State May Expand Loan Program For Student
Wisconsin may broaden its loan program for needy and qualified students pursuing higher education. Both major parties support credits for students and the Governor's Conference on Education Beyond the High School has proposed expanding state aid. The executive board includes members of the conference.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Governor’s Conference On Education
Conference
Wisconsin considers expanded student loan program and bank-backed credit
A Wisconsin conference proposes enlarging the state loan reserve from 100000 to 500000 and boosting student loans from 1600 to 2000 for four years. Administration would move to Public Instruction with banks sponsoring college credit plans and local guarantees. Governor Thomson backs local bank loan model.
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Allen Abrams
Wausau
Catherine Cleary
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Bankers Assn
Department of Public Welfare
Department of Public Instruction
University of Wisconsin
Library notes on Dooley book and aviation reads
Review summarizes The Edge of Tomorrow by Dr Thomas A Dooley and Fire on the Beaches by Theodore Taylor plus Come North With Me by Bernt Balchen and U S Air Power by Samuel Taylor Moore It praises the books as adventurous and informative and notes an Automobile Handbook by Charles Barnard with driving tips A phone number 2 4650 is given to reserve readings
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Thomas A. Dooley
Laos
Los Angeles County
Pearl Harbor
Theodore Taylor
U.S
Bernt Balchen
Samuel Taylor Moore
America
Official
Charles Barnard
Excursion Ship Rams Bridge Injures Three on Toledo Collision
The 210 foot SS Canadiana carrying 885 passengers rammed the Toledo Terminal railroad bridge as its swing-span closed, injuring three people with minor injuries. Captain Thorpe stated the boat trailed the freighter Frank E Taplin into the Maumee River. the operator failed to see the vessel. The ship suffered major damage to its second and third decks but carried about a third of its 2270 capacity with no panic reported.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo Terminal
Phillip Thorpe
Boblo Island
Detroit River
Frank E. Taplin
Maumee River
Canadiana
Former Presidents May Get Pensions
Former Presidents Truman Hoover and Eisenhower would receive pensions of 25 000 annually and may gain free office space free postage on up to 4000 letters monthly plus a government paid office staff. The pension bill passed the House 165 to 45 and awaits Senate approval.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Herbert Hoover
Eisenhower
House
Senate
New Paris Designer Serge Matta Breaks In
Serge Matta, 35, Chilean born and trained under Schiaparelli and Fath, unveils his first collection in Paris as buyers gather. He aims for sex appeal with bright reds, informal wear, and youthful cocktails, targeting affordable prices for a younger clientele. Matta runs a two floor shop near the Champs Elysees and prioritizes practical business budgeting.
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Paris
NEA
Serge Matta
Matta
Schiaparelli
Jacques Fath
Rond-Point Des Champs-Elysees
U S Envoy Murphy Arrives in Israel
U S troubleshooter Robert Murphy arrived in Israel and said Lebanon’s situation is greatly improved. He noted Jordan is stabilizing with some reserve and reported tensions in Jordan with arrests of Nasser supporters. He met Israeli Prime Minister Ben Gurion and planned to fly to Beirut tonight after a Jordan overnight stay discussing the Middle East.
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Jerusalem
U.S
Robert Murphy
Israel
Lebanon
Jordan
Hussein
U.A.R
Nasser
Murphy
Middle East
Beirut
David Ben-Gurion
Tel Aviv
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