Kennedy Back in Fray Aiding Indian Schooling
Senator Edward Kennedy challenged the Senate Appropriations Committee to restore nearly 4 million dollars for Indian education, winning broad support and a deal to reduce the amount by 100 thousand dollars. The move signaled a resumed active role after his Chappaquiddick accident, as the Senate approved a 1.5 billion Interior bill and Merchant Marine subsidies.
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John W. Finney
New York Times-News Service
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen
Kennedy
Interior Department
Senate
Chappaquiddick Island
Capitol Hill
National Science Foundation
Appropriations ‘Committee
Appropriations Committee
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Alan Bible
Nevada
Appropriations Subcommittee
Sen. Bible
House
Appropriations
Robert F. Kennedy
John J. Williams
R-Del
Dartmouth Launches Bicentennial
Dartmouth College president Jon Sloan Dickey urged 3,600 students at convocation to shape future peace, not abandon today’s hostilities. He marked the college’s 200th year and announced his retirement, stressing understanding of past peace efforts and preventing future wars.
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Hanover
NIH
Jon Sloan Dickey
Dartmouth College
Dickey
Dartmouth
Hemingway Papers Reveal Unknown Novel and Manuscripts
The Hemingway inventory uncovers a hitherto unknown novel Jimmy Breen and a 2 page short story Summer People plus 34 poems 19 short stories and a 10 page Fitzgerald letter. Penn State scholars catalog 332 works from 19 500 pages of manuscripts stored in Key West Cuba bank vaults and Mary Hemingway's vaults with publication planned at Harvard's Kennedy Library display.
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New York Times News Service
New York
Ernest Hemingway
Jimmy Breen
Nick Adama
Fitzgerald
John F. Kennedy
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Mary Hemingway
Charles Scribner's Sons
Penn State
Philip Young
Charles W. Mann
Hemingway
Pennsylvania State University Press
Sloppy Joe's Bar
Key West
Fla
Cuba
First National City Bank of
Manhattan
Maxwell Perkins
Scribner's
Tom Jones
Chicago
Paris
Masai
Mt. Kilimanjaro
Tanganyika
Une
France
Spain
Charles Seribner
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Esquire Magazine
Ketchum
Idaho
Post Office doubles routes to deter welfare theft
In high crime Bronx and Brooklyn districts mail crews operate on shotgun duty to mail welfare checks twice monthly. The program costs about 360,009 dollars annually and relies on volunteers among busier postmen who walk routes unarmed but watchful while the partner delivers checks to boxes.
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New York
Bronx
Brooklyn
U.S
Burying of Utility Lines Proposed in New Jersey
New Jersey Public Utility Commission proposes burying all future telephone and electric lines to preserve environmental beauty and curb promotional practices by utilities. Regulations would apply to eight phone companies and six electric producers, with a public hearing set for December. Brendan Byrne says aims address dense population growth, pollution, and protect natural areas while attracting industry.
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New York Timesews Service
Newark
New Jersey
Public Utility Commission
Byrne
PUC
Maryland
National Association of Regulatory Commissioners
Denver
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John Sloan Dickey
Big John’s
Jennifer
Allendale Shopping Center
Sea Fair
Mobil Travel Guide
Henry Raymont
Fennsylvania State University
Mary Welsh Hemingway
Young
Honolulu
Mid-Pacific Road Runners Club
Waimanalo
Berkshire Broadcasting Co., Inc
Curran Highway
North Adams
Motlear Bros., Inc
North
Pittsfield
Wilson
Lenox Rd
Pris
North St
Onp
St. Joseph's Church
South St
Masonic Temple
New England
Frors& Folks
Tot Packing Co., Inc
Albany, N.Y
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