Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin editorial notes and Viet Nam items
Our Daily Bread reports on shifting to offset printing with new 35mm Minolta camera use and local picture coverage for Lions Kiwanis and Rotary clubs. It also describes the offset workflow from film to plate and previewed a press-tested screen-ed page negative. International and national items include Da Nang strike support for Thi, Rusk comments, and Faubus canceling a Hot Springs engagement.
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Lions Club
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Minolta
O.K
Prescott
Non Reds Approve U S Policy Rusk Says
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Boston University banquet that the great majority of non Communist governments back the U S role in Vietnam despite some not publicly signaling support He predicted more nations would offer help as free world awareness grows Outside about 150 college age pickets protested U S Vietnam policy in Montreal U S officials emphasized a peaceful settlement and inclusive talks with Viet Cong marked by reforms and military action If ongoing, more governments would provide increasing tangible assistance to South Vietnam
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Viet Nam
da Nang
Nguyen
Chanh Thi
Thi
Rusk
U.S
Barney McDevitt
Jakarta
Suharto
Juan Bosch
Washington
Johnson
Mars
Venus
Botoatist
Britain
Prince Philip
Dean Rusk
United States
Republic of Viet Nam
Boston University School of Public Communications
Free World
Hanoi
Peking
State Department
South Viet Nam
Montreal
U. Alexis Johnson
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Atlanta
Ribicoff
Congress
White House East Room
Military High Command
White House
Amherst College Receives 400000 Grant for Scholarship Fund
The University of Massachusetts in Amherst announces a 400000 private scholarship fund, the state’s largest single gift, bequeathed by George M. Codding, a 1909 graduate and former Bartlett Tree Experts executive vice president, who died September 23, 1964 in Darien. In separate action, the St Francis County Public Welfare Department will obtain a 244283 federal grant under Title V of the Economic Opportunity Act for a work experience training program, announced by Senator John L. McClellan.
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Amherst
Mass
University of Massachusetts
George M. Codding
Larsen, Conn
Bartlett Tree Experts, Inc
Darien
Washington (Ap
St. Francis County
Soviet to Manipulate World Freight Rates, Says Leader
Edwin M. Hood, president of the Shipbuilders Council of America, told the Portland Properties Club in Cape Elizabeth Maine that the Soviet Union will soon be able to manipulate world freight rates at will. He said Moscow aims to enlarge its merchant marine to dominate world trade and expand Soviet influence.
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Cape Elizabeth
Maine
Shipbuilders Council of America
Soviet Union
Edwin M. Hood
Portland Properties Club
Gemini 8 mission rescheduled to Wednesday morning
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP the Gemini 8 launch window for the rendezvous in space target satellite has been tentatively moved to Wednesday morning as space agency officials announced today a new tentative schedule and speaker at Lions meeting noted the delay in the agenda due to technical preparations.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
Space travel to Mars or Venus in 2001 predicted
AP science writer FRANK CAREY reports a predicted 2001 spaceflight cost of about 1600 dollars for a round trip to Mars or Venus, priced at about 10 dollars per pound. Experts foresee an economical manned transport to near planets, plus robotics, 3D TV, vast satellite networks, direct earth links, and automatic language translation.
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Frank Carey
Washington (Ap
Mars
Venus
Eugene B. Konecci
Konecci
National Aeronautics and Space Council
American Astronautical Society
Robert Hutchings Goddard
Nonecci
Daniel J. Fink
Defense Department
Division of Defense Research and Engineering
Earth
Outer Space
Rhode Island
Romania
Vermont
Venice
Magnolia Plant Resale Scheduled
The IRS has rescheduled the Magnolia Steel Corp sale in Little Rock for March 31 after postponements from March 1 and March 11 due to a lack of bidders. The agency cited the best interest of the government and taxpayers and indicated no one was prepared to bid on the property.
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Little Rock
Internal Revenue Service
Magnolia Steel Corp
IRS
Millions in Jakarta Demonstrate Support for Suharto
Jakarta radio reported more than a million people gathered in the Indonesian capital to back Lt. Gen. Suharto. Speakers urged cleansing the cabinet of Communists and trials for Communist elements. The Pancha silra Front organized the rally. U.S. ambassador Marshal Green called it among the largest he had seen. Demonstrators backed actions to stabilize the economy and reopen the University of Jakarta, which President Sukarno had closed amid student protests. Suharto had seized control and banned the Indonesian Communist Party, with ousting of pro-Communist ministers anticipated. Subandrio, Saleh, and 16 others were reportedly under house arrest.
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John Cantwell
Singapore
Jakarta
Suharto
Panchaslra Front
U.S
Indonesia
Marshal Green
Tokyo
University of
Sukarno
Abdul Haris Nasution
Indonesian Communist Party
Radio Jakarta
Sarbin
Subandrio
Chacrul Saleh
Saleh
Eyr
Approval of Tax Bill Nears Final Congressional Action
The $6 billion tax package, already passed by both chambers, heads to the House and Senate in compromise form. It raises revenue for Viet Nam efforts and curbs inflation with boosts to automobile and telephone taxes, and a revised withholding system. It also extends Social Security pensions to some 3,000 seniors 72 and older not yet covered, offering $35 a month for singles and $52.50 for couples, with eligibility rules.
