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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
COMPACT
CONVERTIBLE SALE

'63 TEMPEST LeMans Con-
Vertible. Jet black with Whit
top and black vinyl bucket
seats. Hydramatic. 2. and h
Wv. tires. still under factory
warranty. NADIA book price
1850. Our Sale Price. s2,395.
'63 STUDEBAKRR Lark Day-
tona VS. Convertible, MetaIitc
elue with matching vinyl
oaeket seats. Auto. trans, 7,
and n, Wv. tires. $50 h.p,
NSS engine. NADIA book price,
:5o5. Our Sale Price. Sc
2S5. Save SEQ!
,e3 CHEVY II Noya conyertibl.
BLACK with red vinyl interior
ana white top. Wv. tires
standard shift, 7. and h. NADIA
book price S2,l7O. Oar sale
rriee, xl,906! Save 9 55l
,63 COMET Mercury Custom
Convertible. black with white
top and red vinyl interior,
Wv; tires. Mercomatic drive,
lOl hip. engine, 7. q h. Still
under factory warranty. NADIA
book price, S2,455, Our Sale
Price. S2,I95. Save $3.50!
'62 CHEVY II Nova Convertible.
white with red vinyl bucket
seats. black top. Wv. tires.
standard shift. T. & h. Former
~ sold for Sl.ga5. Our sale
Price, SI,T5O. Save seas!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
HERSON'S
HERSON'S

PONTIAC 80 Ventura 7-dr. hzrdtopi
maroon, 7. and h., new WV. tires
sl,375. 762-l677.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
COMPACT
SEDAN SALE

SO CHEVY II 100" Abr
Sedan, poppy 8 cyl. engine with
eco. straight shift, r. A. n
beau. autumn gold, Was 81 ,Qqb
Special sI.195. Save 5000!
'63 MERCURY Meteor Abr
sedan. Auto. trans, VS. en-
CINE, power steering. T, and n.
Wv. tires. NADIA book price
S221o. Our price s19o5. Save
'62 SIMCA rs" Abr Sedan
beau. Ivory finish with red
vtnyl upholstery, very econ.
trans. NADIA Book Price Sss5
Our Special Price S695. Save
81 LARK Deluxe ADJ, vinvI
interior. gas-saving overdrive.
T. q h., Was SI295. Speeiai
S995. Save $500!
'63 CHEVY II Nova 400" 4
door sedan. 9 cyl, Powerglide,
7. a. h.. NADIA book price
5000: Our Sale Price 1885.
SO LARK sedans-seyeral 10
choose from. Your Choice
S495.
'63 CORvAIR Monza Abr
sedan, beau. dark blue with
matching vinyl bucket seats,
Powergltde, r.&h.. Wv. tires,
NADIA book price S2225. Our
Extra Special Sale Price
S1095. Save $3.50.
'62 LARK Deluxe Abr. Auto.
trans, VS. engine, extra clean.
one owner car. Was $685..
Special SIi95. Save $500!
'62 FALCONS. Choice of 2-Dr.
or ! Dr.. stand. shift. r. & h.
Yours As Low As S1I95.
81 LARK Deluxe 2-Door
Straight shift VS. with r. and
n. One owner. Was Sl295.
Special s995. Save $500!
80 LARK Deluxe 2-Dr. Sedan.
One owner car with auto
trans. VS. eneine. r. and h.
was 1925. Special s795. save
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15

sth and o SIS. NV. DE. 2-l7oo
OLDS 81 2-dr. hdtp., T. and h., fully
powered. Must sch. $3.50 or best OF.
fer S1L SAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15

OLDsM BILE 1851 ''Ss'' cow
White very clean, special, s2,3e5.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
l26o End s.. NV. FE. 1850
0LDsMOBILE 20 hardtop ''se'i
Starfire. 1855. Cash-TermslTrade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
COMPACT COUPE
AND HARDToP SALE

