Soviet Medical Help Free to Our Fishermen
A Soviet Union spokesman offered free medical assistance and shipboard medical facilities to men aboard United States fishing boats after the first joint Soviet American inspection of vessels off New England. The offer, relayed from fleet chief Nikolai Senerinov, followed praise for mutual understanding between fishing interests, and noted Soviet emphasis on hake and whiting while Americans fish cod and haddock.
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Automation Shifts Labor Power Amid Automation Debate
Washington reports that top labor mediator William E. Simkin says automated production may reduce union strikes as a main bargaining weapon. He notes unrest at local union levels and urges new bargaining practices in major industries while not naming specific sectors.
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20 Women Selected for Hall of Fame at World’s Fair
The Women’s Hall of Fame at the New York World’s Fair honors 16 living and 10 deceased American women of the 20th century. Helen Keller and Eleanor Roosevelt led the ballots. Mrs. John F. Kennedy declined the honor. Portraits will be displayed in the Better Living Center gallery opening Thursday. Other inductees include Marian Anderson, Margaret Bourke-White, Pearl Buck, Edna Ferber, Helen Hayes, and Frances O. Kelsey among others.
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John F. Kennedy
Miss Keller
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Women’s Hall of Fame
Better Living Center
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Pegasus Satellite Launch Sets Nighttime Cape Test
Engineers prepare for a late countdown at Cape Kennedy for a Saturn-1 launch carrying the Pegasus meteoroid detection satellite. The 188-foot booster, riding a streak of eight straight successes, aims for a 3:30 am EDT liftoff in a rare after-dark display.
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Buckminster Fuller Teaching in England
A caption in The Eagle Saturday erroneously listed Buckminster Fuller as deceased with a photograph of a dome in Mexico. Fuller, alive and teaching at Bristow University in England, corrects the record.
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Eagle Saturday
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England
Miami official named registrar at Clark University
Edward T. Graening of Miami Florida, associate registrar at the University of Miami, has been named registrar at Clark University. He will assume the post July 1, succeeding Lydia P. Colby who retired.
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Mass
Washington Post
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Boston Globe
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University of Miami
Clark University
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Lydia P. Colby
Seabees Smart Walls to Root Out Embassy Bugs
The State Department plans a wall demolition program using Navy Seabees to uncover hidden eavesdropping devices in 15 capitals. A $1.6 million request funds interior demolitions and mobile teams to search and secure embassy rooms while Marine guards secure sites after hours.
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Tokyo
Kennedy Critic Says McKeon Misguided Kennedy
New York Democratic Senator Robert F Kennedy is accused by State Senator Joseph Zaretzki of being misled by State Chairman William McKeon. Zaretzki claims McKeon favors the Republican line to keep upstate and New York City Democrats at odds, and asserts Kennedy’s staff mocked him.
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