Address By Humphrey To Be Highlight At AP Meeting
The Associated Press annual meeting opens in New York with Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey slated to address the luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria. The program includes AP officers’ reports, director elections, and discussion of Viet Nam and other topics affecting the newspaper business among 1200 editors and executives.
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Viet Nam
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United States
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Lucky Little Lad born with PKU in Towanda
Wayne Scouten, 18 months old in Towanda Pennsylvania tests positive for phenylketonuria PKU a rare condition that can cause mental retardation without early treatment He is the first child in the state diagnosed under the testing program A sister with PKU died at age 10 without walking or talking In Washington AP France’s withdrawal from NATO described as the most serious European event since the war by Ambassador Charles Bohlen but he says NATO remains united and not in disarray Bohlen testifies March 17 before a House subcommittee noting France could pull forces from NATO bases and its move could harm NATO as a structure He cites De Gaulle’s aim to keep France outside Viet Nam and says he sees France as potentially seeking a major role in negotiating with the Soviet Union or Red China but doubts French intermediary prospects
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New Training School Dorm To Be Dedicated
The North Carolina Board of Juvenile Correction will name a new dormitory at the State Training School for Girls in Kinston to honor Juvenile Correction Commissioner Blaine M Madison at a Sunday dedication. Mrs. Dan Moore will deliver the dedication address during the Decade of Progress celebration running April through May with a public program at each juvenile training school.
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North Carolina Board of Juveniles Correction
State Training School For
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Blaine M. Madison
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Board of Juvenile Correction
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