,63 CoRVAIR Mona Coupe.
Stln under factory warranty,
Jet Black with red vinyl buck
et seats, Wv. tires, 4-Speed
trans" l02 hip. engine, r.& h,
vas S222gS5. Special S2O95.
'63 GRANTURISMO HAWK
Hardtop Sport Coupe. Auto
trans. power steering. r. and
n, Wv tires, vinyl bucket
seats. still under factory war
ranty: Was S2S95. Special
'63 BUICK SKYLARK Hardtop
Auto. trans, power steering.
7. & h., Wv. tires. NADIA
book price s2Ss5. Our price
S2695. Save $40.
'63 LARK Daytona Hardtop.
Nlnyl bucket seats, T. and h,
Wv. tires. Was S2195. Special
S1S95. Save $500!
'63 CORVAIR ZOO" Come
7. and b. NADIA book price
$3.50. Our Price SIS95. Save
SIS5i
'62 LARK Daytona Hardtop
Yinyl bucket seats, 225 h. D.
VS. engine. 4-speed trans,
T. q h.. Wv. tires. Was S2Oq5.
Special si195. Save $500!
'62 BUICK SKYLARK Hardtoe,
Auto. trans. power steering.
7. and h, Wv. tires. NADIA
book price S2445. Our price
S2lo5. Save $3.50.
81 HAWK Sport Coupe. Auto.
trans, T. and h., new nylon
Wv. tires, vinyl bucket seats.
was Sl595. Special SI295.
Save $500!
so CORVAIR MONA Coupe
t2l: Choice of powder blue or
gold. Both have vinyl bucket
seats. 4-speed trans, l02 hip.
engine, r. and h., Wv. tires.
NADIA book price Sls55 Our
price S1695 each. Save Sl60!
go HAWK Sport Coupe. Auto.
trans. VS. engine. power
steering. r and h. Wv. tires
Was S1195. Special 1895. Save
5000!
WE CAN ARRANGE UP To
THIRTY-SIX MONTHS, BANK
RATE FINANCING. WITH AS
LOW AS s295 DOWN. CASH
OR TRADE M MOST CARS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

0LDSM0BILE 80 7-dr. "a" auto
trans power Steering and brakes
r. and h., this Is a clean car, Tyr
warranty, sl,lss.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE /
"a si.1Is. Cssh-TermSTraoe-
HEPSON'C

PONTIAC 81 A-door hardt0p Ventu-
"a Sl.7Is. Cszh-TermLTrsde-
HERSON'S
sth and o Sts. NV. DE-. 400
PONTIAC - WaFon Custom Ten
pest. Huge savings. In. 200 mi
FLOOD PONTIAC, f77l Conn.
PONTIAC go z-dr-, excel. eond-
400 actual mi, new WV. tires,
Sl3S5. z5t-l766.
PONTIAC g A-dOOF. $50. Cash
HERSON'S
9Th and o SIS. NV. DE. 100
PONTIAC ls67 Bonneville COW.
cpe- White fun power very clean
special. S2o9s.
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
80 Ind s.. NV. Re. 1-7soo
PONTIAC 81 hsrdtop, $50. Cash
Terms-Trade.
HERSON'S
sth and o SIS. NV. DE. 1000
PONTIAC 80 Ventura. white, l-dr.
tioning. slyfSS.
Palmer Mercury, Inc.
$40 Hamilton S., Hyattville
AP. 7-Oees
PONTIAC 80 Ventura z-dr. hzrdtop;
maroon, Z. and h. new WV. tires.
Sls3I5. 762-l672.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-28
Nanooks Nail Knights In Cage Duels Over Weekend

Nome's Nanooks kept their un- defeated interscholastic cage rec cord intact when they out-jousted the St. Mary's Knights in a pair of cage duels on the NHS hard wood last weekend.
 Nome High picked up their seventh and eighth wins of the current season at the expense of the visiting Knights. Although winning by substantial margins both evenings, the visiting cagers were the best high school team the Nanooks have faced this sea- son.
 Fridays contest was not too close with the Nome quintet taking comparatively easy 59-29 victory. In this game Nome's Andersen brothers rippled the cords for 39 points - Steff had 26 and Stan 13.
 For St. Mary's 5-10 Charles Hunt constantly amazed the crowd with his uncanny ability of getting off the floor for rebounds and jump balls in the midst of the tower ing Nanooks.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-28
Police Apprehend
 Youth Stealing Liquor

