McNamara Announces 63 New Base Closings and Savings
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara disclosed 63 actions to close or downsize bases depots and arsenals with an estimated 68 million dollars yearly saving. He said 81,600 civilian and military jobs would be eliminated and 696,000 acres released for nondefense use while consolidating contract monitoring offices in 29 cities to save 18.8 million yearly and maintain military effectiveness.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Johnson
Pentagon
Army, Navy, Air Force and
Defense Supply Agency
Navy
Air Force
NATO
United States
Nebraska
South Dakota
Louisiana
Ft. Lawton
Seattle
Wash
Florida
Virginia
Kansas
Watertown Arsenal
Boston
Army Materials Research Agency
Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve
Decatur
Muskogee
Okla
Ball Outlines Narrow Cuba Policy Range at Roanoke
Undersecretary George W. Ball tells Omicron Delta Kappa audience that U S policy toward Cuba must stay within a narrow band between war and negotiation. He urges strengthening Latin American resistance to communism and limiting Havana by economic denial and NATO cooperation, ruling out negotiations and invasion.
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Roanoke
George W. Ball
U.S
Cuba
Washington
Ball
Havana
Omicron Delta Kappa Society
United States
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Arkansas Democrat
NATO
France
KU Professor Wins Federal Grant for East Asia Study
Dr. Goodman, associate professor of history and East Asian studies at Kansas University, received a federal grant for a 10 month study in Japan and the Philippines. He will research pre World War II Japan Philippines relations under the first Fulbright Hays NDEA award to a KU faculty member. The stipend matches his KU salary with travel to the Far East.
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Grant Goodman
Kansas University
Japan
Philippines
Goodman
Far East
Ndea Center For
Loan Deadline Set for NDEA at Kansas University
The May 1 deadline for summer session loan applications and June 1 deadline for 1964 1965 students apply to NDEA loans at Kansas University. Applicants should book interviews with Aids and Awards director Bob Billings and file in Room 222 Strong Hall.
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Kansas University
Bob Billings
Strong Hall
Publisher Robb Leads ANPA as New President in Albany
Gene Robb, publisher of the Times-Union and Knickerbocker News, was elected ANPA president and pledged to uphold association principles representing 884 newspapers. The convention in New York City drew 1,563 registrants and approved possible future sites including Canada. A tribute to 97 members who died since the last convention was read by Robert White.
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New York
Gene Robb
Albany
N.Y
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Robb
Times- Union
Knickerbocker News
ANPA
Irwin Maier
Milwaukee Journal
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Maier
New York City
United States
Canada
Association
Robert M. White
Mexico
Baker forged accountant name on 1961 tax returns say IRS
Washington AP reports IRS findings show Bobby Baker used Milton L. Hauft as tax preparer for his and his wife Dorothys returns and for the Carousel Motel partnership in Ocean City Maryland. Caplin says the matter will be further reviewed by the service as it relates to Bakers tax affairs. Senate hearing on health insurance deceptive practices set for May 4 led by Sen. Harrison Williams.
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Washington
BAKER
Internal Revenue Service
Bobby Baker
Mortimer Caplin
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Senate Rules Committee
Caplin
Milton L. Hauft
Dorothy
Ocean City
Senate
Harrison A. Williams
D-N.j
Test Pilot Bails Out Near El Dorado In Plane Crash
Frank Singer a 42 year old Beech Aircraft test pilot bailed out of a spinning single engine experimental plane ten miles northeast of El Dorado Kansas. He fractured a vertebra on landing and the aircraft crashed in a field. Singer had been a Beech test pilot for fourteen years.
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EL Dorado, Kan
Frank Singer
Beech Aircraft Co
Wichita
el Dorado
Singer
Beech
Bids Won for Perry Dam Site Building Removal Work
Two Topeka firms led apparent bidders for removal of buildings and real estate near Perry Dam and Reservoir in Kansas. Champney Wrecking Co. top bidder to remove a well house. Bayless House Movers won two buildings for 171 and 125 dollars. Other bidders include Jerald Duree and N R McGrew among others.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Perry Dam
Lawrence
Corps of U.S. Engineers
Champney Wrecking Co
Bayless House
Jerald Duree
Oskaloosa
N. R. McGrew
Hoyt
Vernon Clark
Denison
Douglas Child Jr
Ozankie
Thompsonville
Perry
Normal Pool
Baldwin HS Readies Diary of Anne Frank Tonight
Baldwin High School seniors present The Diary of Anne Frank in the school gym tonight and Saturday at 8. Dianna Hibner stars as Anne Frank with Carol Hoover as Margot Frank Norman Shay as Mr. Frank Mary K. Walker as Mrs. Frank and Tom Dillon as Peter Van Dann.
Woman Traps Bandit With $10 Bill At Detroit Store
In Detroit a would-be robber tried to force a cash draw with a fake sale. Madeline Aluia 57 shouted and fled with the stolen ten dollar bill as the suspect fled, leaving behind the baloney.
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Detroit
Madeline Aluia
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