Record High Enrollment Set At Grambling
Grambling College President R W E Jones announced over 1600 students enrolled this summer, the largest in school history. The cohort includes degree seekers, recent graduates, and workers in workshops and institutes across subjects like special education and guidance. A three day Science Workshop drew 360 teachers from 33 parishes, with a second annual Science Institute to begin June 25 for junior and senior high teachers.
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Grambling
R. W. E. Jones
Grambling College
Jones
State Department of Education
H. P. McCollum
Enrollment tops 400 for Louisiana College summer session
Pineville special reports 447 enrolled for the day session with a grand total of 528 students for the 1961 summer term, including 81 in night school. The senior class leads day students at 121, followed by sophomores 82 and freshmen 80, with 95 unclassified and three special students.
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Pineville
Louisiana College
Dorothy Calhoun
Weather Observer To Try Polar Life
Baton Rouge AP Roger Mallory meteorological technician for the U S Weather Bureau will depart Sunday for the South Pole to live there for about six months He says few places offer true pioneering opportunities and he wants to learn what minus 160 degrees feels like in one of the last outposts.
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Baton Rouge
Roger Mallory
U. S. Weather Bureau
South Pole
Theorld
Mallory
Mad at the World Behind Utah Nevada Desert Bombings
Bernard J. Brous and Dale Jensen, arrested in Ensenada, are linked to the dawn four weeks ago attacks on three AT&T facilities in the Utah Nevada desert. Brous, a former Long Island builder, claims leadership of the American Republican Army and paid Jensen to plant explosives. Police seized weapons aboard the yacht Monsoon and the pair face federal sabotage charges.
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Utah-Nevada
San Diego
Calif
Bernard J. Brous
Long Island
Houston, Tex
Brous
AT & T
FBI
Mexico
Kennedy
Ensenada
Here
Wilmington
Dale Chris Jensen
Reno
Ney
American Republican Army
U.S
Big Business
Jensen
Morty Brous
Atlantic Beach
N.Y
Bernard Brous
New York City
Massapequa Park
Levittown
Kings Point
Peace Corps Volunteers Prepare Two Year West Indies Mission
Washington AP reports twelve Peace Corps volunteers will begin a two year agricultural aid program on St. Lucia in the West Indies Federation next October. The project marks the fifth Peace Corps assignment joining efforts in Tanganyika Colombia the Philippines and Chile. clock devices set to detonate com-
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Washington
Peace Corps
St. Lucia
West Indies Federation
Tanganyika
Colombia
Philippines
Chile
Kissing Tells Possible Mononucleosis Hazard
New York reports Dr. Alfred S. Evans of the University of Wisconsin warns kissing may transmit infectious mononucleosis. He calls it an occupational hazard for college students, citing statistics from studies of students with the disease.
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New York
UPI
Alfred S. Evans
University of Wisconsin
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