Education Aid Eyed Student Loans
Congress battles over the defense education loan program with the White House reversing earlier plans. A $150 million effort to sustain direct college loans faces opposition from some lawmakers while HEW retreats on full funding. Rep. Edith Green and Sen. Yarborough push to restore loans amid college support and private lender concerns.
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Canada Crosstalk over Munsinger scandal and cabinet ties
Reports place Mrs. Munsinger at the center of a security controversy tied to cabinet ministers including Pierre Sevigny. Reguly distances himself from any Profumo-like links while Ottawa weighs admissibility. Cardin attacks Diefenbaker for not turning files to police as questions of national security surface.
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Governors rally behind Vietnam policy as Johnson weighs needs
President Johnson hosts a White House gathering with governors including John Reed and William Scranton to back U S Vietnam policies while acknowledging possible tax or funding changes. He notes uncertain economy strains from Vietnam and reports below forecast spending due to weather and war costs.
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Pope to Call Bishop's Synod in 1967 Assembly
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI plans a worldwide synod of representative bishops with its first meeting in October 1967 in Rome. The synod was proposed in the Vatican Council document on bishops duties and may convene with the third world congress of the Apostolate of the Laity.
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UT to Offer Advanced Study for English Teachers
A UT Austin program provides advanced study for high school English teachers from June 7 to July 19 funded by federal money. The course capacity is limited to 45 participants, aiming to improve teaching methods and curriculum planning.
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