Four police officers assumed stake-out duty voluntarily Friday evening to apprehend some person who had three times entered the Polar Liquor Store and taken liquor.
 After four hours of patient wait ing 17-year-old juvenile was ap- prehended in the act of stealing a half pint of whiskey, just after curfew.
 The boy was turned over to the Youth and Adult Authority agent, Fred Buck, and admitted stealing from the store three previous times.
 Officers participating were Tony Martin, Bob Dickson, Jim Carter and Trooper Rudolph.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-28

Saturday night the game was much closer. Nome High, sparked by the sharp-shooting of Mike Cannon and Ron Locke, hit seven straight fielders over the top of the visitors zone defense to push the home team to an 1895 first quarter bulge.
 The Knights allowed NHS but six counters in the second frame while adding II for their cause. St. Mary's put up a real battle through the middle periods, but it was Nome 36, St. Mary's "A at the three-quarter mark. After that St. Mary's, which brought only six players, iran out of gas'-only scoring one point in the final frame
 Nome's one-two punch-Capnon and Locke from the outside and the Andersens on the posts un- der the bucket were more than the visitors could cope within these two games. St. Mary's has a very fine team which is very adept at ball handling but little short on height.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-28
Beta Sigma Phi Donates $l00 10
 Children's Ward at MIMI Hospital

Beverly Morgan announced that the Beta Sigma Phi planned to give $1O0 to the local hospital to be used for equipment needed for the children's ward.
 This announcement was made last Thursday night when the group met at the home of Janet Caldwell for their regular semi monthly meeting.
 Other plans discussed were the traditional Valentine party which will be held on Feb. Is and a bake sale which will be held at NC. Go. Store on Feb. 9.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-28
Scotch Doubles
 Winners Named

The action was fast and furious from the first ten minutes after the doors were opened at Aukruk Lanes Saturday noon. Assorted groans of anguish along with rare screams of surprised delight ac- conpanied the heroic efforts of a great many erstwhile Scotchmen and champion pin-splitters. Besides the fun, there were prizes to be won, and following are the top three scoring in each of the three divisions:
 Carl Glavinovich and Myrna Durrett 676.
 Tom Martin and Borgny Reader 592.
 George Waldhelm and Ilene Schick 543.
 Carl Glavinovich and Dick Deems 623.
 George Lienard and Carl Gla- vinovich 589.
 Chuck L wis and George Wald- helm 581.
 Women
 Betty Jocius and Sharon Bell SIS.
 Irene Greene and Alice Scott 589.
 Laura Johnsen and Irene Green 568.
 The success of this event exceed ed the pessimistic hopes of the sponsoring Sourdough Assn, by a comfortable margin and it is hoped, put some ideas into the heads of Women's league.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-28
Boy Scouts Will Observe Birthday In February By Wallace McIver. Chairman
 Troop 63 Committee

Early in February of each year America observes Scouting's birth day.
 It is no small birthday party for it involves many millions of boys and leaders who are active today in this teamwork task of helping boys become useful men. Boy Scout Week this year is from Feb. through the 18th. People of Nome who are not active in Scouting but have so generous ly given their money in past drives can also share in this cele- bration. Boy Scout Weeks is everybody's celebration.
 I would like to remind you of two men of this very city who gave much of their efforts, time and money to organize and keep the Midnight Sun Council going, which is for Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorers. Those two were MT. Antonio Polet and Wilbur Arnold.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-28
PTA Meets Tomorrow Night

The monthly meeting of the PTA will be held tomorrow evening in the small auditorium of the school.
 Marc Beauchamp, grade school principal, will present an educa- tional film entitled Guide Lines for Decisions on Elementary Edu- cation" This will be followed by questions and answers on the sub- ject, stated PTA President Frank Couch.
 The meeting will start promptly at 500 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-28
Magistrates Court

