Two Military Appointments Get Clearance and Anderson Reappointed
The article reports Anderson’s reappointment and defense leadership friction. Secretary McNamara defended civilian authority, saying officials can freely express views in full auditable testimony. Russell pressed for records while remarks touched on admissibility and Pentagon policy.
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Anderson
Korth
Halsoever
Pentagon
Naval Defense
Robert S.daviator
McNamara
Armed Service
Athority
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Sen. Thurmond
D-5.c
Defense Department
Russell
Ing
Navy
Red Race
Washington
UPI
Senate Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
Curtis K. LeMay
Air Force
Senate
LeMay
McDonald
Adm
George W. Anderson
U. S
Porty McNamara
Donald
Audence
Housing Starts Lag Behind Estimates in Summer
Inquiry notes housing starts this summer fall short of expectations and likely won’t exceed last year by more than 59 000. Mortgage Bankers Association president Dale M Thompson quoted. Census Bureau forecast earlier noted weaker figures for the period.
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Redford Springs
Dale M. ‘Thompson
Mortgage Bankers Association
Census Bureau
Postmaster General Calls for Tobacco Sample Mailing Policy
Day urged voluntary cooperation by tobacco firms to curb postal delivery of sample cigarettes. He warned unwanted samples reach families and raise safety concerns, suggesting tighter rules and possible regulatory action. The discussion followed industry outreach and a note from the Tobacco Institute.
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Washington
UPL
Schenectady
J. Edward Day
Day
George V. Allen
Dustry
Tobacco Institute
the Hague
UPI
Dr. Hornindustry
Aften-T
Tius Albarda
Lion Sample Cigarettes
KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines
Sam
Ies
Former Resident Wins Scholarship in Middletown
William Du Boone from North Carolina, visiting Middletown relatives, was awarded a scholarship during a banquet. The event honored architects and included Mrs. Oren Kilmer and Mr. and Mrs. Thom asson among attendees. Weekend visitors joined a wedding in progress as Miss Bette Seward wed Stephen Fields.
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Middletown
William du Boone
N.C
Sischek
Ter
Morris Shroyer
Cross Roads
University of Cincinnati
Oren Kilmer
Kenneth
Allied Chemical Corpor Eckhart
Thomasson
Boyd of
Anderson
American Institute
Bertha Murphy
George Seward
Francis Hovorka
Eddie Hovorka
Taylor, Mich
Charles’ Norgard
Dearborn
Mich
Joe Lepak
Garden City
Richard Good
Wyoming
William Whiteworth
Wayne, Mich
Bette Seward
Stephen Fields
Lee Reynalds
General Tire and Rubber reports record midyear results
Akron Ohio General Tire and Rubber Co. announces first half 1963 records in consolidated net sales and earnings. Net sales reach 476,126,707, up 10 percent from 432,751,400 a year earlier. Six months ended May 31 estimated earnings total 14,504,653 or 84 cents a share versus 11,720,164 or 63 cents a share in 1962. Public invited at East Lynn Christian Church fish fry Friday 4 to 8 pm.
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Akron
Ohio
UPI
General Tire and Rubber Co
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