Johnson Stumps Texas After San Antonio Visit
President Johnson relaxed at his ranch after a rapid Texas swing to support Democratic Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez. He connected with crowds in San Antonio, praised Gonzalez and Sen. Yarborough, and met the crowd around a yard table with Gonzalez, Yarborough, and Cantinflas. He planned a memorial service in Fredericksburg for Kennedy and a goodwill birthday message to France's De Gaulle.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
San Antonio
Henry B. Gonzalez
Texas
Gonzalez
Ralph W. Yarborough
D-Tex
Yarborough
John Connally
Sebastian Saldana
Kelly Air Force Base
Cantinflas
Johnson Ranch
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Fredericksburg
John ¥. Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Cactus Jack Garner
Tere
Tully
Uvaldo
Congress
Roosevelt
FDR
US Plans Nationwide Pesticide Residue Monitoring
A federal initiative by the Committee on Pest Control will monitor pesticide residues nationwide. Public Health Service will run human impact studies, Fish and Wildlife Service will track wildlife, FDA will continue food surveillance, and Agriculture will sample meat products and soils. The program also targets river water, soil, and regional usage patterns to gauge accumulation and risks.
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Washington
Federal Committee On Pest Control
Public Health Service
Fish and Wildlife Service
Food and Drug Administration
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Department
Department of Health, Welfare and Education and Interior
Nine Arrested in Darien Narcotics Raid Shocks City
Nine youths including Michael J. Smith are free on bond after a pre dawn raid on Smith’s Darien apartment. A 15 year old girl was released to guardians, while a 19 year old and others faced charges under state narcotics law and a child injury statute. Police said marijuana was found and court dates set for January 4.
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Darien, Conn
Michael J. Smith
Smith
Wight
Jack White
Darien
Iastern Air Lines
Nancy Hitchings
Miss Hitchings
Rodney S. Hielson
Hls
George Hughes
State Supreme Court
Hugh McManus
Ofiers
Glenn Carter
New Canaan
Carter
White
Thomas Alpert
William Weir
Allen G. Lanier
New York City
Marilynn Zadda
Judy Melfi
U S silent on A arms for NATO report dominates security brief
The Defense Department refused to confirm or discuss the New York Times report that the United States secretly mounted nuclear warheads on NATO ally aircraft and missiles over six years. The department stated policy bars location numbers and operations details of nuclear weapons. The Times cited US control as largely theoretical, with recent strengthening reducing unauthorized use.
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U.S
Finney
Defense Department
Britain
Belgium
Canada
France
Greece
Italy
Netherlands
Turkey
Prise Author Spurns Post Over Oath
Retired Harvard professor Howard Mumford Jones resigns a visiting professorship at the University of Texas in protest of the state university’s loyalty oath. Jones, Pulitzer winner for American culture history, says the oath is vicious and violates AAUP principles.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Howard Mumford Jones
University of Texas
Jones
U. S
Jone
American Association of University Professors
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Pulitizer
Norman Hackerman
Texas
N Y University Officials Resign Over Tuition Clash
Four top City University officials including Bowker Meng Gideonse and Levy resigned after proposing a theoretical city tuition for New York colleges. Mayor Wagner asked the Board of Higher Education to delay action pending mediation. Gov Rockefeller had suggested state absorption to curb costs amid long standing governance tensions.
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New York
City University
New York Schools of Higher Education
Robert F. Wagner
Board of Higher Education
Nelson A. Rockefeller
State University
Albert H. Bowker
John J. Meng
Hunter College
Harry J. Gideonse
Brooklyn College
Harry L. Levy
University
Dr. Meng
Springfield Armory closure plan attacked by mayor
Springfield Mayor Charles V. Ryan charged that Defense Department policy shifted to private industry and that a Booz Allen Hamilton review was biased to justify closing the 170 year old Springfield Armory. He called for a national publicity push and said experts would brief Washington and New York within two weeks.
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Springfield
Mass
API
Charles V. Ryan
Tat
Defense Department
Springfield Armory
Ryan
Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
McNamara
Booz, Ailen and Hamilton
Metamara
Booz
Allen
Hamilton
Armory
Washington
New York
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Amherst, Mass
Department of Physics
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Pittsfield
Selesman
North Street
Institute
Harvard Street
Brookline
N.Y
Scotch Importers, Ltd. N.Y
William Et Deias
William Henry Inn
ALA
B. King
Ake
CUBE
EL Valencia
Gel
Kel
Freihofer
Butter Parker
Hermits
Bronx
Reyes
Bley
California
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Black-eyed Susans
Sunbeam Bread
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