Billion-dollar plan to explore and exploit the sea
The White House announces a 2.3 billion program to develop six to eight deep-diving crafts, 52 research ships, and 12 new laboratories to advance oceanography, fishing forecasting, and underwater mining. Funds would be split among Navy, NSF, and other agencies, aiming for 1972 milestones and defense relevance.
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Washington
White House
Atlantic Ocean
Navy
National Science Foundation
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Coxist Geo Idetic Survey
Atomic Energy Commission
The
Public Health Service
Coast Guard
Jand
Sci
Isea
Windsor fund tops Cancer Drive as locals donate
Windsor chairman Mrs. Margaret Catherman reports a $67.50 gain from the cancer drive. Firemen battled an electrical short at the Boody home. Kenneth Estes returns to Northeastern University after an 16 week work period.
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Margaret Catherman
Windsor
Boody
Kenneth Estes
Northeastern University
Boston
Noth Adams Hloosae Savings Bank
Selectman
Joseph
Mattis
Jack Mattis
East Langmadow
George Sturtevant
Hillcrest Hospital
Pittsfield
Melissa Hathaway
Hudson
Ohio
Walter Reuther Urges Reason In Race Crisis
LAS ANGELES AP Walter Reuther calls for calm and reason to solve racial tensions or risk a civil war, warning democracy would fail to represent freedom abroad if it cannot secure it at home. Speaking before the National Urban League, he urges swift enactment of Kennedy civil rights measures.
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Walter Reuther
Los Angeles
United States
National Urban League
Reuther
Ford
Bethlehem Steel reshuffles top posts in leadership move
Stewart S. Cort named president of Bethlehem Steel Corp at 62. He succeeds Edmund F. Martin, who becomes vice chairman under Arthur B. Homer as Bethlehem's chief executive. Appointments take effect Thursday.
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Betielem, Pa
Stewart S. Cort
Bethlehem Steel Corp
America
Cort
Edmund F. Martin
Arthur B. Homer
Bethlehem
Rights march set for August in Washington DC
Reuther pledged to join the civil rights march scheduled for Aug. 28 in Washington DC. The event aims to demonstrate Negro demands that Congress pass the President's civil rights program.
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Reuther
Washington
D.C
Congress
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Kennedy
Bethlehem Steel
Cantry Restaurant
Williamstown
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Daylin
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Cosmetics
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