Navy appoints civilian dean at Naval Academy in modernization effort
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth named Arthur B. Drought dean of engineering and temporary academic dean at Annapolis for a year while studying the academy's structure and curriculum. The move aims to raise standards with more advanced degrees, amid Navy officer opposition and alumni concerns about civilian influence.
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Civitan International installs Hopping as president
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The Civitan International convention closes with Louis M. Hopping of Detroit installed as president and J Hall LeBlanc of Alexandria Louisiana elected president elect. LeBlanc will assume the post at the 1964 San Diego convention. New officers include vice presidents Richard Rohmer George F Hull Jack Renwick and Robert E Bailey. Treasurer is Dale Courter. Appointed officers are Shelton Tate chaplain Thomas Gilmner and Richard P Smith. The 1965 convention will be held in Washington DC.
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Detroit
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Alexandria
Thomas Gilmner
Birmingham
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West Hartford
Conn
Washington, D.C
3 State Committees Elect Officers
The interim legislative study committee on criminal offenses chose Rep. L. Keith Bulen as chairman and former state Atty. Gen. Cleon H. Foust as secretary. Sen. J. Russell Townsend was named chairman of the legislative insurance advisory committee with Rep. E. Boone Coy as secretary. The study committee on aid to dependent children selected Rep. Otis R. Bowen as chairman and Sen. Allan F. Bloom as secretary.
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Legislative Insurance Advisory Committee
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Otis R. Bowen
Bremen
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Allan &. Bloom
R-Fort Wayne
Inland centers Detroit area rely on motor vehicles
About 25 000 communities in the United States depend entirely on motor vehicles for transportation. They range from small hamlets to Key West Florida with a population near 27 000.
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Britain and U S Reject Soviet Mediterranean Nuclear Free Zone
London and Washington condemn Moscow's May proposal as propaganda aimed at forcing Western withdrawal from a strategically vital area. The British Foreign Office notes the plan appears to restrict defenses against over 700 missiles trained on Western Europe and 100 divisions, while three Polaris submarines have been assigned to the region.
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Rusk Begins Talks With Britain Ahead of Policy Review
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in London to plan with British officials for the Kennedy Macmillan policy review. He will meet Lord Home and other ministers to discuss major international problems before weekend talks between the Prime Minister and the President.
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Six Teens Accused in $6500 Theft From Elderly Widow
Erie detectives say six boys ages 14 and 15 robbed Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, an 85 year old, over three months. They targeted her pension withdrawals and a 32 caliber gun, with only $230 recovered. The youths were released to their parents pending juvenile court action.
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