Rivers To Seek Classification Authority For Armed Services
Chairman J Mendel Rivers plans to ask the House to let the Armed Services Committee classify its own information, mirroring Pentagon practice. The bill would force Defense and other agencies to provide any information the committee requests on national security centers, extending secrecy norms to internal papers and military analyses.
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George C. Wilson
Washington Post
Washington
J. Mendel Rivers
D.8.c
House
Armed Services
Pentagon
Defense Department
House of Senate
Armed Services Committee
Joint Committeé On Atomic Energy
Executive Branch
Senetors
Navy
Defense
Melvin T. Laird
Con
Doveshi Congress
House Armed Services
Congress
Laird
Secretary of Defense
Wife of Beret Victim Upset By Decision
In Saigon the wife of a Green Beret casualty, Mrs. Thai Khac Chyuen, expressed deep upset over charges being dropped against eight Green Berets. She threatened drastic actions and appealed to the United Nations if the case is not pursued, while lamenting lack of communication from American and South Vietnamese governments. She seeks three months of her husband's salary totaling about 3600.
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Robert G. Kaiser
Washington Post
Saigon
Vicim
Thai Khac Chyuen
Green Berets
Chayen
United Nalions
Hierwo Sens
Chuyenlas
House Center Inspires Design
In Washington DC the National Housing Center serves as NAHB headquarters and a hub for housing design progress. The center hosts 125 staff planners and engineers and supports NAHB members, affiliated associations, and the National Housing Center Council displaying latest products and equipment.
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Washington, D.C
National Housing Center
National Association of Home Builders
America
Angioneers
NAHB
CABYC Schedule for Saturday Meeting and Film Festival
The Colorads Association for the education of Young Children hosts its first 2026 meeting at Laboratory School Bishop Lehr Hall in Bishop Lehr Hall. A classroom film festival for teachers parents and children will be shown followed by a panel discussion. New CABYC officers are Gerald Bruenell president Ben Ramer vice president Nancy Swank secretary Katherine Randolph and new directors Mrs Anne Dass Mel Miriam McMhev Dr Joseph Dodds and Mrs Crulie McAtee. Reservations contact Mrs Marianne Stuamers at 4700 19th Ave Greeley.
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Colorads Association For the Ducation of Young Children
CABYC
Bishop Lehr Hall
Tetchers
Colorado
Keith Godshall
Mr Paso Comeunity Calle
Colorado Springs
Deuber
Morrow
Colley
Martha Ann Owen
Refrigerator Ice Cube Dispenser Debuts At National Exhibit
The National Housing Center展示 in Washington showcases a new refrigerator with a door cradle to push and collect ice cubes, plus a chute for easy dispensing. The display also highlights a glass cooking surface, non-slip tubs, glossy faucets, and weatherproof vinyl sheathing for low maintenance homes.
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National Housing Center
Washington
National Association of Home Builders
NAHB
New Voice Instructor Hired at CSC
Miss Glenda Maurice appointed as voice instructor at Colorado College in CSCs voice department. Former part time instructor at C&C, graduate of Texas Wesleyan College and Manhattan School of Music, with six years professional work in New York City and nationwide. Served as consultant for Junior League of New York and director of musical activities at Time, Inc. magazine. Residence in Denver as distant manager of Air. Strong reviews in major national papers noted. Other department members include Dr Howard Sayer and Dr Dwight Nofager with graduate assistants.
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Glenda Maurice
Coloradoe College
Chanda M. Lehmitz
Maurice
C&c
Texas Wesleyan College
Manhat School of Music
Maurie
New York City
New York
Jind
Marlboro
Denver
Junior League of New York
Time
Lee
York Times
Herald Tribune
Washington Post
Boston Globe
New Yorker
Vaire l Department
Setinity
Howard Sayner
Dwight Nofaiger
Sanford Linseame
Joseph Line Ane
Anthony Kink
John Halon
Boston University bans SDS from campus
Boston University on Monday barred the Students for a Democratic Society from campus. Dean Stanton Cur aid the action removes SDS recognition and blocks use of facilities after an SDS meeting last Friday where chairs were smashed and a youth was beaten.
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Boston
Boston University
Students For A Democratic Society
Stanton
SDS
Nude acquittal shocks Hawaii case at Makena Beach
A District Court judge acquitted Marilyn Kyman of San Francisco on a nude sunbathing charge in Hawaii. Witnesses testified she sat in shade under a tree when arrested on Makena Beach, nude only from the waist up, last week.
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Pata
Hawaii
Marilyn Kyman
San Francisco
Makena Beach
Blood Donor Restrictions Tightened by Malaria Scare
Blood donor policies tighten as malaria fears rise in the United States. Officials note small risk from donors who recently traveled to malaria areas or served in Vietnam, with six month or six year returnee rules under review amid a global blood shortage.
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Harry Nelson
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Vietnam
United States
Quita Control
Byron Myhre
Tlosla
Angeles-Orange Counties
Train Collision in Shizuoka Injures 125 in Yard Crash
A three car commuter train struck a stationary freight train in a yard 70 miles southwest of Tokyo injuring 125 people. All injured were aboard the passenger train and fifteen including the engineer were seriously hurt. About 400 passengers were aboard the commuter train.
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Shizuoka
Japan
Tokyo
Paylice
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