HEW relaxes security rules for part time advisers
Washington AP The Department of Health Education and Welfare will drop preappointment security checks for part time non sensitive adviser posts. Applicants will sign loyalty affidavits and face post appointment veracity reviews with hearing to challenge evidence. Changes respond to criticism of McCarthy era style rejections.
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Chrysler music safety tour coming to two Baytown high schools
The Chrysler Corp touring high school driver education show Music for Modern Americans will play Ross Sterling High at 9 30 a.m. and Robert E Lee High at 10 30 a.m. Thursday with the Chrysler Spurrlows 17 member troupe. Sponsored by Lumus Baytown Dodge and Page Dittman Motors the program has earned praise from the National Safety Council and tours schools arenas and bases nationwide. In Baytown additional performances are set for Memorial Baptist Church Wednesday and Central Baptist Church Friday at 7 30 p.m.
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Theses reveal Soviet leadership fears and rigidity
A long analysis of a 15,000 word Soviet Central Committee document shows Moscow’s inner circle anxious about change and surrounded by enemies. It warns of Western subversion, nationalism in republics, and the need for cautious engagement with youth while preserving orthodoxy and defending the system.
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Pope Paul May Again Press Peace In 1970
Vatican reports indicate Pope Paul VI will pursue active peacemaking in 1970 through personal diplomacy and symbolic trips such as a potential peace visit to Hiroshima. He urged world leaders to banish war, aided by Caritas relief efforts to Vietnam and the Middle East, and held talks with Nigerian and Biafran delegates in Uganda.
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