GI loan program extended to 1962 for WWII and Korean veterans
President Eisenhower signed a bill extending the GI loan program cutoff to July 25, 1962 and allowing WWII and Korean veterans to apply for direct rural loans. The law preserves 5 percent interest, adds a trust-deposit requirement for earnest money, and updates eligibility through January 31, 1965 for some Korean veterans.
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Veterans Administration
Eisenhower
Congress
Michigan
Nixon
Mt. Pleasant
Follow Me: Matthew’s Call and Life of Service
A reflection on Jesus’ invitation to Matthew to follow him. The piece links Matthew’s call, his tax collector past, and the need for laborers, urging readers to answer the same call today as schools open and lives depend on service. It emphasizes faith, readiness, and unwavering response to the Master.
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Matthew
Jesus
Christ
Vacationing Motorists Risk Death In Darkness
Cleveland Ohio reports National Safety Council data showing August as the peak month for summer auto accidents. In 1959 two dozen thousand+ deaths occurred at night. better lighting and daylight travel are urged as the practical fix. Dr James Lebensohn cites inadequate vision as a key factor and warns lighting reduces accident rates.
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Cleveland
National Safety Council
Alredeca
Northwestern University
James E. Lebensohn
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