California Vote Set On Marijuana Ballot Proposition
California voters will decide in November on legalizing private marijuana use for adults 18 and over. Secretary of State Brown said signatures total 338,187 enough to place the initiative on the November 7 ballot. Campaign organizers plan to register thousands of young voters to influence statewide races.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
San Francisco
Bob Ashford
Ashford
Ronald Reagan
U.S. Population Hits 179.5 Million in 1960 Census
Preliminary census figures released on June 16 1960 show the United States population at 179 500 000. The count reflects nationwide growth and sets the stage for subsequent demographic analysis by government agencies and researchers.
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Grambling Students Begin Field Work in Social Agencies
Eighteen Grambling College sociology students start field work for three or six semester hours, spending 8 to 16 hours weekly at area agencies. Participants include Barbara Bogan Coushatta and Diane Crawford Grambling in Ruston and Shreveport, with others named at Total Community Action Program and Grambling centers.
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Grambling
Grambling College
Birdex Copeland
Total Community Action
Ruston
Barbara I. Bogan
Coushatta
Diane L. Crawford
Edward E. Daniel
Bastrop
Karell K. Halligan
Betty Howard
Slidell
Donzetta Kimble
Shreveport
Linda G. Oliver
Winnfield
Gustavia Perry
Jessie Robinson
Joan C. Smith
New Orleans
Grambling Evaluation and Training Center
Della M. Edwards
Har Les Kline
Tallulah
Pinkie
Project Share participants listed from multiple towns
L Willis of Arcadia announces participants for Project Share including Betty Hall of Mansfield Florence Jackson of Shreveport Louis L Little of Fort Lauderdale Joyce Perry of Mansfield and Charity M Williams of Boyce Also Linda Williams will join field work with Brandeis University in Waltham Massachusetts where she studies Grambling student Williams joins from Grambling
Speed Reading Program Slated For Institute
Ouachita Valley Technical Institute in West Monroe will offer a speed reading program this summer led by John Clark. The course runs three days weekly for two hours per session, totaling 30 class hours with afternoon and evening options. The first session starts at 7 p.m. in July in the reading lab and includes class instruction and practice aimed at boosting reading speed and comprehension.
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Ouachita Valley Technical Institute
West Monroe
John
Clark
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