New England lawmakers press Udall on oil policy
N E Bloe and 25 New England House members urged Interior Secretary Udall to clarify his stance on future oil policy. They cited Johnson's delegation of oil policy to Udall and questioned how import quotas on residual fuel oil will be affected for heating and utility use amid declining domestic production. The group noted about 30 million dollars annual extra costs from quotas and a sellers market in New England.
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Khrushchev Returns From Poland Visit by Train
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev returned by train Tuesday night from a three day visit to Poland Tass reported with no details of the trip in the one paragraph notice.
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Goldwater Begins New Hampshire Handshake Campaign Trail
Goldwater travels across southern New Hampshire on the first day of his New Hampshire campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. He praises the strong turnout and urges unity among Republicans while eyeing possible entries by Nixon Lodge and Chase Smith. He plans stops in Nashua Milford Amherst and Manchester with a foreign policy speech at St Anselm College in Manchester.
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Connecticut Goldwater drive forms for Barry nomination
Norman Marsilius of Trumbull named chairman as a Goldwater organization opens a downtown Hartford headquarters. The group backs the Republican nominee regardless of who it may be, while the state party remains neutral. Connecticut will send 16 delegates to the San Francisco national convention in July.
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Overseas Teachers Sending Back Raise Too Trifling
Washington AP reports teachers in overseas postings rejected a $100 a year pay rise. They are returning the raise in small installments to Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara. E. L. Katzenbach Jr. disclosed the protests, noting he did not know how many teachers are returning the money.
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Ousted Otepka Taped At State Dept
Washington AP reports Elmer D. Hill has told Senate investigators that phone conversations involving Otto F. Otepka were taped. Hill also said former superior John F. Reilly knew of the taping, contradicting sworn testimony. The disclosure emerges from a closed-session transcript released by the Senate Internal Security subcommittee amid Otepka’s dismissal controversy.
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Jr Life Saving Deadline Friday
Final registrations for the Red Cross Junior life saving course at Dalton Community House will be accepted Friday at 6 45 pm The class meets Friday evenings from 6 45 to 8 45 and opened last week with 32 enrolled It is open to boys and girls aged 12 through 15
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McCartney Named Secretary and Director of University Relations
Robert J. McCartney, former director of university relations at Maryland, named secretary to the UMass board of trustees and head of communications. He will coordinate news publications radio and revision and succeeds John W. Ryan who left for Arizona State University. McCartney is a 1941 UMass graduate and previously served as university news editor and director of publications at UMass before moving to Maryland in 1956.
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Scranton Plans To Share Views With Candidates
Governor William Scranton, named as a possible GOP presidential candidate, says he will sell his views on national issues to all candidates. He plans to meet soon with Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater, one of the announced contenders for the nomination.
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