U S Decides on Nike X ABM System Defense Costs
A New Bedford story cites a multibillion dollar decision on deploying Nike X ABM defense. Estimates range from 8 to 30 billion initial, with 3 to 5 billion yearly costs, amid debate over effectiveness and shelter needs. Key voices include McNamara, JCS, and Congress members weighing strategic and fiscal risks.
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Everett S. Allen
New Bedford
United States
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
Jerome B. Wiesner
Presidential Science Adiviser and Missile Authority
Congress
McNamara
White House
China
U.S.S
Defense Secretary
Peking
U.S
Mel Namara
Zeus
Sprint
Wantal
Solons Criticize Procedure Yet Take No Action on Reform
Washington AP reports Congress left unfinished business on its own efficiency. A Senate House committee draft seeks tighter committee control, more transparency, and expanded staff. It would end proxy voting, require public hearings, and boost GAO use and library research. James Marlow notes the plan stalls with adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Senate House Committee
General Accounting Office
House
Library of Congress
James Marlow
They Graduated Just In The Nick Of Time
In New Ulm Minnesota Mr and Mrs Donald Brandes graduated from the parenthood class at Union Hospital just in time They left the final session at closing and returned home Then in the night Mrs Brandes gave birth to a son at the hospital
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New Ulm, Minn
Donald Brandes
Parenthood
Union Hospital
W P.m
Brandes
An &Pound Son
Atkins elected president of National Management Association
Julian F. Atkins of Pittsburgh has been elected president of the National Management Association, marking a notable leadership achievement within the management community.
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Pittsburgh
Julian F. Atkins
National Management Association
Court Holds Rice Can Admit Negro Students
The First Court of Civil Appeals affirmed a 1961 ruling by District Judge William M. Holland that Rice University may admit Negro students and charge tuition. The trustees argued such actions were necessary to honor William Marsh Rice's intent to establish a first class institution. Justice Tom F. Coleman wrote the three page opinion.
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Houston
First
Court of Civil Appeals
William M. Holland
Rice University
Holland
William Marsh Rice
Tom F. Coleman
Dayton Resident Dies In Liberty
Dayton resident M. C. Ham aged 76 died Friday in Liberty hospital. He was a member of Dayton Methodist Church and Dayton Masonic Lodge, a World War II veteran, survived by Howard Ham of Bay City and Charlie Ham of Dayton, five daughters, one son, nine grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and a brother Grady Lee Ham of SanCloud Florida. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Monday at Dayton Methodist Church with Sterling Funeral Home in charge. burial Magnolia Park Cemetery.
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Dayton
M. C. Ham
Liberty Hospital
Dayton Methodist Church
Louise Reed
Grady Lee Ham
San Cloud
Fla
I Dayton Methodist Church
Magnolia Park Cemetery
Aldous Smith
Robert Lowe
Sterling Funeral Home
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Baytown
Heuston
S. Hwy
Beal Ringer
Coats
Beauty
Mary
Recorders
Lucile Fullen
Pamela
Howell's
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Elks Lodges
Texas
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Canes & Crutches
Black's
Texac Decker
Sterting
Home Delivery
White Star
Sears
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In and CO
Texas Ave
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