Johnson names Pace as chairman of new Public Broadcasting Corp
President Johnson selects Frank Pace Jr. former Army secretary and ex Budget Bureau director to chair the new Public Broadcasting Corporation. The board will include 12 of 15 members with two announced earlier Dr Milton Eisenhower and Dr James Killian Jr. The act funds include federal and private support with $4 million from government this year and $2.5 million private. Pace to lead for one year before board picks a chairman.
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Washington
Johnson
Frank Pace Jr
Army
Budget Bureau
New Public Broadcasting Corporation
White House
Pace
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
James Killian Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Public Broadcasting Corporation
Florida teachers threaten mass resignations over education bill
35,000 Florida teacher resignations were activated as the Legislature adjourned after a funding stalemate. FEA leaders warned they will stay out, risking jail, while the state moved to allow noncertified staff to fill classrooms. Kirk pledged a veto if no referen dum is included, amid broader blame over the education package and local tax relief politics.
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Phil Constans
Florida Education Association
Constans
Kirk
FEA
California
Alabama
George Wallace
iConslans
Florida
Hedy
Floyd Christian
Duval
Jacksonville
Dade
Miami
Key Mem
Three U S Pilots Freed Return To U S Homeland
Three U S pilots released by North Vietnam are due to land at Andrews Air Force Base near Washington around midnight Saturday. The fliers proceed to hospitals for rest and checkups in Ohio Texas and Maryland after their long voyage via Alaska.
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Washingigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Pentagon
Air Force
Norris Overly
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Air Ferce
John D. Black
Lankland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Navy
David P. Matheny
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Maryland
Thhey
Eielson Air Force Base
Alaska
Harry Padgett
Clark Air Force Base
Phillipines
Eielson
Padgett
Matheny
Black
Assembly debate on capital outlay bonds and revenue plan
The General Assembly mulls borrowing up to 81 million dollars via general obligation bonds for capital outlay, while the budget contemplates 70 million pending voter approval in the November general election. Delegation work on a plan to allocate revenue more equitably continues, with Del. Arthur Giesen Jr. promising completion early next week as the Appropriations Committee moves toward finalizing funding.
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Mills E. Godwin
Appropriations
Assembly
Republican House
Del
Arthur Giesen Jr
Staunton
Appropriations Committee
Giesen
Grain prices drift on CHICAGO Board of Trade week
Soybeans and other grains moved within an irregular range on the Chicago Board of Trade as four sessions slowed by Lincoln’s Day holiday produced brief price flurries. Wheat corn oats rye and soybeans posted small gains or losses while broader factors such as China tensions and selective service rulings barely affected prices.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Lincoln
Pacific Ocean
Solon Says Two Soviet Spy Ships Apprehended Off Canada
New York AP report says a Long Island congressman stated that two Soviet electronic intelligence ships were apprehended off the Canadian coast. Details on locations and timing were sparse and not independently confirmed.
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Solon
Coast
Canada
NEW York
Long Island
Lester Wollf
D-N.y
Long Island Press
Jean Victor Allard
Ottawa
Wolff
Congress
Allard
Canadian
North Korea
Pentagon
Newfoundland
Pueblo
Dean Rusk
Congressional
U.S
Civil Air Patrol
Air Cadet League
CAP
Vietnam War Attacks Expand Around Saigon Area
Reports from Saigon describe intense action across the area with attacks on Cu Chi Phu Lam and other bases. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces fought back as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units pressed the siege of the Citadel and surrounding districts.
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Saigon
U.S
Cu Chi
25Th
Phu Lam
Thu Duc
Quang Trung
Lai Khe
Phu Lai
Bien Hoa
Kontum
1 Quang Duc
Dalat
Mekong Delta
Ben Tre
Cai Lay
My Tho
Can Tho
Soc Trang
Dong Tam
Chau Phu Vinh Long
Rach Gia
Phu Bai
Hue
U.S. Maries
Perfume River
Royal Burying
Ernest Cheatham
Long Beach
Calif
5Th Marine Regiment
Royal Tombs
Vietnam
Marine Buried Under Hue Citadel Rubble For Six Hours
A Marine buried under rubble for six hours during fighting at Hue's Citadel cried out for help as North Vietnamese troops counterattacked. Marines secured the tower after climbing over corpses and debris, then found the wounded man after probes through the wreckage and dust. He received water and bandages after being rescued.
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Hue
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Century Club
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Arma
Isove
Nanas
U.S. Weather Bureau
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ESSA
U. S
Homeland
Benton, Ky
Benton
Marshall County
Godwin
Virginia
U.S. Supreme Court
House
Jhe
Harry H. Vaughan
Hopewell
State Board of Elections
Vaughan
Lee
America
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Dial
Waekdaya
Sun
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Greensboro
Masonic
Inday
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