Kennedy favored peacetime GI bill could pass under him
The piece argues Kennedy stands a better chance than Eisenhower of enacting a peacetime GI bill. It cites Kennedy's support, Senate-passed versions, and Democratic platform goals, contrasting with Eisenhower veto risk and House delays. It notes home loan and education provisions and a letter praising the Senate bill as broadly beneficial.
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Foreign students enroll in Wisconsin state colleges rise
Enrollment of foreign students in Wisconsin state colleges climbs this fall to 171 from 76 last year, with 31 coming from Africa. Stout leads with 57 foreign students, Oshkosh 29, Platteville 27, others from River Falls Stevens Point La Crosse Whitewater Eau Claire Superior. Iran provides 33 and Korea 27 among nations represented.
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Red China Signs To Buy Cuban Sugar
Tokyo AP reports Communist China agreed to buy one million tons of Cuban sugar in 1961 as part of a five year pact signed in Havana last July. Cuba will also receive loan credits totaling 240 million rubles worth about 60 million dollars by Communist reckoning.
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