Alliance Still Needed To Curb Reds, Rusk Claims
Rusk told CENTO foreign ministers that communists have not renounced world revolution and remain bent on destroying the UN charter based world community. Police dispersed and arrested several demonstrators as about 200 students clashed at his luncheon arrival. Pakistan’s Bhutto was absent as King Faisal’s Saudi visit delayed his trip. Stewart warned the India Pakistan Kashmir dispute, though not CENTO related, concerns stability of the region and vigilance remains warranted.
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Rusk
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Michael Stewart
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Stewart
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Indian Subcontinent
Milpitas Elects First Negro Mayor Ben Gross
Milpitas appoints Ben Gross as its first Black mayor after he led the April 13 council election. Gross, an auto factory employee, was chosen by the Milpitas City Council, which meets in Santa Clara County. The city, population about 16 000, lies north of San Jose.
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Santa Clara County
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Milpitas
San Jose
Harrisburg Appropriations Hearing Hears Employee Dues Details
An appropriations committee prepares to hear in Harrisburg as Mollen requests Blackbill to submit detailed descriptions of the duties of every employee supported by the General Fund. The backdrop shows cardboard boxes filled with forms.
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Harrisburg
Mollen
Blackbill
General Fund Appropriations
Foreign Cars To Report Defects In U S
Senator Abraham Ribicoff says foreign automakers with large U S distribution will be asked to provide a complete list of product defect warnings reported since 1960. He heads a Senate subcommittee drafting the requests. American makers say they will comply with a similar request previously made. In Providence Rhode Island Frank E Waite 77 longtime Rhode Island College education department chair died yesterday.
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Abraham Ribicoff
United States
Connecticut Democrat
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Providence, R. I
Frank E. Waite
Department of Education
Rhode Island College
Pa. Dems Contempt Hearing Sparks Controversy
Gov. Scranton faced questions as Det. Angelo Carcaci alleged illegal wiretaps. The House, led by Ronald Lench, debated authority and possible contempt actions for Purdy and three officers who did not attend the March 15 hearing.
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Contempt ruling hinders Hamilton action as hearings proceed
The contempt resolution barred Speaker Robert K. Hamilton from acting without a second vote. Republicans and the Justice Department argued the matter could not reach the courts until the men were imprisoned. Meanwhile committee hearings resumed today on the administration request for 600 additional troopers.
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Robert K. Hamilton
Justice Department
Doctors warn against overuse of wonder drugs in children
NY pediatrician Dr. Willis J. Potts warns that antibiotics are being abused in pediatric care. He recalls his 20 year old blue baby operation and notes drugs should be used sparingly to avoid immunity and reduced effectiveness. He promotes a new book and stresses home care for minor illnesses.
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Willis J. Potts
Potts
Sheboygan
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Diane Schnell
Westbury
Trial Judge Reassigned In 1963 Election Campaign Fallout
Judge William S Rahauser of the Allegheny County Orphans court handled the trial after Judge Dwyer recused due to election campaign timing in 1963. The exceptions allege Dwyer misconstrued the contingent fee basis for attorneys in the case.
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William S. Rahauser
Allegheny County Orphans Pro
Clark Urges Direct Talks With Viet Cong
Senator Joseph S. Clark urges direct talks with the Viet Cong, criticizing the Johnson administration for not negotiating. He also denounces the federal highway program as a relic of barbarism and opposes a $25 million covered expressway plan over the Delaware Expressway corridor.
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Joseph S. Clark
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Viet Nam
US Bureau of Public Roads
Delaware River
Philadelhia
Latrobe Steel reports first quarter 1966 earnings
Latrobe Steel Co announces earnings of 717,873 and sales of 11,571,118 for the first quarter of 1966. The report highlights strong steel products demand and regional market activity reaching into Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
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Latrobe Steel Co
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