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Such a problem will not be solved by waiting; its dimensions grow as times passes. In the flurry of suggestions, the three-year college graduation once again emerges, and an old debate reopens...
...start. After campaigning for years to get rid of costly, futile, surplus-accumulating price supports, Agriculture Secretary Ezra Benson was forced in pre-election 1956 to settle for much less flexibility in price-support levels than he wanted. Reluctantly he and the Administration adopted the soil bank, a three-year program of paying farmers to reduce production, with the hope that after 1959 surpluses would be gone, and farmers could get back to a free market. In its favor were plausible arguments about conserving the soil, preventing erosion, etc. But even before the law was passed, politicians went to work...
...that the money poured into the Maginot Line might better have been spent on boots for the French army.) It was assumed that the war was nearly over, that the Germans would send the prisoners home on free railroad passes. But Dutourd got away. He carries modesty about his three-year stint with the Resistance to the point of devoting half a sentence...
...School of Dental Medicine will initiate a three-year postdoctoral study program in dental medicine next fall, Dr. Roy O. Greep, dean of the School, announced yesterday. The new program, supported by a five-year Training Grant from the United States Public Health Service, reflects the School's feeling that present internships and research and teaching fellowships--all on a one-year basis--do not fully utilize available facilities...
...fall, five students--all D.M.D.'s from the School--will start the three-year course. They will work under the direction of Dr. Reidar F. Sognnaes, professor of Oral Pathology...