Senate approves 50 million Boston space center plan
The Senate endorsed a 50 million space research center for Boston after a brief clash between Sen. Curtis and Sen. Stennis over the project. The vote defeated a move to kill the center 45 to 21. NASA plans initial 5 million for site selection and planning with final location approval pending House and Senate space committees.
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UPI
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R-Neb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Senate hearing on CAB decision to cut Northeast routes
Senators Saltonstall Kennedy urge Congress to review CAB ruling that ends Northeast Airlines flights south of New York City. Hearing set next Thursday to assess economic impact on New England, jobs, and air travel, with National and Eastern named as two remaining carriers.
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War College Opens at Newport with Multiservice Officers
The Naval War College begins its 80th academic year next Friday with Army Navy Air Force and Coast Guard officers in attendance. Six civilian students from government agencies will also participate.
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Director Named to NH Mental Health Post
Dr. Shao-Chi Yu, former senior psychiatrist at Philadelphia State Hospital, was named director of the New Hampshire Division of Mental Health. He will start the $15,000-a-year role September 1.
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UPI
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Philadelphia State Hospital
New Hampshire Division of Mental Health
Republican Senators Push Rights Amendment to Civil Rights Bill
Eight Republican senators introduced an amendment to the civil rights bill to bar racial discrimination in all federal aid programs. It would require mandatory funding cuts with judicial review, reflecting hopes the White House revisions align with GOP aims despite previous Kennedy opposition to mandatory denials. Kennedy testified on revisions as Congress planned an eighth Judiciary Committee session.
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Brown suspends Psi Upsilon after house damage
Brown University's alumni publication reports the Psi Upsilon fraternity, established 123 years ago, suspended with its 12 members denied fall term registration. The action followed damage in the fraternity house lounge. Brown President Barnaby C. Kenney provided the remarks in the Brown Alumni Monthly. The Psi Upsilon Club of Rhode Island may seek to reactivate the charter by showing members.
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Hoover 89th Birthday Observed by Former President
Herbert Hoover, 89, remains spry in a Waldorf Astoria suite as he marks another birthday. He works daily, drafting a history of the last 30 years, while doctors report improving health after a June GI bleed and advise against public duties for now. He published Fishing for Fun and lives with regular medical visits and a nurse on hand.
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ITU Convention Approves Report on Merger Efforts
LONG BEACH Calif AP The International Typographers Union 103rd annual convention approved a report calling for continued merger attempts with other printing craft unions. President Elmer Bron called the proposal a safeguard against automation. The body endorsed Kennedy’s civil rights program by voice vote amid Southern objections. A past president Woodruff Randolph of Colorado Springs was defeated on addressing the delegates. observers noted his faction opposes the merger. Per capita tax discussed rising from 1 to 1.75 dollars to fund the union printers home in Colorado Springs and the typographical journal.
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Body of Priest Found in Closet in Murder Hunt
New York AP report states Rev. Francis J. McShane a 42 year old priest was found stabbed twice in a bedroom closet of his sister’s Manhattan apartment. A blood stained steak knife nearby matched a set stolen from Yonkers last Tuesday. His brother Rev. Vincent McShane searched after the priest failed to appear at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in Elmsford.
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Manhattan
Francis J. McShane
Yonkers
N.Y
Vincent McShane
Larchmont
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Westchester County
Elmsford
Navy secretary to probe shipyard charges in Maine
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Kenneth E. BeLieu will meet Portsmouth Navy Shipyard workers in Kittery Maine to discuss charges of low productivity and high costs. Union leaders and Maine senators pressed for a formal investigation by the Senate subcommittee led by Sen. John L. McClellan.
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R-Maine
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Portsmouth
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McHenry
Navy
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Suddenly Slim girdle offers new figure slimming method
England's Silhouette Shop promotes Suddenly Slim a new girdle and panty version claimed to slim without diet or exercise for women within 15 pounds of target. The front nylon panel, leather side panels, and Lycra spandex mix provide a stiffened contour with a slim border. Offered at Second Floor with phone contact 443-0011.
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England
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