Regents Act To Qualify For Funds In Arizona
The Board of Regents approved using the Education Facilities Act to obtain federal funds for higher education construction in Arizona. About $2.04 million would be allotted with universities receiving $1.60 million and junior colleges up to 40 percent matching. The regents were named the distribution commission, while UA plans a six story language and literature building in Tempe and ASU reported related contracts. The panel also noted grants totaling nearly $4 million since July 1, including art gifts and a new UA assistant professor appointment.
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Charles Gudaitis
Board of Regents
Congress
Arizona
Paul Fannin
University of Arizona Medical
Regents
Arizona State University
Robert E. McKee Construction Co
Phoenix
el Paso
ASU
Jacob Jordaens
Lewis J. Ruskin
Scottsdale
Read Mulland
Nicolai Fechin
Orme Lewis
Peter E. LaSota
LaSota
Connally Air Force Base
Texas
Adelphi College
G. C. Biles
State Junior College Board
T. Tillman Crantz
G. Homer Durham
Charles LaDue
Puerto Penasco
LBJ Stays Neighborly As Texas White House Draws Sightseers
President Lyndon Johnson keeps a low profile while the Pedernales area gains a larger pride at the Johnson ranch. Secret Service patrols regulate access as state troopers manage traffic on the road near the ranch and neighbors continue daily routines with little disturbance.
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Johnson City
Tex
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Texas White House
Johnson Ranch
Pedernales
Ernest Hodges
Hodges
Secret Service
LBJ
Johnson House
U S Quietly Reassures Formosa On Policy Toward Red China
The U S State Department assured Nationalist China in Washington that it has no plans to alter its non recognition stance toward Red China. The pledge followed a December San Francisco speech by Roger Hilsman advocating an open door policy with firmness to deter Peking ventures.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
U. S. State Department
United States
Foreign Office
State Department
Tsingfu F. Tsiang
Washington
U.S
Roger Hilsman
San Francisco
Hilsman
Johnson
Red China
Peking
Babbitt Elected Regents President For Second Time
John Babbitt a Flagstaff resident and longtime Regent repeated as board president at the Regents meeting. He has served 16 years on the board and previously led the panel a decade ago. New officers include O. D. Miller secretary, George Chambers assistant secretary, Vivian Boysen treasurer, Leon Levy assistant treasurer, and A. B. Schellenberg budget committee chairman.
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Regents
John Babbitt
Northern Arizona
Elwood Bradford
Yuma
Babbitt
Flagstaff
Govs
Dan Garvey
Ernest McFarland
University of Arizona
O. D. Miller
Phoenix
George Chambers
Tucson
Vivian Boysen
Douglas
Leon Levy
A. B. Schellenberg
Chambers
Rockefeller pushes Oregon entry to widen GOP support
Oregon announces Nelson Rockefeller will enter the May 15 presidential primary as he seeks rank and file GOP backing. He trails Goldwater Nixon and Lodge in surveys and aims to offset divorce fallout with primary victories. Oregon will host 18 convention votes. secretary Appling previews ballot entry. Governor Hatfield welcomes more candidates but stays nonaligned.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
New York
Rockefeller
Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
California
William J. Walsh
Oregon Board of Education
Howell Appling Jr
Appling
Goldwater
William W. Scranton
PennySylvania
Nixon
Mark Hatfield
Suitte
Oregor
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