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Las Vegas Age
Las Vegas, Clark County, Lincoln County, Nevada
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Mexican Minister Rafael de la Colina proposed in Oklahoma City on Apr. 15 that the US and Mexico expand student exchange programs to foster better international understanding, noting 300-400 government-sponsored and hundreds of self-funded Mexican students in US colleges.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Apr. 15 (UP)—Rafael de la Colina, Mexican minister plenipotentiary in Washington, D. C., proposed here today that the United States and Mexico increase the number of exchange students in the future "to promote better international understanding."
He told Governor Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma that 300 to 400 Mexican students are in American colleges under the government's exchange program and that several hundred others finance their own education in this country.
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Apr. 15
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proposed increase in the number of exchange students between the united states and mexico to promote better international understanding
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Rafael de la Colina, Mexican minister plenipotentiary in Washington, D. C., proposed in Oklahoma City that the United States and Mexico increase the number of exchange students in the future to promote better international understanding. He told Governor Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma that 300 to 400 Mexican students are in American colleges under the government's exchange program and that several hundred others finance their own education in this country.