Proxmire Links McNamara Attacks to Congressional Frustration
Washington AP Senator William Proxmire faults congressional frustration for attacks on Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara. He notes McNamara has vetoed several projects and asserts McNamara wields strong control, while praising his leadership and goal of peace.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D - Wis
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Proxmire
CBS
Washington Report
Army
Navy
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Congress
Defense Department
Waterville Postal Worker Honored for 43 Years Service
Waterville Iowa ceremony honored Lawrence Slattery who retired after 43 years at the Waterville Post Office. Rev Earl Baalson served as master of ceremonies and led the tribute to the longtime postal patron.
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Waterville
Iowa
Five Monroe County Men Enter Service
Five Monroe County men reported to the induction station in Milwaukee as Monroe County's March Selective Service quota. Leaders Connie Casper and Bruce Kressin of Sparta join Henry Rockwell of Warrens Thomas Williams and Roger Johnson of Tomah. Larry Hunter of Black River Falls led another group of nine men to Milwaukee for pre induction physical examinations.
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Sparta
Wis
Monroe County
Milwaukee
Connie Gasper
Bruce Kressin
Henry Rockwell
Warrens
Thomas Williams
Roger Johnson
Tomah
Larry Hunter
Black River Falls
Boswell Scholar Chauncey Tinker Dies at 86 in New Haven
Chauncey Brewster Tinker, 86, Yale University scholar who discovered the long missing Boswell papers in 1925 and served as Sterling Professor of English literature at Yale, died Saturday after years of illness in New Haven Connecticut.
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New Haven, Conn
Chauncey Brewster Tinker
Yale University
Tinker
Sterling
Yale
Surgeons Confer On Removing Abscess Of Communism
President Kennedy hosts Costa Rica conference with six Latin American presidents to address communism and economic issues. Observers expect lengthy deliberations with no dramatic announcements. outcome hinges on slow treatment and consensus among seven leaders.
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Washington
Kennedy
Costa Rica
Castro Threat Linked to Latin American Communism
The article notes Fidel Castro as a symbol and catalyst for Communist influence in Latin America as six Central American republics and Panama plan to meet with President Kennedy to discuss eradicating Castroism. It highlights economic integration efforts, regional markets, and a report by Sen. Hubert Humphrey praising intra regional growth.
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Fidel Castro
Latin America
Cuba
Kennedy
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
el Salvador
Panama
South America
Castro
Washington
Gonzalo J. Facio
Organization of American States
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
France
Central American Bank For Economic Integration
Sen
Humbert Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate Appropriations Committee
Frank S Hoag Sr Dies at 91 Pueblo News Pioneer
Frank Stephen Hoag Sr. died Saturday at 91. He led the Pueblo Star-Journal and Chieftain, buying the Star-Journal in 1908 and acquiring the Pueblo Chieftain in 1933, Colorado's second oldest newspaper. Born in Minerva Ohio.
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Pueblo, Colo
Frank Stephen Hoag Sr
Pueblo Star-Journal
Chieftain
Star-Journal
Pueblo Chieftain
Colorado
Minerva
Ohio
York Gazette official Michael B. Robert dies at 44
Michael B. Robert, 44, curation manager for the York Gazette & Daily and secretary of the Gazette & Daily, died Sunday in Hanover, Pennsylvania, according to York (Pa.) Gazette and AP dispatches.
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York (Pa
Natural Resource Bill Eyed For Minnesota
ST PAUL AP A proposal ready for introduction in the Legislature calls for a 55 million program of natural resource development in Minnesota over 10 years. Sen Henry T McKnight leads sponsors from both chambers. The plan includes 50 000 acres of forest land 200 000 acres for 36 new parks and 125 000 acres for county parks plus 13 500 for municipal parks. It envisions wetlands preservation 250 000 acres reforestation 400 miles of forest roads and 1200 miles of road reconstruction plus wildlife fisheries work with the federal government and a youth work camp. It also covers topographic mapping aerial surveys hydrologic studies groundwater research and statewide recreation planning with potential funding via bond issue or a natural resources tax.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Henry T. McKnight
Wayzata
McKnight
Minnesota Natural Resources Council
The
Resources Council
C. C. Mitchell
Princeton
Clifford Lafvegren
Alexandria
John Hartle
Owatonna
John Yngve
Plymouth
Arne Wanvick
Duluth
Elmer L. Andersen
Robber Takes $300 From Ottawa Laundromat
Ottawa police report a man robbed Lin Ho's Chinese laundry after saying no ticket equals no laundry. The thief returned minutes later with a gun and escaped with $300. officers doubt the robber was a customer since no laundry was retrieved.
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Ottawa
Lin Ho
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