College plans urged for graduates amid military service
The article stresses June graduation of about 25 000 Michigan high school boys and urges teachers counselors and parents to help them pursue college degrees before and during military service. It notes benefits of early college enrollment and programs allowing progress via extension courses and service-based classes with colleges contracting to support education during service.
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Michigan
United States Armed Forces Institute
New Process Advocates Broad College Defense Support
The speaker argues for allowing wider college access during service, saying education is as vital as military defense. ROTC retention, Navy and Air Force officer requirements, and ROTC quotas are highlighted as key to shaping armed forces leadership and student morale. An American Council on Education note calls for keeping ROTC students in college until degree completion.
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Marine Corps
Army
American Council On Education
Armed Forces
Pyramid of Cash Savings In Payroll Bond Plan
Government promotes a savings program through payroll deductions or Bond a Month plans at banks. It urges readers to consider how much money they can show today and to plan for 1961 by enrolling in the Payroll Savings Plan where they work or Bond a Month if self employed.
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U. S
U. 5
Treasury
Degorfmer
A Call for Family Guidance in Student Life and Education
A school leader urges principals to gather older students and parents for discussions on life purpose, with draft boards and State Selective Service counselors available for guidance. The message stresses faith, loyalty, courage, and early college support to steady and elevate this generation through education and community involvement.
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America
Panoraming Tips for Amateur Movie Makers
John van Guilder advises beginners to avoid rapid panning filming jerky motion. Shoot still and steady, don’t scan a wide scene, and move gradually from least to most interesting while preserving motion continuity. He notes 16 frames per second causes misalignment during pans if motion is fast.
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