University scholarship and loan programs overview
The university reports about 170000 dollars yearly for cash scholarships serving 625 students plus 450 scholarship halls valued at 300 dollars each. Most cash awards are near 250 dollars, with variable stipends up to 1300 dollars, and renewals require maintaining high academic performance. Over 1750 applications were reviewed. 450 awards made. All funds come from private gifts. no state funds. Long-term loans come from National Defense and United Student Aid Funds, totaling 602 and 324,850 dollars respectively this year.
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National Defense
United Student Aid Funds
KU voices on long term student loan programs and funding
Officials detail federal and institutional loans for Kansas students at the University of Kansas. They discuss a possible rise in federal funding to 500000 dollars, matching requirements, and the impact on Endowment Association funds. USA Funds loans are described with limits and repayment terms, plus the role of local banks. The speaker urges expanded programs as costs rise and more students need aid, noting part time work offsets and the importance of alumni support.
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University of Kansas
Oak Ridge Strikers Vote on Wage Offer
Oak Ridge Tennessee AP reports strikers at two atomic plants vote on a 7-cent hourly wage increase to end a 28 day walkout that idled about 4500 workers. Committees of the Atomic Trades and Labor Council and Union Carbide Nuclear Co reached a tentative agreement after an all night bargaining session. Old scales ranged from 2.42 to 3.41 dollars per hour. The council had sought 28 cents, then scaled to 22 cents.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Atomic Trades and Labor Council
Union Carbide Nuclear Co
Oklahoma Governor backs Goldwater for 1964 nomination
Governor Henry Bellmon of Oklahoma says his state will support Barry Goldwater for the Republican presidential nomination and predicts Nelson Rockefeller will back the nominee. Bellmon spoke at a Dole dinner in Liberal Kansas with over 500 attendees. Dole and Senator Pearson defend the GOP unity and criticize Democratic obstruction in Congress. Dole opposes selling wheat to Russia amid Berlin blockades and argues the USSR uses wheat to protect its markets.
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Vast Sarawak Coasts Jungle Home to Vanishing Primates
Jungles extend 600 miles along Sarawak coast and stretch 40 to 150 miles inland into mountain rain forests harboring orangutan clouded leopard and proboscis monkey in their habitat.
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