Arab Unity Talks Marred by Nasser Baath Rift
Al Ahram disclosed heated quarrels during Iraqui Syrian Egyptian unity talks begun last March. Nasser accused Baathists of breaking up the old Egypt Syria Union, while they accused him of trying to dominate Syria through agents rather than cooperating with real revolutionaries.
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Iraq
Syria
al Ahram
Egypt- Syria
al Abram
Byrd renews bid for state health center in West Virginia
Senator Robert Byrd presses the U S Public Health Service to locate the proposed seventy million dollar national center for environmental health in West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle. He argues proximity to federal agencies aids policy and operation, noting past opposition from House and Senate appropriations panels over planning money and traffic concerns in the D C area.
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Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
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National Center For Environmental Health
West Virginia
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Robert J. Anderson
Byrd
National Bureau of Standards
Gaithersburg
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Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Anderson
House Appropriations Committee
Beltsville
Prince Georges County
Montgomery County
Washington, D. C
Bureau of States Services
Unity Talks and Syria Egypt A R Pulled by Internal Strife
Previously secret minutes recount talks ending in a unity declaration among three nations and a later April accord on machinery for a United Arab Republic. The movement later floundered amid Ba Athist opposition to submergence in a Nasser dominated National Front, sharp Syrian disagreements, and Nasser’s shifting stance on immediate unity.
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al Ahram
Nibad el Kassem
Damascus
Abdel Karim Zehour
Four Southern Chiefs Hold Fate of Tax and Rights Bills
Four Southern committee chairmen may determine the fate of civil rights and tax revision measures in Congress. Sen. Byrd James Eastland Rep. Smith and Rep. Mills could slow or block action to protect other priorities, with tax-cutting views and civil rights opposition shaping proceedings.
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Southern Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
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James C. Eastland
D-Miss
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Howard W. Smith
House Rules Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
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Mills
Kennedy
Arkansan
Smith
Byrd
Senate
Teenage Tyranny Spurred by Loose Home Rules
Mrs Lorena Anderson and Mrs Eunice Benson cite a psychologist on a TV show arguing that permissive parenting fuels teen rebellion. The piece urges firm, loving parental guidance and consistent consequences, noting rebellion grows from early neglect of discipline and respect.
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Lorena Anderson
Eunice Benson
Prince Charles at Gordonstoun to face liquor charge
ABERDEEN Scotland Prince Charles returned to Gordonstoun School after a weeklong cruise among the Scottish islands. Headmaster Robert Chew summoned him to the study and stated he had fully investigated the affair and dealt with the incident, which is now closed.
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Prince Charles
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