Crisis Room creases at the State Department touchstone
The state department crisis center operates with plain rooms and ordinary staff as the thundering present of world events. Multicolored phones connect to officials, while task forces form to address crises from hijackings to invasions, often after rumors from press sources reach the room first.
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Dean Acheson
Dean Rusk
State Department
Czechs Say It With a Flag Protests Hit New Delhi Embassy
Czechoslovaks in Prague reportedly planted a Soviet hammer and sickle flag at the Indian embassy after India abstained in the U N Security Council on a resolution condemning the Soviet occupation. The National Herald noted the phrase Czechs say it with a flag in mocking India’s protest style.
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Prague
National Herald
India
U. N. Security Council
Herald
Rekindle Man’s Faith in America After Detroit Beating
Maurad Wissa a 48 year old Egyptian in Detroit reports his faith in America rekindled by a letter from a 10 year old school boy signed Your Friend Tim It urges him to keep up his chin and reminds that good and bad exist in every country U S Manufacturing Co pays his $1000 hospital bill and a $5 gift is included Also Bob Brooks and Gus Schrader announce Iowa Oregon State game broadcast at 1 15 p m Saturday on KCRG Radio 1600
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Maurad Wissa
America
Tim
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U.S. Manufacturing Co
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Gus Schrader
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Health Care Grants Jump 253% in Seven Years
New York AP report shows federal health care grants to states rose 253 percent from 1960 to 1967. Grants totaled $11 billion in the most recent year, up from $3 billion in 1960, with about three quarters of all federal state grants now dedicated to health care.
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New York
Health Insurance Institute
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