Romano Nunuruk was fined $20 on a drunk charge.
 Hubert Payenna was given 30 days on a petty larceny charge.
 Teddy Reed was brought in on a disorderly conduct charge and failed to appear in court this morning, thereby forfeiting a $25 bond.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-28
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Jimmy Toolie, Nora Alexander, Fred Walker.
 Discharged: Lucille Koazoata, Ludwig Ost, Ann Jenks, Sadie ReddaWay and infant.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13
YOUNGSTERS CAN MAKE

YOUNGSTERS CAN MAKE
family Christmas table decora-
tions and be proud of results. The
two trees in this picture were
made from Norcross new gift
wrap papers Crystal Trees" and
Peppermint Stripe"
You'll need: inch foam ball
for top and box of 1-inch foam
balls to pin all over. A sheet of
heavy art paper % by % inches;
a cardboard mailing tube; piece
of cardboard 10 inches square
and you can get powder box
from Nom lor Big Sister.
Twist art paper to form cone.
Cut top corner to eliminate bulk.
Tape together. Measure 2O1a
inches from point all around and
trim to keep symmetrical shape.
Then cover with the beautiful
paper. Cut hole in the square
cardboard and like one in the
powder box. Put the tube in the
box and we'll up into the cone.
Glue, cover with red paper and
the jobs done. Striped cone on
right is made same way, except
a paper dolly is glued just inside
the top edge of box and Puff
Bow is pinned to the top.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13
ELKs CORNER
NHARLE SETTA

l l -
MCCLAMMY-REPoRrER
Dec. Is = Progress thru the
years. Elks Lodge, 4 pm, no
admission.
Dec. 20 Regular Temple
meeting Immediately after a
brief meeting there will be
joint Xmas party of the Temple
and Past DIR. Rulers. The Bro
theirs are invited to attend.
Dec. 81 Beatnik dance = do
nation ST..
Dec. 22 PISA. Convention
meeting, 4 pm.
P. D. R. C.. officers for 1864:
L.D.R.. Esther McElroy
L.V.D.R. Lois P. Mitchell
L. Asst. DR.. Mary Boozer
F. Secy., C. McClammy
R. Secy., Florence Session
Chaplain, Lillian eagle
Treas, Alice Wheeler
Escort, Glodean Patterson
Door Kpr., Gertrude Clements
Gate Kpr., Senolia Johnson
Trustees, (l) Ruby Blackshear,
(2) Yvonne Epperson, (3) Cora
Lee Jackson
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13

Always pre-launder new cheese
cloth destined for polishing furni-
ture. The suds will remove any
scratchy factory finish from the
fabric, leaving it really soft.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13

Practical and pretty bookjack-
cts can be made from old plastic
shower curtains or tablecloths.
They'll protect children's school
books from snow and rain this
winter.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13

LORETTA'S BEAUTY SHOP
$50 w. Grant St. 254-O7O6
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13

Football star Jimmy Jones, of
Phoenix College, received top
honors at the annual sports award
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13

BUY AND USE
CHRISTMAS SEALS
FIGHT TB AND OTHER
RESPIRATORY ILLS. .
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13

DELOIS' BEAUTY SHOP
lib w. Grant St. AL 4-0560
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13

LADY EBONEE BEAUTY
CENTER, 9l7. w. Buckeye Rd.
ALI -2642
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13

WILLIAMS BARBER SHOP
10l6 S. l1th Ave. AL 8-4228
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13

banquet last week. He was pre-
sented the American Legion Tro-
ppy as the Most Valuable Player.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13
ALBRITTONS BEAUTY SHOP
1240 E. Monroe
AL 4-35o7

KOZY COTTAGE BEAUTY SHOP
1910 w. Sherman St.
AL 8-02O6
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13

During trip Francisco Tribune
Banks welcomed the city by members the Metropolitan
Republican Club.
From left Atty Solomon E. Johnson, Stern
reaor Charles Booker teacher George
iden Edward Banks Al Hicks reato John Lane employ
service representative.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13
CLASSIFIED ADS

