Ways Open To Study Abroad For U S Students
Opportunities for government assisted study abroad for undergraduates and graduates. The law allows insured low-interest federal state and private loans to eligible American students in acceptable foreign institutions. The State Department assists grants and scholarships for masters or PhD work in Asia or the Pacific through the Institute for Student Interchange, East West Center with University of Hawaii.
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University of Hawaii
Asia
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Colleges Backing Students in Year Abroad Programs
Universities and colleges provide support for Junior Year Abroad students with Fulbright-Hays and Inter-American Cultural Convention grants for exceptional graduates and grads. These awards typically cover one academic year in a mutually agreed country. Some programs require research components. Public funds under the Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange Act of 1961 offer language and area study aid for teachers and graduate students planning to study abroad.
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Steelworkers Begin Wage Talks Today for 3-Year Contract
NEW YORK UPI The Steelworkers Union opens negotiations today with the steel industry on a new three year wage contract likely covering nearly one million workers. Talks between the United Steelworkers and major producers are scheduled to set wage scales and benefits for the period ahead.
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Keller's Body To Be Cremated
Helen Keller 87 died after a mild heart attack and will be cremated in Bridgeport. Public funeral services are set for Wednesday at Washington's National Cathedral. Keller inspired millions of handicapped persons with her life and work. The report notes Union and steel negotiators meeting at the Hotel Commodore at 10 a.m. for a new contract affecting 480,000 USW members and shaping wage settlements for others.
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National Defense Education Act grants for teachers and students
Grants and fellowships under the National Defense Education Act aid teachers with five years of experience, summer seminars abroad for qualified educators, and graduate or postdoctoral study in non western languages and area studies. It covers tuition, fees and living expenses, with renewals and dependent allowances. Applications go to the Division of Foreign Studies, U.S. Office of Education, Washington DC.
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Floods, storms swamp multiple states cause deaths and damage
United Press International reports heavy rains and floods across the nation. New Jersey faced devastating floods with at least six deaths and thousands displaced. The Passaic River rose sharply, while the Wabash River in Indiana reached its highest since 1913, inundating vast farmland. Severe storms hit Arkansas, Tennessee, and other regions, with widespread disruption and cleanup underway.
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Percy Says He Would Accept Vice Presidential Bid
Senator Charles Percy indicated he would accept a vice presidential slot under Nixon or Rockefeller if conditions are met. He stressed a consistent policy alignment and said acceptance hinges on a shared governing philosophy and release from Senate duties.
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Trawler Rescues Crew as Senegal Vessel Abandoned
In Casablanca. A Spanish trawler seized 39 crewmen after rescuing them from the freighter Ferro which was abandoned when a propeller broke free and gashed the hull. One man reportedly drowned in the incident.
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Moscow marks fifth anniversary of Patriarchate restoration
Celebration in Moscow ends an eight day series of events commemorating the restoration of the Moscow Patriarchate of the Russian Orthodox Church.
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Moscow Patriarchate
Heavy Rain and Unrest Hit South and Northwest
A Mississippi town endured drenching rain and a predawn shootout between a Black man and a white youth, followed by three hours of vandalism and arson before police used tear gas. More than 100 arrests were reported, with charges mainly for concealed weapons and bond set at 200 dollars. In Frankfurt, Germany extremist student protests led to smashed storefronts near Goethe University as police and state troopers patrolled the district.
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