Pressures in naming of diplomat revealed
Washington AP report outlines pressures behind the nomination of Benigno G Hernandez as U S ambassador to Paraguay. Amid Democratic concerns over diplomatic qualifications and a lack of prior foreign service, Hernandez, 49, Albuquerque, faces Senate confirmation with initial skepticism from lawmakers and questions about the administration's selection process.
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Washington
Snow
Hernandez
Paraguay
Johnson
Benigno G. Hernandez
Albuquerque
William P
Lottery sales begin in New York with first tickets sold
New York AP reports tickets for the New York State lottery went on sale at 12 01 am with patrons lining up at outlets including the Americana Hotel where Patricia Nelson of the Bronx bought the first ticket. Officials estimate sales aim to reach 30 million monthly for education funding.
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New York
Americana
Patricia Nelson
Albany
New York State
New Hampshire
Miss Reddick Named For Church Post Involves Hernandez
Sen John Sherman Cooper cites an unsettled nominee who may enter diplomatic affairs as Hernandez meets State Department officials. Miss Beverly Reddick of Nashville is named as a candidate for a full time church and community work post with a master’s degree in Christian Education in June. Hernandez, a New Mexico appointee, has ties to Albuquerque politics and federal service, and Montoya pressured for Spanish descendant appointments. The Lake of the Ozarks Parish serves touring denominations.
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John Sherman Cooper
U.S
India
Beverly Reddick
Nashville
Tenn
Hernandez
Montoya
Lake of the Ozarks
Reddick
Scarrett College
Miss Reddick
MYF
New Mexico Board of Finance
Albuquerque
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Economic Opportunity
Navy
Railroad seeks end for two Kansas City trains
Washington AP reports Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to discontinue Train No. 16 leaving Kansas City at 8 p.m. and arriving Minneapolis at 8:25 a.m. and Train No. 15 leaving Minneapolis at 8 p.m. and arriving Kansas City at 7:55 a.m. June 30 may end service.
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Washington
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Doctors quit smoking in Chicago survey results
A Chicago report notes 32 percent of American doctors do not smoke with many quitting recently due to evidence linking cigarettes to lung cancer. A new nicotine eliminating tablet helps reduce dependence and under 2 percent of 180,000 users still smoke. Readers may request free information by mailing names and addresses to the Anti-Tobacco Center of America.
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Chicago
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Dept
Fifth Avenue
New York
Missouri archeology grant funds Pomme de Terre work
An AP report from Columbia notes a 35,900 National Science Foundation grant to Missouri researchers. The study focuses on the Rodgers Shelter on a river terrace near the Osage and Grand rivers, uncovering 8,000 year old traces and a long cultural sequence. Data aim to map ancient Indians in the Ozarks region, with Dr. W. Raymond Wood supervising.
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Columbia, Mo
Benton County Science Foundation
Warsaw
University
Missouri
Ozarks
W. Raymond Wood
Columbia
A.D
Rodgers
National’ Park ‘Service
Jack
Kaysinger Bluff
Grand
Osage
Breshears
Shelter
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Notice on Construction Damages Claims Deadline
Absolutely no complaints of construction damages by the original contractor will be considered unless a written complaint is received prior to June 5, 1967. The notice sets a strict cutoff date for filing any grievances regarding damage claims.
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Water District
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