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ADRIANNE'S BEAUTY SALON
l4l8 E. Washington
258-O5ll
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-13

] & M BARBER SHOP
l205 w. Buckeye
Evening star., 1963-04-24
IT'S A DATE

tured fashion show for Jun
iors at 1880 am. in Lans-
burgh's Junior World Of
Fashion at the Washington
store. Staged by Peg Can
non, fashion co-ordinator for
the store. Devron will provide
the music.
Washington Party, under
the direction of Mrs. Glad
stone Williams will feature
l.. Frank summer fashions
for teens and young sophis-
ticates in the elegant Crystal
Room of the Willard Hotel
from 1915 to 2:l5 pm. A
gay party atmosphere with
the fashionable proceedings
timed to end right before
National Theater matinee
time.
Woodward g. LOthrOp will
have a Stacy Ames' show at
2 pm. and with informal
modelling from IL am. to S
pm.
L. Frank fashions will be
shown at the Sirloin and
Saddle Inn at wheaton
Plaza from 1890 to 2:30
pm. Vincent g. Vincent hair
styles. A Cappa Chell pro-
duction. Informal showing at
the saw Cafeteria Of L.
Frank fashions from 1890 to
1880 pm. at Seven Corners.
CharlG of the Ritz hair
styles.
Downtown L. Frank store,
informal modelling from 2 to
4 pm. Of new fashions by
Cappa Chell models.
Evening star., 1963-04-24

from pre- historic days
through 1850 and on up to
the mythical year 2063. Ardee
sportSwear will also star
along with a personal appear
ance Of Nancy Colette of Cole
OF California. Time: 1890
pm.
Gay Gibson show. Julius
Garfinckel g. Co. Seven Cor
ners store, at 2;30 pm. with
Marian Ross of the firm
present.
Career Girls outlook on
Fashion for the National
Secretaries Association
luncheon at International
Inn with Philipsborn's FASH
ions. Cotillion shoes: Jules
hairstyles. Harriet Baird will
do the commentary. A Mod
els Guild show.
Hayman's informal mod
cling by members OF the
Models Guild Teen Board
from IL to 8 pm. in the Alex
andria store. A preview Of
prom and party fashions.
Sky Dining Room, Wash
ington Hotel, Models Guild
production of a shoe and
handbag fashion showing.
Co-ordinated with Pat Ack-
erly millinery; Cotillion shoes
and handbags.
Karen AmeS ShOppe, Col
lege Park, informal modelling
from IL noon to 2 pm. at
the College Park Hot Shoppe
every Saturday.
Lansburgh's annual sum-
mer dress classic with a fea-
Evening star., 1963-04-24
THURSDAY

LANSBURGH'S will have
it's Annual Dress Classic
fashion show at their Langley
Park store at 8 pm. Peg
Cannon the coordinator.
Devron's music.
FRIDAYS
LANSBU RGH'S Dress
Classic fashion show at 8
pm. in their Shirlington
store. Peg Cannon will do
the commentary. DeWon's
music.
Some Enchanted Season, a
fashion show 3y the Models
Guild for the Congressional
Wives Club and their guests
at 200l New Hampshire ave-
nue., featuring Gretchen Cole
fashions. Hahn shoes in
ieweltone patents and pale
calfskin. Jean Louis hair
styles. Ginny de Franceaux
will do the commentary.
Today and To- m OrrOw,
Leon Genet of Ardee of Cali
fornia will make a personal
appearance at the Hecht Co.
in their Young Washing
tonian sportswear depart
ment Friday only. Famous
New York model Nancy Co.
lette who is with Cole of
California will be at Hecht's
from 7 to 9 pm. both days.
SATURDAY
Hecht's will have a Cali
fornia fashion show starring
the famous Cole of Califor-
MIA collection Of swimsuits
Evening star., 1963-04-24

