Peace Corps Aids Nation's Home Policy
New York Peace Corps director Jack Vaughn says volunteers serve host countries by invitation and act as a domestic policy instrument in 57 nations. He notes India expansion, training nurses for pre insertion care, and ongoing family planning education without sterilization or abortion.
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New York
Peace Corps
Jack Vaughn
Vaughn
Columbia University
Kenya
Malaysia
Colombia
Washington
India
Punjab
Herskowitz to Speak at Lee College Lyceum
Houston Post sports editor Mickey Herskowitz, a leading Southern columnist, is invited to be the Lee College lyceum speaker by coordinator John Britt. His award winning column is enjoyed by Houston area sports fans and he will speak February 28.
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Herskowitz
Houston Post
Mickey Herskowitz
South
Lee College
John Britt
Law Professors Reject Draft Memo on Antiwar Officials
Three hundred twenty five professors from 32 law schools condemn Selective Service Director Hershey memo urging reclassification of antiwar and draft demonstrators. The ACLU backs rescinding the order and suits seek injunctions. Signatories include Harvard Yale Columbia NYU Cornell Wisconsin Duke Michigan Akron California North Carolina Pennsylvania Utah and others.
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New York
CPS
Selective Service
Lewis Hershey
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Hershey
Harvard
Columbia
Yale
New York University
Cornell
Rutgers
Wisconsin
Duke
Michigan
Akron
Alabama
California
At Buffalo
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Utah
Boston College
Boston University
Brooklyn Law School
Catholice U
George Washington
Loyola
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Syracuse
Washington U
Wayne State
Election Days At LC Prompt School Vote Participation
Elections for Col Lee and the First Lady and all school favorites are set for February 22 and 23 with ballots in the Student Union area. The Student Council plans a volley ball game March 4 at 7 pm and seeks clubs or teams to join a tug of war inviting interested organizations or students to contact Student Government.
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Col. Lee
First Lady
Applications For LVN Close Set
Applications for the Licensed Vocational Nurse training class are being taken by coordinator Mrs Mamie Lea Reeder in the Vocational Technical building. The two semester program runs March and September with theory in the first semester and clinical work in hospitals San Jacinto Gulf Coast and Baytown. Of 235 graduates since 1961, 208 have become licensed and the rest will take the state board in March. Instructors include Mrs Reeder Mrs Carmen O Neal Mrs Margaret Sterling and Mrs Diane McCage.
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Mamie Lea Reeder
San Jacinto
Gulf Coast
Baytown Hospital
Reeder
Carmen O'Neal
Margaret Sterling
Diane McCage
Lee College bond appeal prompts need for new facilities
Lee College faces expanded enrollment with a 12 percent rise last fall and 10 percent spring gains. The Citizen's Committee on Space Utilization warns space must be added by 1970 71, with bond approval needed within 60 days. Dr. McWilliams says 95 percent of Baytown backs the college and urges passage to avoid larger class sizes and loss of working students.
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Lee College
James McWilliams
Citizen’s Committee On the
McWilliams
Baytown
Bay Town
Secretaries' group seminar at Lee College February
The San Jacinto Chapter of the National Secretaries Association will hold its fifth annual seminar for secretaries at Lee College February 24. About 200 secretaries from local industries and businesses will attend, including Future Secretaries Association students. The keynote will be Barbara C. Jordan, Texas Senator and attorney from Houston. Lee College President Dr. Richard Strahan will give the welcome. Clinics begin at 11:00 with sessions on Investments Stocks and Bonds Emancipation of the Female by 1968 Legislation and a student workshop.
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San Jacinto
National Secretaries ‘Association
Lee College
Future Secretaries Association
Barbara C. Jordan
Texas
Houston
Lee Colege
Richard D. Strahan
Beers Family Folk Group to Perform at Lee College
The nationally known Beers family will give a Saturday concert in the Lee College auditorium at 8 p.m. February 24. Time magazine praised their refreshing folk style. Free tickets are available from Mr Laird or Miss Jones in the Student Union, courtesy of the Community Concert Association.
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Beers
Lee College
Time
Laird
Miss Jones
Community Concert Association
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LVN
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NSEA
Gertrude Hill
Ann Ivy
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