University of Missouri reshapes Social Work School
Columbia AP The University of Missouri will create a separate School of Social Work and Community Services on July 1, elevating it from the College of Arts and Sciences. Arthur W. Nebel becomes dean, directing a broadened division amid rising demand from state and federal agencies and private groups. Nebel, MU alumnus, long served in state social services and university roles.
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Ban Lift Per Sukarno on West Irian Parties
President Sukarno on Tuesday lifted a two year ban on political parties in West Irian the former Dutch colony ceded to Indonesia in 1963.
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Government Test of Cancer Drug Urged in Testimony
Seventeen pages from the Congressional Record in which Sen Paul Douglas urged government testing of Krebiozen were read to a jury. Juline L. Sherwin, attorney for a defendant in a conspiracy to defraud case over the anticancer drug, spent an hour forty minutes presenting the document in Federal District Court.
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Mass Algerian Arrests Denied Amid Coup Rumors
Algiers officials rejected rumors of nationwide arrests after a coup against President Ahmed Ben Bella. Six arrests were confirmed, with no bloodshed reported as demonstrations involving Ben Bella's supporters led to detentions but quick releases.
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Mood of House Jovial in First Night Session
The House opened its night session in a jovial mood with food and humor as a bill to allow St. Louis County municipal police to follow suspects outside city limits was debated. An amendment reworded fresh pursuit to hot pursuit, prompting exchanges about meanings and procedure citing Cannon's rules, before votes defeated the amendments and the bill. The gathering then shifted to revision bills, some of which provoked discussion.
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Youth Drowns After Warning At Valdosta Clay Pit
In Valdosta Georgia AP report Frank James warned a non swimmer youth away from a rain flooded clay pit used as a swimming hole. He jumped in to help when Willie C West 16 screamed but the boy died in James arms. The incident underscores the danger of the pit after rainfall.
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Lynda Bird Helps Unearth Skeleton Disagreement on Cigarette Ads
In Grasshopper Arizona and Washington the House and Senate clash over cigarette ad rules after a 70-year-old skeleton note links smoking to cancer. The House backs a three year ban on FTC ad regulation while the Senate seeks a longer ban, with party leaders pressing for health warnings in ads. The bill advances to a House Senate conference to resolve the ad regulation duration.
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Pretty Yellow Canary Named For Lyn Johnson In Arizona Visit
Apache name Pretty Yellow Canary given to Lyn da Bird Johnson during a two week University of Arizona study trip in Kansas City. She discussed skeleton findings from the Fort Apache reservation and reflected on the lineup practice used by police for suspect identification, noting New York City recently abandoned the method as outmoded.
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Kennedy urges priority on halting nuclear spread in Senate speech
Robert F Kennedy pressed for immediate U S actions to prevent nuclear proliferation by about a dozen nations within three years. He urged negotiations with the Soviet Union on nonproliferation guarantees, creation of nuclear free zones, extending the test ban to underground explosions, freezing stockpiles, and strengthening IAEA, while noting China’s atomic program complicates talks.
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USIA Aid Quits After Wilson Resigns Deputy Director Post
President Johnson accepted the resignation of Donald M. Wilson as deputy director of the United States Information Agency. Wilson, the No. 2 official since November 1983, said he wished to resign August 1 to return to private life. He plans to become general manager of Time-Life International in New York City.
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Miss Johnson Tours Archaeological Field Site in Jeans and Boots
Newsmen and Secret Service agents accompany Miss Johnson as she walks the 160 acre archeological site. She dresses in jeans and boots and calls the experience worthwhile though tedious. Lynda Bird hopes to do more archaeology later but summer plans keep her away from digging.
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Scholarship winner leaves University of Utah estate
Salt Lake City AP reports William C. Browning, mining engineering scholar and benefactor, died in 1961. Browning funded Utah's first mining engineering scholarship before graduating, and the University’s School of Mines and Mineral Industries announced Tuesday that he left more than 1 million dollars to the school.
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