirmed U S duties as a Pacific power including Vietnam. He tied lasting peace to trade free movement of people and ideas and broad international participation.
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Lewis Gulick Washington
Jonson
Asia
U. S
Red China
Johnson
American Alumni Council
United States
Pacific
Viet Nam
Heat Wave Triggers Electric Power Strain Across East
Federal Power Commission Chairman Lee C. White warns the searing heat tightens electric supply east of the Rockies but expects no repeat of last November’s Northeast blackout. He cites Nebraska outage as proof for stronger system interconnection and urges utilities to marshal resources.
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Washington
Lee C. White
Federal Power Commission
Rockies
Nebraska
West
White
Weather causes wide misery from heat wave across nation
The Associated Press reports enduring heat and humidity gripping the eastern two thirds of the U S with temperatures over 100 in parts of the midwest and south. St Louis records 105 with 20 heat deaths and 100 plus temps for four days. Power shortages and rationing affect 600000 customers, and severe storms bring floods and evacuations in Ohio and around Lake Erie.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
J. Murray Mitchell Jr
Canada
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
ST. Louis
Mercury
St. Clair County
Ill
Union Electric Co
Poke
Severe Weather Watch issued for several southern states
A severe weather watch covers parts of south central Virginia and central to northeast South Carolina along with central and eastern North Carolina. The bulletin warns of possible severe thunderstorms with large hail and damaging winds from 2 PM to 8 PM EST this Wednesday. The affected area spans about 60 miles on either side of a line from north of Rocky Mount, North Carolina to southeast of Florence, South Carolina.
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Kansas City
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Rocky Mount
N.C
Florence
S.C
Bands Of Negro Youths Rampage In Chicago Area
In Chicago the fall of a hot day sparked a violence wave as bands of Negro youths looted stores and hurled rocks along Roosevelt Road. Police, MLK Jnr and local leaders helped quell the disturbance which injured motorists and led to 24 arrests across several blocks.
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Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Roosevelt Road
Sparks On Swimming series begins in The Enterprise
Expert Christian B. Sparks notes half of Americans lack strong swimming skills but urges learning. The Enterprise starts a 20 part series Sparks On Swimming on Page 20 to teach fundamentals for all ages amid growing pool use.
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Christian B. Sparks
Sparks
Enterprise Today
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