One-Time Chicago Teacher Criticizes U.S. Life in Soviet Broadcast
Former Chicago teacher Harold M. Koch, now in the Soviet Union, denounces U.S. life and the Viet Nam War in a Moscow television interview. He says Americans protest with risk to jobs and FBI scrutiny, cites fascism fears, and questions Johnson's peace rhetoric while praising Soviet society.
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Public hearing set on Texas nursing shortage in Amarillo
A Texas Senate committee studying nursing needs schedules Friday hearings in Amarillo with witnesses from Lubbock including Faye Pace and Gayle McComb. Downtowner Motor Inn will host the session chaired by Sen Criss Cole with Sens Jack Hightower and Franklin Spears hearing testimonies amid the nursing shortage inquiry. In Moscow, Nikolai Danilov, chief of Russia's chemical warfare research, dies at 47 per Red Star. no cause given.
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