Travel trade stays brisk despite travel curbs
A survey of major airlines and travel agencies shows vacation travel remains strong despite President Johnson's proposals to curb travel outside the Western Hemisphere. Airlines report increased bookings and even a 30 percent rise at Braniff while Pan American and Trans World suspend France flights due to strikes.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Hawaii
California
Virgin Islands
Canada
South America
Braniff International Airways
Pan American
France
Unhappy with the world Establishment Target Of Rebellious Youth
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports on mass student protests in Paris and worldwide as youths oppose the Establishment. They denounce the bourgeois state and communist bureaucracy, demanding the destruction of the current order and De Gaulle’s resignation while linking with varied movements from anarchists to Maoists.
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Algiers
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France
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Mao
Soviet Union
Poland
East Germany
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Understanding Advised For Minority Groups
Madison officials urged inclusive hiring and training for minority workers led by Joseph Fagan of the State Department. The cabinet discussed pre training programs and staff support to help supervisors prepare unskilled recruits, aiming to expand opportunities for Negroes Indians and other disadvantaged groups.
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Knowles Praises Wisconsin Extension Program
Gov. Warren P. Knowles told the 2nd annual convention of Associated County Extension Committees in Stevens Point that Wisconsin has the world's best educational extension program. He praised farmers and families for benefiting from university extension and called the program the most successful out of school educational effort. County agricultural, home economic, and 4-H agents were lauded for their contributions to the state's growth and stability.
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Warren P. Knowles
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Knowles
State Native To Head Iowa Conservation
Fred Priewert a Superior Wisconsin native has been named director of the Iowa Conservation Commission He will take the Iowa post June 17 and has been chief of game management for the South Dakota Department of Game Fish and Parks
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Superior
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Iowa Conservation Commission
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