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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1964

Page

7

Rusk says he will avoid partisan politics this year

Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a State Department news conference he intends to avoid partisan political activity in the presidential campaign year though he cannot help discussing foreign policy on a national, bipartisan basis. He faces questions on Viet Nam policy and the administration's handling as the campaign season intensifies.

Washington Dean Rusk Rusk State Department Nelson A Rockefeller New York Viet Nam Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Senate Johnson

Paradise plant uses distilled water for boiler system

Visitors to the Tennessee Valley Authority steam generating plant at Paradise, Kentucky, are assured of pure drinking water from a fountain fed by distilled water supplied to the plant. The mineral-free water is part of the system used to provide boiler feedwater.

Paradise Tenn Central City Tennessee Valley Authority

800000 Mile Walk and Scout Merit Badge Totals

New York AP reports the Boy Scouts of America estimate 16,000 Scouts and leaders walked a combined 800000 miles last year to earn 50-miler merit badge awards. Each Scout must complete at least a 50 mile trek by foot boat or canoe with five days minimum and at least 10 hours of conservation service.

New York Boy Scouts of America

Women Split Over Margaret Chase Smith Candidacy

AP report notes mixed support from women and men for Margaret Chase Smiths presidential bid. Letters to her Maine Republican office show about 296 percent favorable, with some endorsing a woman president while others mock the idea. A Buffalo man voices a hostile line on women voting.

Margaret Chase Smith Buffalo, N.Y Washington White House Maine Granada Hills Calif

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