U S Forces In Europe Not Fully Combat Ready
U S military officials told Congress European forces remain short of full combat readiness amid 1965 shortages. Budget cuts and Vietnam demand reduced training and manpower, with personnel shifts to upkeep duties weakening frontline readiness despite newer jets, bombers, missiles, and shelters.
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Nixon Plan To Aid U S Colleges Dismissed In House
Washington AP report says supporters in the House dismissed the administration's education bill favoring own programs. The administration proposal was rejected by key sponsors seeking alternative approaches.
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Lawmakers Propose Tiered Aid For Private Colleges
Quie proposes a federal program granting private colleges a $500 grant for the first 200 bachelor degrees each year, then $400 for the next 300, $300 for the next 500, $200 for the next 1,000, and $100 for subsequent degrees, costing about $260 million annually. Green’s bill would cost more.
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