Fulbright Involved in Argument With Robertson in Senate
In Washington Sen A Willis Robertson D Va denied that Sen J William Fulbright D Ark called him a liar during sharp exchanges Monday. Robertson, an opponent of the limited nuclear test ban treaty, read a prepared statement and said the discussion with Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, reflected ongoing tensions over ratification.
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Transcript shows Fulbright forgery claim and treaty stance
Congressional record cites Robertson accusing Fulbright of forging the treaty before hearings. He reads a transcript noting a lawyer letter asking if it is normal for the Foreign Relations Committee chair to announce support before hearing any witness.
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Cuba Seeks Larger Student Visit to Cuba Next January
NEW YORK AP A Brooklyn grand jury resumes its probe into the 59 student trip to Cuba as a new invitation surfaces. The Student Committee for Travel to Cuba says it aims to send 200 Americans to Cuba next January, with the Cuban Federation of University Students backing expenses. One student drowned during the eight week stay. upon return, most visas were invalidated.
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Fulbright and Robertson Clash Over Treaty Details
In Moscow, Fulbright rebuts a claim that he approved the treaty before seeing it. He says the record shows he and a majority of the committee reviewed the pact beforehand, while Robertson presses about letters alleging early support. Fulbright confirms the treaty’s approval came after review, not before.
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Tiny Quints Seem to Be Doing Fine
Aberdeen AP report states Fischer quintuplets entered day four breathing easily with good color. Dr James Berbos cited no fixed danger period and noted each newborn may face hurdles. Babies began formula feeding and have received more than 35000 dollars in gifts as mother and father select names for the four girls.
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Arkansas Supreme Court Voids Fondling Case Evidence
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled admissibility of evidence in a Greene County fondling case void and prejudicial, overturning a 3 year prison term for William D. Ward and remanding for a new trial. Associate Justice Paul Ward wrote the opinion, rejecting unrelated prior incident testimony. The decision also upholds a Clarksville light and water board expenditure ruling with council oversight for future spending.
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AEA Sets Up Group at Little Rock Convention
Arkansas Education Association approves a professional practices body to raise teaching standards and protect ABA members rights. The ABA’s annual convention is set for Nov. 8-9 in Little Rock with Rep. Wilbur Mills as principal speaker.
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Washington News Summary of Production Jobs and Recognition
Industrial production dipped slightly in August after a seven month rise, with the industrial production index near 1250 and a July drop blamed on iron and steel and auto output. The Labor Department reports a modest rise of nonfarm employment by 107000 to 67600000. U S recognition of Malaysia was automatic as the federation began. Kennedy sent Deputy Undersecretary U Alexis Johnson to Kuala Lumpur in ceremonies. A Senate labor subcommittee tentatively approved a fair employment practices bill to end private industry discrimination, with full consideration ahead. The White House announced a two day conference on mental retardation in Warrenton Virginia with more than 225 delegates to discuss federal programs and interagency cooperation.
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