Nugent Leaves DC Post to Join Tonkin Firm
Patrick Nugent, President Johnson's future son in law, quits his $520 yearly District job as administrative aide to Leo S. Tonkin. Nugent and Tonkin resign from the District Commissioners' Advisory Council on Higher Education on June 4. Nugent joins Leo S. Tonkin Associates as associate director, salary not disclosed. Nugent and Luci Johnson plan marriage August 6. Both offices are on the eighth floor of the Munsey Building at 1329 E Street N.W.
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Stroller Flying In Viet Nam
WASHINGTON The 52 year old U S aid official Francis Withey imports a gyrocopter to cover duties in Angiang Province It is a simple flying bedstead that lifts with rotor wind and travels over 60 mph The secure Angiang province where Viet Cong threats are low and Hao Hao religionists favor Saigon makes the test feasible Withey aims to reach Chamoi district across the Bassac River by air potential security and speed advantages noted.
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Frank) Withey
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France Tests Nuclear Device At Tiny Mururoa Atoll
Tahiti dispatch describes the Mururoa Atoll Test Site in the Tuamotu archipelago 800 miles southeast of Tahiti. About 9 000 French troops built the complex with 18 foot thick blockhouse walls and extensive recording gear. The firing order came from the cruiser De Grasse. Nearby Tureia Atoll, with 68 residents, questions safety. officials assured precautions and no danger.
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Mets Release Dick Stuart as Waivers Expire
New York Mets grant unconditional release to veteran first baseman Dick Stuart after waivers expire with no team claiming him. Stuart had been placed on waivers last week to facilitate the release.
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Literacy drive cuts Venezuelan illiteracy in seven years
Venezuelan educators taught more than 114 million people to read and write over seven years. Illiteracy dropped from 38.4 percent in 1958 to 19.9 percent by mid 1965.
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