Federal College Aid Bill Resumes House Hearing
The House Education and Labor Committee plans to resume work on Kennedy's college building and scholarship bill. The five year program would provide 1.5 billion in loans and grants for colleges and 900 million for over 215000 four year scholarships. The separate 2.3 billion plan to aid public schools advances in subcommittee with a purg e declaration.
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Times Names Dryfoos New Publisher In Transition
Arthur H. Sulzberger retires after leading the New York Times since 1935 and becomes chairman. Orvil E. Dryfoos, 48, becomes publisher and president, succeeding Sulzberger. Charles E. Merz also retires as editor of the editorial page, replaced by John B. Oakes.
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Pima County Battles Flies Over Infestation
The Pima County Health Department fights a heavy house fly infestation in the Jaynes Station area. Sanitation officials seek breeding sites after multiple complaints. A resident, Jack Carlisle, presented 10 pounds of dead flies at City Hall after baiting them with poison.
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Trial Of Three Indians Resumes In Knife Slaying Case
In Phoenix today UPI reports testimony will resume in the murder trials of three Gila River Indian Reservation men accused of stabbing to death a fellow resident on the reservation.
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