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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1965

Page

3

Education program drawn up with $250 million plan

A national teacher corps would aid low income districts and for the first time federal scholarships would be available to undergraduates. Middle income families would receive federal help with rising college costs. Scholarships range from 200 to 1000 dollars yearly and must be matched by other aid. The middle income loan program involves federal loans to students via private institutions with a three year repayment moratorium for corps families.

National Teacher Corps

Insurance Test To Be Harder In North Carolina

North Carolina plans tougher insurance licensing tests starting January 1. Insurance Commissioner Ed Lanier said the exam will remain 40 to 50 items with true false multiple choice and matching sections.

Raleigh Ed Lanier

Oldest Bristlecone Pines Preserved in National Forest

A stand of bristlecone pines in a National Forest is believed to be among the oldest living things on Earth at an estimated 4,500 years old. Maryland marks Defenders' Day commemorating the 1814 turning back of British forces at Baltimore.

National Maryland Baltimore

GOP Leaders Rally Across 28 Cities for Eisenhower Tribute

Barry Washington reports in AP that Republicans gathered in 28 cities to salute Eisenhower and blast Johnson. Speakers, including Goldwater and Nixon, urged debate over laws, charged Democrats with power abuses, and called for intraparty healing while criticizing Johnson's Great Society.

Barry Washington White House Barry Goldwater Ray C. Bliss New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Michigan George Romney House Gerald R. Ford Melvin R. Laird Wisconsin Richard M. Nixon Viet Nam Thruston B. Morton Kentucky Eisenhower Mark Hatfield Oregon Goldwater Johnson

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