Hearings Expedited For Housing Proposals
Washington AP says key lawmakers promise quick action on President Johnsons housing recommendations. Bills split between Banking Committees and a proposed Cabinet level department of housing and urban development with Senate leadership likely. Controversy centers on rent supplements and aids for new towns amid broader program extensions.
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John Sparkman
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John F. Kennedy
Housing
Tme Finance Agency
House
Kennedy
Senate Government Operations Committee
John L. McClellan
Ribicoff
AFL-CIO Threatens to Leave World Labor Body
AFL-CIO president George Meany warned of a possible withdrawal from the ICFTU after criticizing it as ineffectual and bureaucratic. He cited contributions and suggested cutting dues, citing Africa's unions as underrepresented and rivalries weakening the confederation. He planned reforms ahead of a March 15 ICFTU meeting in Brussels.
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American Labor Federation
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Meany
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Afel-Cio Executive Council
World Group
Brussels
International Labor Group
Africa
Boston Fill as Site of UMass Med School
GREENFIELD Mass. The man chosen to be dean of the 5 million University of Massachusetts Medical School says the school should be located in a rural area. Dr Lamar Souter told a Tuesday night audience that a Boston site would compete with city hospitals for referrals and welfare patients.
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University of Massachusetts Medical School
Lamar Souter
Boston
Housewives aiding bookmakers face crackdown in New York
Police report 24 housewives arrested in seven weeks for running illegal telephone answering services from home to aid bookies. They earned tax free 350 to 100 dollars weekly while performing chores, never taking bets themselves. Police warn they aid criminal activity and face fines up to 50 dollars and five days in jail.
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Michael J. Murphy
Hubby
Murphy
Joe
Hormones Claim to Make Skin Look Younger Safely
A New York dermatologist reports a half-woman test where estrogenic hormones softened lines and evened complexion on 50 women, with minimal irritation and no systemic effects. A follow up serum, HORMONEX Beauty Serum, was promoted for rapid results based on a 15,000-person trial and promises twelve days to noticeable improvements.
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New York
England
Hormonex
AEC Seeks 6 Billion For Atom Smashers Plan
In Washington, the Atomic Energy Commission urged Congress to approve a 6 billion dollar, 15 year program to advance high energy physics with larger atom smasher machines. Seaborg outlined a 280 million dollar, 200 billion electron volt machine and studies toward an 800 billion electron volt device, while lawmakers demanded proof of need.
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Congress
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Joint
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
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Seaborg
Seaberg
Leland Haworth
National Service Foundation
Murray Gell-Mann
California Institute of Technology
Melvin Price
D-Il
Joint Committee
Chat Wolifield
D-Calif
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
AEC
Witness says Kennedy pressed Life for Hoffa expose
Senate testimony claims Senator Robert F Kennedy while attorney general urged Life magazine to publish a personal expose on Teamsters leader James Hoffa via Sam Baron as a witness in a potential case. Kennedy denies instigating the plan, saying Baron initiated the contact and no article ran for 16 to 18 months.
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Teamsters
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Life Magazines
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Attorney General
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Hoffa
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Baron
Maffa
Life Magazine
Yale Professor Scores Brewster Over Tenure
In New Haven Yale English professor Alberta Lavalley denounced Yale President Kingman Brewster on tenure criticizing a low tolerance for originality and uniformity. She spoke to 150 supporters of associate professor Richard J. Bernstein whose bid for tenure or a life contract was denied for the third time as about 40 students marched in a 72 hour protest.
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