Overcome Manpower Shortage in U S Office of Education
Washington AP report details a successful 1965 recruitment drive that reduced unfilled positions from about 700 of 2,600 to 80. Officials drew staff from education groups and nontraditional sources, addressing needs for loan specialists engineers evaluators and data system experts to manage new federal school aid programs.
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U.S
Office of Education
Washington
John Elsbree
Congress
Sth Anc
Elsbree
Civil Service Commission
Plane Crashes Snow Plow Cab During Airport Rescue
An airliner the UAS Viscount left Washington at 12 45 p m landed in four inches of snow at Norfolk airport after foul weather. The plane struck a snow plow cab, trapping operator Willis for over two hours while three cranes freed the aircraft. Willie Willis was hospitalized with a broken right knee and cuts. other injuries were treated and released at local hospitals. Passengers described chaotic baggage scattering and organized evacuation via emergency slide as crews stabilized the scene and towed the damaged plane away.
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Willie
Norfolk General Hospital
Washington National Airport
Charles Smith
Norfolk
John A. Harkins
Virginia Beach
Washington
Newport News
Alice Podell
Winamak
Ind
Bob Turk
Fern. Gale
Mich
Martin Martinous
Providence
R. I
Joseph Davidson
Rankin
George Samuels
DePaul Hospital
Willis
Helicopter search continues for missing men
Seven ships press on with the search for missing men including Mrs Morris C Aneros Oil City Pa ADR 2 Arthur Raymond Hanson Mia Carol Louise Hanson Franklin Mass and ATN 3 George Frederick Takia Brooklyn NY Planes will resume Friday as Taconic Coast Guard cutters Upright and Chi lula Canadian ships Assiniboine Margaree Ottawa three Coast Guard utility vessels three Coast Guard aircraft and two Marine Corps helicopters comb a vast area from Drum Inlet to Cape Lookout and from Cape Fear to Frying Pan Light Station
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Morris C. Aneros
Oil City
ADR
Arthur Raymond Hanson
Mia
Carol Louise Hanson
Franklin
Mass
ATN-3
George Frederick Takia
Afrs
Sally Takia
Brooklyn
Taconic
Coast Guard
Upright
Chilula
Assinibone
Margareee
Ottawa
Marine Corps
Drum Inlet
Cape Lookout
Cape Fear
Frying Pan Light Station
Baker’s Senate Case Involves Loans and Campaign Aid
In 1962 the Senate weighed tax legislation for savings and loan groups amid lobbying. Kenneth Childs of California proposed contributions to Kerr for distribution, linked to a $250,000 Kerr loan and a $50,000 personal commitment. Baker sought aid as his Carousel Motel project faltered. Kerr later asked to record the loan as fees. The defense faced the judge after the government rested.
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Senate
Savings and Loan
Washington
Kenneth Childs
Home Savings & Loan Association of California
Baker
Childs
Kerr
Williams
California
California Savings and Loan
Carousel
Ocean City
Sen
Fidelity Bank & Trust
Oklahoma City
U.S. Dist
Oliver Gasch
Weather Snow and Sleet Hit Broad Area with Fatal Crash
Snow and sleet disrupted the Raleigh area traffic as state crews separated travel lanes. Ralph McLeod White, 24, of Mount Airy, died in a weather related crash after stopping to fit chains on State Rt. 268 near Elkin. driver Worth Williams briefly aided then moved vehicles. The storm stretched from the Appalachians to the Northeast with heavy snow in Salisbury and freezing rain across the Gulf Coast states.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Highway Department
Ralph McLeod White
Blue Ridge Supply Co
Mount Airy
MY. E. Idew
White
State Rt
Elkin
Worth Williams
Cash
Carty Wholesalers
Williams
Associated Press
Appalachians
Pacific
Cascades
Rocky Mountain
Plains
Gulf Coast States
Gulf
Carolinas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginias
Maryland
Virginia
Easton
Cambridge
Salisbury
Washington, D.C
Kenucky
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Philadelphia
New York
Oregon
Cape Blanco
Olympia
Wash
Celler
Seattle
Portland
Pacific University
Tee
Forest Grove
Ore
Washington
Cascade Moon
Idaho
West Sigament
Montana
Rockies
Livingston
Mont
Laramie
Wyo
Powell faces seating decision after Celler report
Powell's fate in the House hinges on a possible seating or barring after the Celler committee report. He is accused by several members of deception in travel funds handling. The Judiciary Committee members include all Democrats except Pepper, plus Moore and MacGregor. Ponyers is the only Black member.
