Laird Questions Conventional War Strategy in Europe
Rep. Melvin R. Laird questions the wisdom of building a conventional war capability in Europe as House debate on the 1964 defense bill notes potential added divisions. He argues Soviet conventional advantages and possible need to rely more on nuclear strategy, warning against expanding military aid programs. The piece ends with an unrelated note on bald eagle protection.
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Associated Press Special Service
Washington
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Europe
House
Laird
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Navy names civilian dean at Annapolis to blend arts and science
Arthur B. Drought, 48, selected by Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth to serve as the academy's first civilian academic dean. He will leave Marquette University to lead efforts toward a broadened curriculum and longer term planning for midshipmen and officers, emphasizing liberal arts alongside science. He aims to align the program with Navy needs and global assignments.
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Milwaukee
Arthur B. Drought
Navy Academy
Drought
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Annapolis
Marquette University
College of Engineering
Navy
Ruth
Richard
Michael
Arthur Jr
Milwaukee State Teachers College
Northwestern University
Harvard
Navy Experiment Station
Philadelphia
Accountants Elect Haritos President of Midwest Power Group
The Midwest Power Accounting Association elected Trifon E. Haritos of La Crosse as its president. Haritos, Dairyland Power Cooperative accounting supervisor, previously served as vice president. Other officers elected include Harry Dickinson of Grand Forks North Dakota as vice president and Bruce Ellis of Poplar Bluff Missouri as secretary treasurer.
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Midwest Power Accounting Association
Trifon E. Haritos
la Crosse
Haritos
Dairyland Power Cooperative
S. 24Th St
Rural Electrification Administration
United States
Harry Dickinson
Grand Forks
N.C
Bruce Ellis
Poplar Bluffs
Belafonte Criticizes Kennedy on Integration Policy
In Toronto AP report Belafonte assails President Kennedy as bankrupt in handling integration. He speaks at a luncheon raising funds for a Martin Luther King fund, urging stronger moral leadership from the president.
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Toronto
Harry Belafonte
Kennedy
Belafonte
Martin Luther King
11 000 Expected At UW Summer School
The University of Wisconsin estimated a record 11 000 students will attend summer school on the Madison campus. An additional 10 000 youngsters and adults are expected for clinics and institutes during the summer months.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Food Specials Available For Picnics
Wide variety of economy eating candidates featured for the Fourth of July picnic. Smoked hams, pork butts, cold turkey and roast beef lead sandwich choices while fried chicken is highlighted for take along. Prices on turkeys and beef are noted with regional variations and fresh produce like cabbage tomatoes greens carrots onions and radishes accompany fruit such as peaches and melons.
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Associated Press
New York
Cole Slaw
Proxmire and Nelson Back Low Spirits Areas Bill
Wisconsin's two Democratic senators William Proxmire and Gaylord Nelson joined the Senate majority to pass the administration's $455 million low in spirits areas bill.
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Nelson
Washington
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Senate
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