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The Boston Globe Friday, September 21. 1SG2 FT D7 WTO F7I ong. martin urges more u.o. mucaimn ma i He, Cardinal Speak at Stonehill "A Bt RICnARD POWERS IWripht, medical director cf NORTH EASTON Congfecj More and moiB people are more Federal aid for fug-, eaucauon yesieroay wnwe finance, Boston City Kos- under law, the governor said. "The name or Joseph Martin will always remain a great inspiration to students," Fr.

Sullivan said. I am deeply grateful to Caruinal Cushing for his wonderful gift" The Cushing-Martin Library the seventh Duiiaing to De constructed on the Stonehill campus since its founding in 1948 by the Congregation of Holv Cross Fathers. While the institution is in the Archdiocese of Fall River, Cardinal Cushing donated the library since so many students from the Boston area attend the college. GARY, Ind. Steel mills and foundries in the United States bought 22,464,000 gross tons of iron and steel scrap for their furnaces lst year.

monies or tne tusning-juanin Library at Stonehill College. Addresing 700 attending the ceremonies, the Congressman said he felt it was the responsibility of the Federal government to aid higher education. "an essential element ol our national defense and security." The former Speaker of the House, and Cardinal Cushing, who donated the $500,000 facility were honored at the exer cises. Four area citizens received honorary degrees at academic exercises following the bless- ing of the library cornerstone by Cardinal Cushme. Recipients were Dr.

Richard LIGHT MILD 6 PROOF HONORED' AT STONEHILL DEDICATION From left: Gov. Volpe, Joseph P. Laity. Boston; Cardinal Cushing, Dr. Richard H.

Wright, Boston; Cong. Jo- seph W. Martin and Very Rev. Richard H. Sullivan, president of Stonehill, at dedication of Cushing-Martin Library.

Lally and Dr. Wright received honorary degrees. AMERICA'S PREFERRED m. out cm mm cm hmfom. ft tween his office and the in dustrial and -academic community here.

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The space program can and will play a significant role in this area," he said. Excusably, with only five days under his belt, Phillips offered no predictions as to what lies ahead for New Eng land but stated that he al ready had "a small budget to give out small direct con tracts." He implied that future growtn or space-age work New England would depend a great deal on the liaison be TV STATION Continued jrom the First Page Now that situation is settled. A new law requires that TV sets henceforth manufactured to provide all channels. TV stations are assigned to two spots in the spectrum VHF (Very High Frequency) where Channels 2, 4, 5 and 7 operate, and UHF where Channel 56, and Channel 14, in Worcester and Channel 22 in Springfield are located. Channel 56 is on loan to the Catholic Archdiocese of Boston and viewers with all-channel sets, or those who want to purchase a tuner may view an entirely new concept in programming.

There will be programs for the classroom, religious in struction, church services and entertainment. Already a num ber of parochial schools, con vents, rectories and hospitals are equipped with receivers capable of tuning Ch 56. The Catholic TV Center has applied for a UHF channel of its own. The Center is en tirely equipped for TV opera tion. The TV Center plans to use the transmitter of Channel 56 for six months or so, after which it is hoped it will have its own UHF channel.

Already eight parochial schools are equipped to tune "In-School" programs St. Peter's in Dorchester and Cam bridge; Holy Name, West Rox- bury: St. Agnes', Arlington; St. Patrick's, btonenam; fct. Augustine's, South Boston; St.

Mary's, Charlestown, and St. Joseph's, Somerville. As schools are constructed. complete TV installation will be included. One of these is the Msgr.

O'Gorman High School in Arlington. 250 Sets at Hospital St. Elizabeth Hospital has 250 TV sets and converters being installed to receive UHF proerams. "The classroom TV screens are the 23-inch size," said Rt. Rev.

Walter L. Flaherty, director of the Catholic TV Center. "The sets are erected on high, sturdy steel stands. Eventually we plan to give college credit courses to bring college to those who cannot get into college. "We'll also open our school auditoriums to adults for evening courses of one kind or another.

And we'll originate entertainment from the Center also. "It' possible that our pro grams will go over Channel 14 Worcester ana cnannei 22 in Sprincfield for the dio ceses there. And all over New England for that matter. There is tremendous potential here for one Boston UHF channel. "We'll continue to use Chan- nH 7 for our Sunday Mass but we'll also have daily Masses for shut-ins and the hospital ized as well as other religious services." continued Msgr.

Flaherty. In the earlv days of TV. all- channel receivers were on the market in Boston and many viewers bought them. Until such time as the eu- channel sets reach the market viewers may obtain converters fnr nbnut $30. 11 811-Chfin nr1 spis' rriHV not be on display in local stores, it is possible to order one.

Maria Hospital. Cam- Honra jiiwfv, itaurant corporation; Joseph P. deputy superintendent inita, n1 Jnspnh Sweenev. head of a Boston food firm. Cardinal Cushing declared he was happy his name was united with Rep.

Martin's, who has completed 50 years of pub lie service. Other main speakers were Gov. Volpe and Very Rev. Richard H. Sullivan, president of StonehjlL "I expect there are few Dlaces in our country as fit tingly dedicated as this build ing today which honors these two particular men one who has given his life to serving the souls of men the other who has spent his life to preserve 'for his fellow citizens, liberty 72" 1 vear is Lovely plaid Cotton, and Beautiful colors.

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(Analysis of New England's share of space contracts from NASA to date has shown this area somewhat neglected compared to other areas of the i country, despite its concentration of industries, engineers and capability.) Phillips, a straight-talking science-administrator, who has been given almost carte blanche by Webb to utilize New England's capability to the utmost, fielded questions by AFCEA members directly. Why was he appointed? To facilitate the contracting cf NASA work in this area. How will he do it? By recruiting a professional staff, already begun, with high caliber technical and administrative abilities who will carry out contract management and monitor NASA contracts in the area. Cites N.E. Space Role He personally will attempt to exploit to the maximum the competency in this area, guid ing where requested the efforts cf individual or croups of fcpace age industries in seek ing contracts.

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