Sheridan Tank Chapter Ends as House Votes to Kill Program
The House voted to terminate the $1 billion Sheridan tank program after current contracts, despite opposition from military spending critics who failed to cut Safeguard, CSA, ships and missile programs. Rep. Latta urged ending the caseless ammunition tank amid safety concerns and past censure. Senate opposition to full funding could block the $72.8 million request if authorized.
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Washington
House
Armed Services
L. Mendel Rivers
D-Sc
CSA
Rivers’ Committee
Army
Delbert L. ‘Latta
Ohio
Senate
Peace minded student joins Rider ROTC class in Trenton
Jean Ann Sarnowski a 20 year old senior becomes a new addition to Rider College ROTC in Trenton New Jersey strengthening the ranks. Her peace candidate preference did not prevent her from enlisting in the student military program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rider College
Trenton
N. J
Jean Ann Sarnowski
Crosby's Wife Granted Default Decree in California
Georgi Crosby, 26, a former Las Vegas showgirl, testified that Bing Crosby's 33-year-old son Philip drank to excess and was often away at night. Superior Court Judge Laurence J. Rittenband granted a default decree. Crosby ordered to pay $500 monthly alimony for 27 months.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Georgi Crosby
Las Vegas
Bing Crosby
Philip
Superior Court
Laurence J. Rittenband
Crosby
Albuquerque
N.M
College Girls Go Blouseless on Beach Side Campus
AP reports at Miami area campuses coeds and male students are embracing a blouseless fashion despite mixed opinions from administrators and faculty. Some say it helps beat the heat and fits beach culture while others urge moderation and caution in halls and classrooms.
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Milam
M. J. Son
Taylor
Miami Dade
Florida
College Students Rate Newspaper Fairness Above Other Media
Rene Cazenave of the San Francisco Examiner directed a study by the APME content committee showing college students find papers most accurate and fair among media, though many view stories as sometimes inaccurate, with campus unrest and Vietnam among frequent concerns. The survey included 110 colleges and 82 schools, average ages 21 and 16 respectively, across 34 and 27 states.
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Hartford
Rene Cazenave
The
San Francisco Examiner
APME
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