Senate fight over billboard controls shifts after Kerr death
Washington scene reports that Sen. Kerr’s death weakens the billboard lobby’s momentum but federal control law persists. States seek extensions to keep the bonus payments while New York tightens rules and other states debate enforcement and funding.
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Washington
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Billboard
Maurine B. Neuberger
Ore
John Sherman Cooper
Secretary of Commerce
Luthern H. Hodges
New Hampshire
New Jersey
California
Kentucky
Congress
Outdoor Advertising Association
Sen
Kerr
Sen. Neuberger
New York State
State Thruway Authority
New York
State Court of Appeals
Kennedy
Congres
Neuberger
Madigan-Hoyland, Inc
Thruway Authority
Quotes In The News: UPI Dispatches On Global Remarks
United Press International reports varied reactions from leaders and figures. Charles C Stelle hopes for a nuclear test ban next after the hot line accord. Charles de Gaulle stresses French self-reliance beyond deals. Russell Lungaro admits hateful impulses behind violent acts. Alvin E O Konski proposes a psychiatrists board to test the Supreme Court. Si las G Kessler says Americans will accept Bible ruling with grace.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Washington
Alvin E. O’konski
R-Wis
Supreme Court
Congress
Refugee scholars to be resettled under IRC drive
William Van den Heuvel, president of the International Rescue Committee, opens a fund drive to resettle scientists and intellectuals who fled Communism. He says America has benefited enormously from refugees who escaped tyranny.
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New York
William van den Heuvel
International Rescue Committee
America
National Guard Leader Warns Against Open Force
Brig. Gen. George Gelston of the Maryland National Guard warns that troops may use bayonets only to defend themselves if civil rights demonstrations escalate in Cambridge. He stresses avoidance of force and readiness to act if needed.
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Cambridge
George Gelston
Pilot plunges 15,000 feet after jet fighter crippled
Long Beach reports Marine 1st Lt Chiff J Judkins recounts leaping into the water from a disabled jet. He says the fall caused suspected broken ankles and a possible back injury as his parachute did not deploy. He describes his initial lack of pain then shock at injuries.
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Long Beach
Calif
Chiff J. Judkins
Glaucoma risk higher for women and eye checks urged
Dear Dr Motner explains primary and secondary glaucoma, warning that pressure buildup damages the optic nerve. Women are more likely than men to develop glaucoma, but prevention remains through periodic eye testing with tonometry and treatment to lower pressure when detected.
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United States
Money Packs for Europe Aide Tourists on First Trips
A reader recounts gifts of Tip Pack travel aids with foreign currency samples and conversion tables for Europe. The piece notes rising U S travel abroad, passport demand, and tips on tipping customs in England France with practical dress size guidance and packing tips.
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Mather
U.S
England
New York
Joseph R. Callahan
Rockefeller Center
Canada
Mexico
Ois
TransWorld Airlines
Europe
New York Foreign Exchange
Lionel Perera
Manfra & Brookes
France
Continent
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