North Carolina housewife completes master’s degree in 8000 mile trek
Rosa Torruellas Kurtz a 24 5 year old North Carolina housewife finished requirements for a Master’s degree at Drexel Institute after commuting 8000 miles between Philadelphia and Fayetteville since January 27. She traveled weekly by bus for 12 hours each Wednesday night to attend classes and will join her husband in Okinawa after a final trip to Puerto Rico.
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Philadelphia
North Carolina
Drexel Institute
Rosa Torruellas Kurtz
Fayetteville
N.C
Michael B. Kurtz
Ft." Brage
Drexel
Sp Eeeville
Okinawa
Science of
Puerto Rico
Nation
Rosa
Kurtz
Penn
Sylvania Hospital
United States
Protests Across U.S. and Canada Rally Against Viet Nam War
Demonstrations from Buffalo to Toronto show broad antiwar turnout. In New York a counterdemonstrator collapsed. in Boston pacifist A J Muste led a march of 1 500 to 2 000 from Cambridge Common. About 3 000 marched in San Francisco up Market Street to Civic Center. Counterpickets and small rallies occurred in Atlanta Hartford New Haven Rochester and Oklahoma City. A fire bomb damaged a storefront HQ of a pro party group in New York. One marcher in New York, Isadore Lipschitz of Brooklyn, declared willingness to die for his country.
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Buffalo
San Francisco
Market Street
New York
Isadore Lipschitz
Brooklyn
Committee For Independent Political Action
Harlem
City College of New York
Columbia University
Bernie Olff
Central Park
Miami
Fox
Atlanta
Hartford
New Haven
Conn
Rochester
N.Y
Oklahoma City
Toronto
Canada
U.S
Philadelphia
Joseph Shallit
City Hall
Worcester
Mass
Cleveland
Salt Lake City
Pittsburgh
Federal Building
Oslo
Norway
Johnson
Lyon
France
Inflation and War Time Goods Policy Update
Inflation trends mix with new stockpile releases and commodity controls. Officials report slowed retail sales, housing starts down, and a rising economy pressuring prices while stockpile actions ease shortages in copper tungsten vanadium and platinum. Protests and antiwar demonstrations occur nationwide amid policy debates.
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Senate House
Jto
Economic Council
Shoe industry fights price pressure after hide curbs
Officials say shortages may clear by year end though Viet Nam era rules ease only a factor. Booming global demand for hides, reduced Argentine exports, strain U S supplies. Manufacturers and retailers pledge to curb prices in talks with the President's advisers, but no firm promises. House Agriculture Committee supports revisiting export curbs.
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White House
Indonesia
China
Commerce Department
Argentina
House Agriculture Committee
Proposal Would Cut Rep Powell’s Domain in Congress
A plan from the Joint Committee on the Reorganization of Congress proposes splitting the House Education and Labor Committee. Powell would no longer chair both education and labor as a single panel. The idea aims to create separate education and labor committees, with Powell possibly remaining as chair of one.
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Rep. Powell
Washington
Congress
Landrum-Griffin
Charles M
Armittee
Powell
Bor
Halem
ACW
Cujmntaleo
UDEOS
House Education and Labor Committee
Joint Committee
Senate House Committee
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Triangle Supply
Park Avenue
General Electric
Wagssa
Front
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Allenwood
America
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