Humphrey says Soviets fear MIRVs more than ABM threat
Former vice president Hubert Humphrey, after a 13 day Soviet visit, said Soviet leaders fear American offensive missiles more than the Safeguard ABM system. He urged continuing ABM research but opposed deployment. He noted Russians seek better US ties, favor discussions, and remain wary of arms talks amid domestic strains. He also signaled possible Senate run in Minnesota.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Soviet Union
Senate
Minnesota
Humphrey
Middle East
Vietnam
Alexei Kosypin
Tempers Flare as Senate Debates ABM Safeguard
In Washington the ABM debate neared its fourth week as Sen. Holland accused opponents of filibuster while Cooper Hart and Stennis urged a vote. Tower threatened to table the measure, Fulbright would delay until his committee reviews secret Pentagon studies critical of Safeguard.
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Senate
Spessard L. Holland
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John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
John G. Tower
R-Fox
Cooper-Hart
John ©. Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
New York Rule Lets Students Dress As They Wish
Albany ruling by acting education commissioner Nyquist allows boys to grow hair long and girls to wear slacks in school if the dress code targets health safety or activity participation. The decision covers Jeffrey Myers Pavilion Central High School, Daniel Cossey Linton High School, and Barbara Jahnson and Yvonne Watkins Port Chester Senior High School cases.
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Ewald B. Nyquist
Nyquist
Genesee County
Jeffrey Myers
Pavilion Central High School
Daniel Cossey
Schenectady
Linton High School
Barbara Jahnson
Yvonne Watkins
Port Chester Senior High School
Berkshire Eagle Subscription Rates and Changes Notice
Postal zones and pricing for subscriptions including one month to one year options with discounts for foreign addresses and military members. Change of address procedures advised to prevent service interruption with notice to local post offices and the Berkshire Eagle. Second class postage paid at Pittsfield Massachusetts 012701.
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Focal Post
Berkshire Eagle
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
New U S Study Links Smoking to Unborn Harm and Disease
A 1969 supplement to the Public Health Service review reports cigarette smoking worsens heart disease risks, promotes atherosclerosis, and harms fetuses. It notes higher infant mortality risks, slower growth in babies of smokers, and links to emphysema, chronic bronchitis, and oral health decline.
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New York Times
Washington
Public Health Service
Agnew
Robert H. Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
Finch
Frank Loesser, Song Composer, Dead at 59
Frank Loesser, composer of Guys and Dolls and The Most Happy Fella, died at 59 from lung cancer at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. The son of a New York City piano teacher, he briefly attended college and had early fame writing Army show songs in World War II. He also wrote Baby It’s Cold Outside for Neptune’s Daughter and earned the 1948 Academy Award. his brother was pianist Arthur Loesser. He married Lynn Carland in 1936, the union ending after 20 years as she produced Most Happy Fella.
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New York
Frank Loesser
Mount Sinai Hospital
Neptune's Daughter
Ray Bolger
Charley
Amy
New Ashmolean
New Ashmolean Marching Society.” the Son of A New York City
Arthur Loesser
Lynn Carland
Loesser
Harvard launches public policy graduate program
Cambridge Mass AP reports Harvard University's John F Kennedy School of Government has started a graduate program in government service and public policy to train students for public affairs careers. The initiative aims to broaden policy analysis and public sector leadership among graduates.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard University
John F. Kennedy School of Government
Nixon Admin Uncovers 3.1 Billion Budget Surplus
Washington AP The Nixon administration unexpectedly reports a 3.1 billion dollar federal budget surplus for the last fiscal year, based on Treasury and Budget Bureau figures. Higher individual income taxes and lower outlays drove the gain, altering the deficit trend since 1960.
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Nixon
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Bureau of the Budget
Senate
John J. Williams
R-Det
the Treasury
Charles F. Walker
Budget Bureau
Robert P. Mayo
Johnson
Eisenhower
Cabinet Members Clash Over Space Funding
SEATTLE AP Two cabinet members urged lower space spending while Vice President Spiro Agnew pushed for a Mars objective this century. George Romney and Robert Finch called for budget restraint and prioritization as Agnew argued for a targeted, meaningful space goal.
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Seattle
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Mars
No. 1
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Housing and Urban Development
George Romney
Health, Education ‘and Welfare
Robert Finch
Finch
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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