Kennedy Fashions Program To Aid Textile Industry
President Kennedy proposes a seven point program to aid textile industry without quotas. It includes expanded Commerce research, depreciation review for machinery, SBA financing, cotton cost studies, targeted financial aid, talks with leading textile countries, and merit based trade law actions. New York City residents seek suburban housing as 1,500 leave weekly.
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Kennedy Fashions
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Treasury Department
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Elementary load a big problem in North Carolina schools
North Carolina legislators heard that elementary grades need the most teacher relief with class sizes reaching 46 to 47 in some rooms. The committee eyed funding for 1,400 new teachers as part of a 13.7 million dollar plan and debated year round pay. Subcommittees were named to review Welfare and Veterans budgets.
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