The National Coo on Club leoee Inc Flower Show opened
doy and continues through Friday four ooons Woodward Lops
Seven Corners Chevy Chase and Wheaton and the National Aboretu
Some Of the exhibits will show unusual produce such wheel Belgian
ende shown obov Mrs. Scheen wife Of the Belgian Ambassador
ente and her daughter Marie Catherine w. show their counts
pride Mrs. Thomas Lonsdoe eft) chairman Of the Wheaton
-Stor Stoff Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
Seamen DEFY
Ottawa Order
To End Strike

OTTAWA. Oct. 81 CAP).-
Seamen converged on Ottawa
today for a march on Parlia-
ment in defiance Of q Cana
dian government demand that
the Seafarers' international
Union end illegal strike ac-
ton" and send the marcherS
back to work.
The union ordered the march
to protest legislation provid-
ing for a government trustee
ship to supervise the Seafarers
and four other marine unions.
The legislation was approved
by Parliament last week but
the government has delayed
putting it into effect in hopes
labor leaders would agree on
a private, voluntary trustee
ship.
Order Sent to Banks
The government demands
that you and other members
of the executive board obey the
law Of Canada" Labor Minister
Allan MacEachen told Sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21

believe Mr.. Macleod. by refus.
ing office after winning an ova.
ton at the recent Conservative
Party conference, staked an un-
spoken claim to the leadership
If Lord Home should falter
Lord Homes major innova-
ton was to create a secretary
for industry. trade and regional
development and hand 1t 70 his
former deputy foreign minister
47-year-old Edward Heath.
This apparently was partly
INTENDED to counter Lord
Homes admitted inexperience
in economic affairs. It was a
counter. too, to the Labor
Party's intention to appoint an
economic high command If ii
wins power.
sham continues as science
Minister and Chancellor of the
Exchequer Reginald Maudling
stayed in his old post.
To replace Mr.. Macleod as
floor leader in Commons, Lord
Home brought Selwyn Lloyd
out Of limbo and made him
Lord Privy Seal. giving him a
seat in the Cabinet. Mr.. Lloyd,
Foreign Secretary for five years
under Anthony Eden and Mr..
Macmillan. was fired as Chan
cellor of the Exchequer IN July,
1862, because his wage freeze
policy had been unpopular.
other Cabinet changes were
minor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-21
By ]. A. OTEARY
star staff Writer

The Senate Is expected to
pass q ST. billion higher edu-
cation bill today, but with
changes which make final en-
actment this year uncertain.
The House already has passed
q more liberal bill and the
differences must be settled in
conference.
The Senate last week adopt
ed an amendment permitting
any taxpayer to 60 to court to
test the constitutionality Of
loans or grants to colleges OPP
Grated by religious organiza-
tons.
Some supporters Of the bill
fear this amendment may
make it difficult to get a
special rule in the House to
send the bill to conferer ce.
Senator Heating, Republican
of New York, today abandoned
an amendment he had in
tended to offer to give parents
q tax reduction for part Of the
cost Of putting their children
through college.
Recognizing that his amend
ment would have been out Of
order because the Senate can
not originate tax proposals ex-
cept on a revenue bill, Senator
Heating announced he will Of
fer his plan when the Presi-
dents tax reduction bill is
taken up.
Senators Ribicoff. Democrat
Of Connecticut. and Gold
water, Republican of Arizona,
Endorsed the idea Of a tax de-
duction for college expenses.
Senator Ribicoff said he will
offer such an amendment to
the tax bill in. the Finance
Committee, of which he is q
member.
Senator Keating's proposal
would allow a parent to deduct
college tuition in excess Of 5
per cent of his adjusted gross
income. If income was $4,000
a year, for example, a taxpayer
could deduct all college fees
over $3.50.
One of the main differences
between the House and Senate
on higher education is that
the House would make Federal
aid available for college build
ings generally, while the Senate
would limit the aid to build
ings used for science. engineer
ing or libraries.
The first Senate education
bill, which passed the Senate
recently and is encountering
delays in the House, authorized
SIS billion over the next five
years to expand vocational
education, extend the Defense
Education Act for three years
and continue special Federal
aid to school districts where
overcrowding results due to
Government installations.
This bill also is awaiting a