Romney Gaffe Pushes Rockefeller Into Middle Ground
Washington report notes Detroit News editorial urging Michigan Gov. Romney to bow out and promote Gov. Rockefeller as a moderate alternative. The piece covers reactions from Romney aides and GOP leaders, plus Rockefeller’s denial of a 1968 run and debates over Nixon’s front-runner status.
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Tough Bargaining Seen From Viet Cong Front
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports hints that the Viet Cong and North Vietnam arm themselves with tough bargaining as a new political program appears, aiming to meet a changed situation. The National Liberation Front claims weakened American support and hints at a possible break in the near future while Hanoi presses talks only after bombing ends.
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New Way To Cut Sulfur In Fuel Oil
CHICAGO Improved technology to reduce sulfur content in heavy fuel oil was described by two Esso Research Laboratory scientists. The method, based on hydrodesulfurization, could cut sulfur by 75 to 90 percent and is ready for licensing. The paper notes about 90 million tons of sulfur dioxide emit annually, with petroleum combustion contributing substantial share.
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Hard To Find Negroes In Coast Guard
Washington AP report notes difficulty attracting Black personnel to the Coast Guard, especially at cadet and officer levels. Despite a nationwide drive begun after 1961 observations, only five Negroes among officers, five cadets, with broader representation in civilian staff. Coast Guard Academy requires standard exams and a strict physical, unlike other academies.
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Sex Separation Questioned by Loyola Professor
Dr. Frank J. Kebler of Loyola University suggests easing sexual segregation of nuns and priests in the spring issue of the Journal of Religion and Health. He argues heterosexual associations provide essential learning experiences aiding social adjustment and the formation of adult sex roles and relationships, and may benefit spiritual development.
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Frank J. Kebler
Loyola Universiy
Journal of Religion and Health
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It Costs $15,000 To Keep Capitol Policemen Near
The Capitol police force costs about $15,000 annually for keeping officers near the Capitol. The 493 officers’ laundry bill runs about $42 per man per year within a $96,758 miscellaneous police appropriation. Other costs include $4,125 for 60 black whistles and $3,240 for four gold plated badges. Equipment and replacements run about $429.70 per officer per year. The capitol physician’s office cost $328,645 last year, mainly for medicines. An X-ray unit approved for $1,277,000 may raise costs if space is found.
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Make-Up Artist Don Cash Recasts Faces Across Wars
Hollywood makeup veteran Don Cash has spent 38 years transforming stars and soldiers. From Roddy McDowall into a chimpanzee for Planet of the Apes to creating artificial noses for war veterans, his work spans WWII to Vietnam. He trained, repaired, and improvised with molds, sponge rubber, and surgical adhesives, earning recognition for battlefield and on-screen reconstruction and aiding injured GIs at Walter Reed.
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Associated Press
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Cash
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Ist National Travel Service opens in Baytown Texas
The Ist National Travel Service, a unit of Ist National Bank, offers full travel planning including airline tickets hotel bookings and theatre tickets with no direct charge to customers and commissions from suppliers. It promotes group tours tote bags and claims globe knowledge from its staff at 300 West Texas Avenue Baytown Texas with local and Houston contacts.
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