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Edmond LE Pre Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Sign Up Now for Medicare Before March Deadline
Hempstead County residents 65 and older must enroll by March 31, 1966 to avoid penalties and a long gap until October 1967. The Social Security Office at 121 College Drive Texarkana will stay open all day March 26 and extend hours March 22 24 28 29 30 31 to help enroll.
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Hempstead County
Otis Blackwood
Social Security Administration
Social Security Office
College Drive
Texarkana
Blackwood
Peace Force May Gall It Quits In Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo AP The Organization of American States weighs disbanding its 8000 member peace force as the Dominican election nears political parties attack the mission to win nationalist support. Officials fear a backlash may trigger further violence against the force which includes 6800 Americans. Since last May 24 peacekeepers have been killed and 174 wounded in the wake of the Dominican revolution.
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Santo Domingo
Organization of American States
OAS
Ground Fight Slows Planes Hit Targets Near Border
U S Air Force B52s bombed a Viet Cong staging area near the North Viet Nam border while ground fighting slowed in Saigon area. Two U S planes were lost, including a Navy Albatross rescue craft. In Da Nang mass protests demand elections and Thieu’s dismissal as Ky government struggles.
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Thomas Arel
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North
Viet Nam
Nguyen Chanh Thi
da Nang
Ist
Nguyen van Thieu
Hue
North Viet Nam
Phu Yen Province
South China Sea
U.S. 101S Airborne
Tuy Hoa
IRS changes in Little Rock appoints new supervisor
William P. Sprecher, 43, of Jackson, Mississippi, took over as supervisor of the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division in Little Rock on Monday, succeeding James S. Merrick who had retired December 390, 196.
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Little. Rock
William P. Sprecher
Jackson
Miss
James 5. Merrick
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division
Internal Revenue Service
Merrich
Hempstead County Cancer Crusade Director Named
Hempstead County selects Mrs. George M. Young of 1505 S Pine St as director for the 1968 Cancer Crusade beginning April 1. She attended a pre Crusade planning meeting in Philadelphia on March 10 and will announce drive details.
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Hempstead
George M. Young
Pine St
Young
Arkadelphia
Willie's Week End junior play promises many laughs
The 1966 Hope High School Junior Play Willie's Week End promises strong laughs with characters Mrs Winkle Cindy Reese and Willie Larry Don Wright amid a comical plot involving a supposed kidnapping burglary and a ransom note. Tickets on sale at the door this Friday night 8 p.m. in the Hope High School Auditorium New Haven Conn Yale University mulls letting women undergraduates at all male Yale President Brewster says the corporation may explore ways Yale might contribute to the need for high quality education for women beyond its graduate and professional schools.
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Hope High School
Willie
Eva Wood
Peggy Franks
Caplin
Kidd
Bill Etter
New Haven, Conn
Yale University
Yale
Kingmim Brewster
Yale Corporation
Johnson signs war bill and urges China to seek peace
President Johnson signed a $4.8 billion aid bill for Vietnam and called on China and North Vietnam to abandon conquest. He framed Congress approval as a vote behind the fighting men, and in the East Room pledged that peace yields greater human profit than war. Secretary Rusk affirmed broad government backing for the U.S. role, while anticipating more support soon.
Man Accused in Slaying Shot at Trial
In Pine Bluff Arkansas James Miller 26 lay seriously wounded after four shots struck him during a murder trial in Jeffereson County courthouse Monday Authorities planned to charge Chancie Williams 38 with assault with intent to kill Williams is also from Pine Bluff Police arrested him as he fled down stairs Mrs Williams admitted her husband fired the shots Miller had been on trial for the October 31 1965 murder of Dorothy Williams 19 the daughter of Williams Miller previously faced second degree murder charges in that killing a mistrial was declared by Circuit Judge Henry W Smith
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Pine Bluff
Ark
James Miller
Joe Holmes
Chancie Williams
Jeffareen County
Miller
Williams
Dorothy
Henry W. Smith
Arkansas Members Vote On Tax Bill Amendments
Washington AP report shows Arkansas lawmakers voting on key amendments to a tax adjustment bill. Prouty amendment adopted 45 40 adding coverage for those over 70 under Sodg Security. Gore amendment rejected 10 75 removing two excise tax increases. Ribicoff amendment rejected 37 47 proposing income tax credits for higher education expenses. Passage of the tax bill 79 9 and of an aid bill 82 2 for Southeast Asia and Santo Domingo. Fulbright and McClellan aligned with the majority on all roll calls.
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Arkansas
Prouty
R-Vt
McClellan
Fulbright
Gore
D-Tenn
Ribicoff
D-Conn
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