Rostow Urges Middle East Regional Cooperation for Stability
At Middlebury College Rostow says dignity and stability in the postwar Middle East depend on regional cooperation similar to Europe after World War II. He notes U S backing for regional institutions in Latin America Asia and Africa as crucial. Rostow cites Vietnam and Arab Israel tensions as ongoing regional challenges.
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Hannibal Search Ends Without Clue
In Hannibal Missouri the weekend search for three missing youths ends with no clues. Parents say the boys Billy Hoag 11 Joel Hoag 13 and Edwin Dowell 14 are not in Murphy's Cave after rescuers explored a new cave level and found nothing.
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More Pleasure Than Pain So Drinkers Dont Stop
Richard A. Blum of Stanford urged the President's Crime Commission that moderate drinkers may seek other drugs if alcoholic beverages are cut off. He said most Americans enjoy drinking and only problem drinkers have a life centered on alcohol, a view from a report on drunkenness.
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Richard A. Blum
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Stanford University
Institute For the Study of Human Problems
California
Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
Crime Commission
Ira Cisin
George Washington University
N Y Father of 10 Earns PhD From Cornell University
Joseph G. Ebel, 40, father of 10, earned a PhD from Cornell University, after returning to college in 1951 and earning a prior degree in agriculture in 1963. He worked as a laborer and farmer, with a family living in Newfield near Ithaca, and weighs future career options in academia.
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Cornell University
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Negro Conducts Major Southern Orchestra
Dr. Paul Freeman, 31, will become the first Negro to lead a major Southern orchestra when he conducts the New Orleans Philharmonic in Houston and Baton Rouge in November. He currently conducts the San Francisco Symphony and will open the midsummer festival there June 18. Freeman is a Virginia State College graduate who played with the Richmond Symphony before earning a Ph.D. from Eastman School of Music.
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Des Moines Jewish Drive Raises 750000 for Israel
Emergency funds for Israel reached 750000 in four days from a Des Moines Jewish community drive. Some sources estimate it could reach 1 million. Des Moines has about 900 Jewish families and roughly 3000 people, about half of Iowa's Jewish population.
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Rickover warns cost focus harms tech progress
Admiral Rickover told Congress that America overvalues cost effectiveness over actual results in technology goals. He argued that researchers aim for outcomes while managers seek lower costs, a tension seen in the Pentagon and industry. He warned cost analysis cannot capture human life and could derail vital research benefiting future products.
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