Refugees at Indiantown Gap Long for America
Two months after Indochina’s fall, Vietnamese refugees at Fort Indiantown Gap face uncertainty and isolation. Officials process the influx with little attention to emotional needs, leaving families hungry for basic orientation, recreation, and normal American life.
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Fort Indiantown Gap
Nea
America
Indochina
Tam
Grelly
U.S
Saigon
Oklahoma
Indiantown Gap
Private colleges see enrollment rise despite tuition jump
Editorial notes tuition up 10 percent for fall as 607 independent colleges report 55 percent higher applications and 17 percent even. Despite costs averaging 4391 dollars and a potential public-student shift, private institutions remain robust due to state aid programs and expanded adult and part time offerings. Page 10
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National Council of Independent Colleges and Universities
Washington
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
AAC
Frederick Ness
Ness
Fedeal
U.S. Office of Education
Optimism not shared for housing industry
Housing Secretary Carla Hills urged optimism before Congress noting a rebound in housing starts. Critics, including Grover Ensley and George Hane of the National Association of Mutual Savings Banks, say the outlook remains modest and not confirmed. Analysts from the National Association of Home Builders disagree, warning that a true rebound would require far higher start levels, especially for multifamily housing.
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John Caniff
NEW York
Carla Hills
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
George Hane
National Association of Homebuilders
Sheehan
The
Today in history July 22 highlights and birthdays
On this date in 1933 Wiley Post completed the first solo round the world flight in Winnie May. Other notes include 1798 Napoleon in Cairo, 1812 Battle of Salamanca, 1934 Dillinger killed, 1937 Court packing defeat, 1943 Palermo captured, 1950 Leopold III returns, and 198? political shifts. Birthdays include Rose Kennedy and Alexander Calder. Thought for today quotes Rudyard Kipling.
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Associated Press
Wiley Post
Winnie May
Napoleon Bonaparte
Cairo
Duke of Wellington
Salamanca
Spain
FBI
Chicago
John Dillinger
U.S. Senate
Franklin Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Palermo
Sicily
Leopold III
Belgium
Alec Douglas-Home
Britain
India
Himalayan
United States Nations Command
Cyprus
Rose Kennedy
Alexander Calder
Rudyard Kipling
Summer Jobs for Texas Youth Highlight Bipartisan Effort
Senator Lloyd Bentsen details a cooperative move between Congress and the President to fund summer employment for over 42,000 Texas youths. He notes the broader national joblessness, the veto on earlier bills, and how the new targeted program aims to keep teens productively employed and in school.
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Texas
Congress
Houston
Dallas
Mount Pleasant
Baytown
None of your business CIA quiz results prompt self check
A satirical CIA quiz questions readers on agency acronyms victories and ethics with options all ending none of your business. If you answered mostly d none of your business you may be a CIA agent in jest. else the results tease secrecy and recruitment.
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CIA
Icelandic Alliance
Certified Idiots Association
Southeast Asia
Portugal
Soviet Union
Omaha
Sean Connery
Keystone
United States
China
Middle East
Latin America
KGB
Bella Abzug
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U.S. League of Savings Associations
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John Tower
Senate
Austin
W.E
Pete’’ Snelson
Capital Building
Dick Slack
Pecos
5Th & Cypress
State Board of Education
M.C. Brockette
Texas Education Agency
E. 11Th St
Ben R. Howell
el Paso
Sen
Lloyd Bentsen
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