Harriman Attacks Military View On National Needs
W Averell Harriman says defense chiefs and lawmakers push an unbalanced view of U S needs. He criticizes Pentagon policy, warns against overreliance on military judgments, and notes dangers of scaring the public about Soviet nuclear threats. He also cites Vietnam’s limited aims and Soviet desire to avoid nuclear war.
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The FIGHIFAYS are yours
The FIGHIFAYS are yours. Are you littering your own?
Florida Mayor Sues Self Over Zoning Court Battle
Palm Beach hamlet leader James M. Brown Jr. serves as mayor, police chief, and judge while suing his nephew over a zoning violation at a boat sales lot. He recuses from action, turning the case to the Palm Beach Circuit Court and pledges strict enforcement of town laws.
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Scholarship Planned For Miss Kopechne
Caldwell NJ AP The memory of Mary Jo Kopechne secretary killed in an auto accident with Senator Edward M Kennedy will be perpetuated by a scholarship fund at Caldwell College for Women A spokesman said the fund was established by Boston area businessmen impressed by Mary Jo s idealism Miss Kopechne graduated from Caldwell College in 1962.
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Two Men and Boy Die in Desert While Walking to Help
Independence California AP report: three individuals Arnold Dodson 65 Jay Harold Mast Jr. 16 and Harold Mast Sr. 40 died after car breakdown left them stranded in 120 degree heat. They attempted a 20 mile trek toward civilization from Bishop area Irvine and Corona, seeking a spring oasis nearby but veered away from it.
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Textile Makers Deny Laxity
Washington AP The textile industry denies dragging its feet in fighting brown lung byssinosis among cotton mill workers. The American Textile Manufacturers Institute says it is aggressively pursuing its investigation while conceding that medical studies to date have been sporadic and limited. Consumer advocate Ralph Nader had claimed up to 100000 workers suffer the disease.
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