What Young People Think Finances Put Bite On Students
Eugene Gilbert reports from Bridgeport, Connecticut on how costs and college entrance difficulties shape high schoolers plans. Most expect to attend college, yet affordability fears drop certainty from 99 to 83 percent.
Gasoline ad claims draw heat from Oklahoma official
J M Shea Jr of AmericanPetro, Inc told the Oklahoma Jobbers Association that colored air for tires is the only thing missing in advertising additive claims. He said industry ads mislead the buying public and make it hard on operators to meet perfection promises.
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Oklahoma City
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J. M. Shea Jr
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Oklahoma Ol Jobbers Association
Miss Bradley Chosen for Girls State Delegation
Murphys shore Township High School student Miss Beverly Bradley will represent the American Legion Auxiliary Paul Stout Post 127 at Tilini Girls State. She earns special honors for five high school semesters, is National Honor Society member, band participant and current band queen, debates team member, managing editor of the school newspaper, and next year editor of the yearbook. Jane Kupel named alternate delegate.
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Beverly Bradley
Murphyshore Township
American Legion Auxiliary
Paul Stout
Tilini
Bradley
Enroll For Summer School Work
A total of 152 Harvin high school students have registered for summer classes at Herrin Township High School. Courses include world history with 70 pupils, American history 35, American government 25, and five training 22. History meets 7:40 to 11:30 a.m., other classes 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. daily.
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Harvin High School
Herrin Township High School
Novelist Mary O'Hare Shifts to Theater in Oh Wyoming
New York AP reports novelist Mary O'Hare expands into theater serving as author composer and lyricist of Oh Wyoming a folk musical. After a trial run at Catholic University the show plays this summer in Cheyenne. O'Hare wrote My Friend Flicka Thunderhead and Green Grass of Wyoming.
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New York
Mary O'Hare
Wyoming
Catholic University
Cheyenne
Miss O'Hara
Flicka
Atom Delegate Picked From University High School
Bradford Benziger a junior at University High School Carbon dale named student delegate to the third national Youth Conference on the Atom in Chicago next November He is sponsored by the Central Illinois Public Service Co Carol Dean Hampton science instructor at W School will accompany Benziger as a leader delegate Benziger National Honor Society member president of the Student Council has served as class officer and letters in football for two years He is a son of Mr and Mrs James G Benziper Hampton Carterville teaching at U School three years SIU graduate taught at the National Science Foundation institute for high school teachers at SI for two years The three CIPS sponsored delegates will be among more than sixty attending the meeting.
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Bradford Benziger
University High School
Carbondale
Chicago
Central Illinois Public S Service Co
Carol Dean
Hampton
W School
Benziger
Eader
National Honor Society
James G. Benziper
Carterville
U School
South Srm Ilinois University
National Science Foundation Institute For
CIPS
Free German Classes Planned For Area Students
Area junior high and high school students in grades 7 to 10 may learn German free this summer. Southern Illinois University's foreign languages department will conduct a demonstration class June 27 to August 11, daily 10:10 to 10:40 a.m., as part of a National Defense Education Act institute for high school teachers of German. Helmut Hartwig, director, said participation requires no prior knowledge and attendance at all sessions. No fees or required materials. The course aims to enable instructors to demonstrate modern teaching methods.
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Southerlinois University
Natr Itional Defense Education Act
Helmut Hartwig
Minor wreck on Route 13 near Pick's Food Mart
No injuries were reported after nine wrecks on Route 13 at Pick's Food Mart east of Carbondale. Betty L. Ferguson, Route 3, Carbondale, and Floyd Collins, Route 2, Carbondale, collided when a third vehicle turning onto Route 19 bumped Collins into Ferguson. The third car fled the scene.
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Toad Mart
Carbondale
Betty L. Ferguson
Rt. 3
Floyd Collins
Rt. 2
Rt 19
Collins
Ferguson Auto
Peace Corps selects volunteers by June 14 for three projects
Washington AP report says first Peace Corps selections will be made by June 14 with training planned in Rutgers New Jersey and in Colombia and Tanganyika Africa. About 64 Colombia volunteers will be picked from 160 trainees and 80 Tanganyika volunteers from 40 trainees, with initial testing May 27.
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Washington
Tanganyika
Central Africa
Colombia
South America
A. Sargent Shriver Jr
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
United States
Wanganyika
Inyone
Africa
Ghana
Negeria
India
Pakistan
Burra
Malatya
Thailand
Lawrence E. Dennis
Rutgers
Inmates Cited for Blood Donations at Menard Prison
Inmates at Menard State Prison in Chester are honored with a citation from the Randolph County Red Cross chapter and the Chester Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. The citation praises their cooperation with the blood program and notes 7,257 pints donated since December 1959, including a 388 pint two day total last December.
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Menard State Pris A
Chester
Red Cross
Randolph County
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