Meat import quotas may tighten under looming decision
Secretary Freeman must decide by Sept. 30 if meat imports in late 1968 warrant tighter restrictions. The 1968 basic quota stands at 950.3 million pounds with a 10 percent leeway for triggering action. July imports fell three percent from 1967, while Australia and New Zealand boosted shipments through July.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
United States
Freeman
Australia
New Zealand
Principals To Be Survey Subject
The U S Office of Education will survey 300 elementary school principals across all 50 states to study day to day administrative problems. A research team led by Dr Keith Goldhammer of Oregon State University will assess college training programs for relevance to principal duties. Six Indians accompanied Columbus on his return to Spain from the New World.
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Washington
U.S. Office of Education
Keith Goldhammer
Oregon State University School of Education
Columbus
Spain
New World
Tech reunion recalls hard days of 1932 33 students
About 125 alumni and families gathered at the Tech Student Union Building for a reunion of the classes of 1932 and 1933. A color slide show contrasted campus life then with today’s facilities and students highlighting changes in education and resources.
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Texas Tech Student Union
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Tech
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Dallas
Tech Board of
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Plainview
Tech Board of Directors
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Avalanche-Journal
Iaid
Giddens
Terrell
Soil Conservation Service Division
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Glenn Barnett
Barnett
Bill Collins
Hemphill-Wells
Foundation
J. O. Sanders
New Orleans
Texas Tech
Cincinnati
Jones Stadium
Senate panel backs ban on federal aid to disruptive students
The Senate Appropriations Committee endorsed tying defense funds to a broader provision limiting federal loans and grants to university students convicted of crimes while disrupting campus activity. The measure would require hearings, allow college administrators to decide on aid denial, and apply to riot convictions and willful disobedience. The panel trimmed defense funds by 352 million but kept national rifle matches funding and ordered ammunition delivery.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
House-Senate
Appropriations Committee
Fense
House
Camp Perry
Ohio
National Board of the
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