NATO Ministers Pledge Backing of West Berlin
In Reykjavik NATO foreign ministers pledged support for West Germany to sustain West Berlin against Communist pressure on access routes. They noted potential Western aid to Czechoslovakia if Moscow blocks reform, signaling careful moves amid East European shifts and possible high stakes for Berlin and arms talks. U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk will visit Bonn to show solidarity.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Conference of NATO
West Germany
North Atlantic Alliance
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Berlin
Washington
London
Prague
Romania
Europe
NATO
U.S
Dean Rusk
Bonn
Sonic booms from SST may pose psychological risks
A National Academy subcommittee says commercial SST sonic booms could cause psychological problems for some people. The panel calls the outlook discouraging and urges intensified research to design acceptable overland boom levels and study effects on sleep, hospital patients, and delicate work, while noting little physiological risk.
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Washington
National Academy of Science
Barr says little hope for defense cuts even if war ends
Undersecretary Joseph W. Barr told a Los Angeles Town Hall audience that sizeable defense reductions are unlikely regardless of Vietnam War outcomes. He cited sustained foreign objectives, a high defense budget, and future competition with health, education, housing, and cities for resources.
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Los Angeles
Treasury
Joseph W. Barr
Barr
California
Defense Department
U. S
Southeast Asia
Korea
NAACP Convention Debates Militant Resolution
At Atlantic City the NAACP enters day two with moderates in control after a bid by militants to form five study committees. The 432 to 288 vote against the proposal cited plans on black survival economic power and culture. Two Atlantic City black businessmen accuse the NAACP of segregation in using white venues.
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Atlantic City
N.J
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Fred Crockett
NAACP
Illinois
National Committee
Crockett
Crock
Ett
Russel Abrahms
Cleveland
Mary Caldwell
Warrenton
Wilkins
Guaranteed Jobs program opposed by independent business
Independent business leaders oppose the $4 billion Guaranteed Employment Act proposed by Rep. James G. O’Hara. NFIB surveys show 5-1 opposition nationwide, with 79 percent of businessmen against the plan and 16 percent in favor. Critics call it an expensive welfare program while supporters cite job needs in health, education and urban development.
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Washington
National Federation of Independent Business
James G. O'Hara
Michigan
Ohio
O’hara
NFIB
James Corman
California
East Liverpool Police and Firemen Reject $80 Month Raise
East Liverpool City Council offered safety forces an $80 monthly raise over four years to end a sickout. Police and firemen refused, seeking $5 more monthly by next month and talks for a $50 monthly increase on Jan 1, 1969. Skeleton crews run the force as 53 personnel are largely out.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Lennie Promoted In Pipe Sales At Armco Steel
Lennie Brian Lennie is promoted to product specialist in the welded pipe sales division of Armco Steel Corp. Metal Products Division. He joins Armco in 1965 as a sales correspondent. His new role focuses on piling dredge pipe and industrial pipe applications.
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Brian A. Lennie
Armco Steel Corp
T. H. Bell
Lennie
Miami University
Armco
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Marylitsch, E.d
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Middletown, Ohio
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Donald Tretinct
Worgan Sales
Mgr
Aaa
Atl
Naacp Convention
Young Turks
Reggie Edghill
Bobby McCurdy
Rev. I. S. Cole
John A. Morsell
National
Texas
Pacific Avenue
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Oklahoma
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Louisiana
Istead
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Middletown
South Main
Germantown
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Perous
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