CENTO Leaders Hear Need for Alliance Amid Reds Threat
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told CENTO foreign ministers the alliance remains essential as Communist world revolution continues. Police clashed with demonstrators as Rusk arrived for a luncheon, with 73 leftists arrested earlier during a separate anti American protest. British Foreign Minister Michael Stewart warned that political pressure and subversion threaten stability in the region, urging continued vigilance.
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Dodd says two fundraisers not campaign aid
Senator Thomas J. Dodd told the Senate Ethics Committee that $100,000 raised at two dinner events was tax free gifts and not campaign funds. Associates said Dodd distinguishes between dinners to raise campaign money and those for a public official's personal use. He reportedly received $54,000 from a 1961 dinner and $47,000 from a 1963 dinner amid ethics probes following columnist claims of diversion.
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Lovell calls UFO furor in US incredible nonsense
British space scientist Sir Bernard Lovell called the U S UFO craze incredible nonsense He said the flying objects are natural phenomena or hoaxes and that observers are tremendous emotionalists He spoke Tuesday night in Boston AP reports
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Call for state banks topeka spring report requested
State Bank Commissioner J O Wilson announced a call for the condition of state banks and trust companies as of the close of business on April 5. This is the first spring call since 1961.
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Alcoholism Ranks High Among Nation's Health Problems
Washington AP Health officials told a House subcommittee that alcoholism is a major national health issue on par with cancer heart disease and mental illness. They sought a $7 million 1967 budget for alcoholism programs, citing nearly 5 million alcoholics with 200000 new cases yearly and an annual $2.5 billion in lost wages.
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Johnson proposes private takeover of federal loans
President Johnson asks Congress to empower private investors to assume a portion of federal loan assets through participation pools. The plan targets about 4.7 billion dollars of new private credit for the next fiscal year, amid GOP critics calling it a hidden debt refinancing.
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Negotiation Breakdowns Threaten Three Papers in New York
Bertram W. Powers president of New York Typographical Local 6 said contract talks collapsed and three merging newspapers may not publish next Monday as scheduled. He warned there will be no compositors in the composing room if the breakdown leads to a strike, with no publisher comment available from the Newsaper Publishers Association of New York City.
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