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Celler Committee
Troyi
North Carolina Schools Face Federal Desegregation Scrutiny
Washington NC AP reports seven North Carolina school units await hearings on compliance with federal desegregation guidelines, with 40 to 50 more seen as potential trouble. OEFO official David Seeley says honest effort isn't enough. counties face deferral under court orders and officials are urged to seek help from the Civil Rights office rather than resist compliance.
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Washington, N.C
Office of Schools
David S. Seeley
Equal Educational Opportunities Program
OEFO
North Carolina
Kenneth Haddock
UFO
Haddock
Wilmington
Methodist
Segreg
Ater
Seeley
Chowan
South
OED
GOP speakers push Western union and antiwar stance
GOP leaders Ford and Dirksen urged a Western economic union and a tripartite U S Britain France guarantee, while calling for bold defense and economic reforms. Ford pressed rapid bomber and missile defenses and a two party government with specific tax and urban programs. Dirksen warned Johnson's trade plans risk aiding unfriendly nations and urged cooling Middle East tensions.
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United States
Conference of the Tripartite Guarantee Powers
Britain
France
Middle East
Israel
Dirksen
Supreme Court
Ford
Johnson
Michigan
Senate
Jeaneste
GOP
Congress
Fisher Medal Spotlighted for Vietnam Valor
President Johnson praised Maj Fisher and his men for courage in Vietnam noting their determination and hatred of killing. Fisher landed under Communist fire during a risky rescue after Myers forced down. he earned con spicuous gallantry while serving at Hahn Air Base in West Germany.
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Vietnam
Maj. Fisher
Johnson
North Vietnam
Fisher
Myers
Hahn Air Base
West Germany
Lincoln Gordon Named Johns Hopkins President
Lincoln Gordon a Johnson administration official was named president of Johns Hopkins University. He will succeed Milton Eisenhower when he resigns in June and will take office July 1. Gordon, 52, is now assistant secretary of state for Latin American affairs and U S coordinator of the Alliance for Progress.
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Baltimore
Lincoln Gordon
Johnson
Johns Hopkins University
Gordon
Milton S. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
U.S
Alliance For Progress
Johns Hpkins
Washington
White House
Sol Linowitz
Xerox Corp
Organization of American States
Pennsylvania State University
Kansas
Kansas State
Vietnam War Update Deepens U.S. Commitment
Americans in Vietnam reached 398,000, a net gain of 3,000 since last Saturday, as Cedar Falls operations in the Iron Triangle north of Saigon continued. U.S. air power targeted Viet Cong rail links and fortifications, with 109 missions flown near the border and mixed battlefield results noted in the crossfire of strategic bombing and ground campaigns.
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U.S
Vietnam
Iron Triangle
Saigon
Jess
Iron ‘Triangle
Red China
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Viet Tri
Barry Goldwater
Red Capital
Goldwater
Pan American World Airways
Air Force Reserve
United States
Nguyen Cao Ky
Canberra
South
National Press Club
Jte
Henry Ca
Bot Lodge
Washington
West Virginian Reports Close UFO Sighting Near Charleston
An Dunbar appliance store owner, Tad Jones, said a round four-wheeled craft hovered about three to four feet above Interstate 64 near Charleston, then rose silently out of sight. Guthrie Air Force Base radar said no object was detected at the time, with the incident under review.
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Charleston
W.va
Dunbar
Tad Jones
Interstate 64
Jones
Guthrrie
WiVa
Air Force Base
Barnaby Gliding Pioneer Shapes Aviation History
Barnaby, a 5 foot 4 inch, 125 pound aviation pioneer born in Meadville Pa, shaped early gliding and naval aviation. He earned the first glider pilot license in the United States, wrote a book on gliding, and won the Elder Statesman of Aviation award from the National Aeronautic Association. He flew a 1909 glider at age 16, set a Cape Cod flight record in 1919, and in 1930 piloted a 3000 foot drop from an airship at Lakehurst. Now retired, he works as an exhibitions consultant in Philadelphia and will judge an international paper airplane competition.
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London
Barnaby
National Aerosnautic Association
Wright Brothers
Cape Cod
Mass
Wilbur Wright
Wrights
Meadville
Wilbur
Orville
Columbia University
Navy
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
N.J
Naval Air Station
Barna
Franklin Institute
Science Museum
Philadelphia
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Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Shriver
General Electric
Westinghouse
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Xerox
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