Hopkins President Approves Measures to Cut Deficit
Johns Hopkins acting president Milton S. Eisenhower outlined new steps to erase a 4.5 million dollar deficit at Homewood. He announced four new trustees including the first female member and two of the youngest ever. forecasts include up to 600 additional undergraduates and no faculty layoffs. Tuition remains at 2700 this fall.
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Milton S. Eisenhower
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Majorie G. Lewisohn
Russell S. Passarella
Stephen P. Mahinka
Alfred duPont Chandler
Lewisohn
New York City
Passarella
Mahinka
Chandler
Harvard Graduate School of Business
College Students Aid Needy During Easter Break in Missouri
College students from Siena College and others spent Easter week in southwest Missouri aiding the needy. They cut trees and brush, built a bathroom extension, painted homes, and tutored children, visiting a mental hospital and a handicapped school. Participants from Siena, Newton College, University of Scranton, and others shared experiences, while Columbus traced Tobago’s name origin from a resemblance to an indigenous tobacco pipe.
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Missouri
Kevin Daniels
Siena College
Londonville
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Mark Spadero
Long Island City
Siena
St Francis Academy
Eastern Colleges
Helr
Priscilla Duff
Newton College of the Sacred Heart
Newton
Mass
Melissa McDiarmid
Baltimore
Pam Moore
Tarrytown
Wilson
University of Scanton
John Kane
New Food Stamps Rules Aim to Expand Aid
Washington AP reports Nixon aims to standardize income eligibility for food stamps nationwide, raising the limit to 360 dollars a month for a family of four. The rule broadens access but cracks down on nonworking members and nonrelated roommates, with enforcement planned by late September.
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Congress
Agriculture Department
Asst
Agriculture
Richard FE. Lyng
South Carolina
United States
Lyng
Alaska
New Jersey
New York
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Nixon
Tobacco Prices Strong In State
In Upper Marlboro Maryland AP report notes Southern Maryland tobacco prices strengthened on Thursday with most grades rising by 1 to 2 dollars per hundred pounds. Sales on Wednesday totaled 11,854 net pounds at 79.20 per hundred, down from opening day. first two days consolidated at 1,593,586 pounds averaging 79.43.
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Upper Marlboro
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Delaware Senate Brief Session Ends Quickly
Delaware's 19 state senators met for less than an hour before adjourning until next week. The House did not convene as Speaker William J. Frederick deemed there was insufficient work. The Senate passed four noncontroversial bills and considered a hearing bill by Sen. Melvin A. Slawik along with a tongue in cheek honorary membership resolution for Sen. Anthony J. Cicione.
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Delaware
House
William J. Frederick
Senate
Melvin A. Slawik
D-Stratford
Slawik
Delaware Bar Association
Anthony J. Cicione
Elsmere
Tricia Nixon Wedding May Be Broadcast
Tricia Nixon plans a June 12 ceremony in the White House rose garden with about 400 guests and possible live television coverage. Edward Finch Cox will marry. the Rev Edward Gardiner Latch will officiate. If rain, the East Room hosts the ceremony.
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Tricia Nixon
White House
Rose Garden
Harvard Law
Edward Finch Cox
Executive Mansion
Connie Stuart
Julie
David Eisenhower
David
Barbara Ann Eisenhower
Fernando Echeverria-Uribe
Stuart
Edward Gardiner Latch
House of Representatives
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