Revival of interest in fallout shelters predicted this fall
Washington UPI report says Assistant Defense Secretary Pittman, head of civil defense, expects renewed shelter interest this fall as local action increases. He notes misconceptions, cites Michigan study showing 71 percent still favor shelter program, and outlines planned funding and programs amid Congress hesitance.
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UPI
Yale
Steuart L. Pittman
Pittman
Washington
Berlin
Congress
Civil Defense
Defense Department
University of Michigan
White Pittman
Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Ann Arbor
Mich
U.S
Celebrezze Seen Headed For Swift Welfare Secretary Confirmation
President Kennedy's pick Anthony J. Celebrezze of Cleveland appears set for rapid Senate approval with Republican leaders signaling no opposition. The White House plans to send the nomination to the Senate, where the Finance Committee will handle hearings and appearances, while Celebrezze travels to Washington for talks with Kennedy.
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Kennedy
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cleveland
Senate
Finance Committee
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Dva
Celebrezze
Byrd
Berryville
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Illinois
Dirksen
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California
Italy
Ohio Senate
Anzi
U.S
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Ribicoff
Connecticut
Health, Education and Welfare
Democratic Senate
Doctor Hyman Warns Pinworms Return If Not Prevented
In a guidance piece by Dr. Harold Hyman, families are advised that pinworms need treatment for all members, while stressing hygiene and environmental measures to prevent reinfection. The plan includes deworming pets, trimming nails, washing hands, frequent bathing, sleeping infants in garments with cotton gloves, and using ammonia-soaked fabrics before reuse.
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Pioneer American Bombardier Dies at 62 in Alabama
Ozark, Ala AP: Walter W. Clark a longtime aviation figure who copiloted a Maj. Gen. William Mitchell bomber in a historic 1920s test died Sunday after a long illness. Clark, who worked as a civilian at Ft. Rucker since 1955, helped prove air bombing could destroy ships by dropping a bomb at Cape Hatteras test.
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Ozark
Ala
Clark
William
Billy
Mitch- Mitchell
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Walter W. Clark
Mitchell
U.S. Navy
Ft. Rucker
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