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Britain Tightens Security After Spy Leaks Rise
The article notes growing spy cases in Britain since World War II and cites Frank Clifton Bossard, an expert in guided missiles, who admitted photographing secret papers for the Soviet Union for four years. It reports pressure for stricter checks and says Prime Minister Harold Wilson has moved to tighten procedures.
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United States
Britain
Great Britain
Frank Clifton Bossard
Soviet Union
Security Commission
Harold Wilson
Education By Mail Bridges Global Learning Gaps
The article notes millions pursue education via correspondence courses worldwide, with 45 percent of Germans lacking local adult facilities and Russia’s university students using postal study. In the US six million mail order students study alone, disciplined by deadlines and self motivation, signaling hopeful growth in global education. This spring graduates face promising job prospects and strong pay.
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Germany
Russia
United States
Radio controlled garage doors disrupt air travel warnings
A Los Angeles FAA report shows signals from garage door openers can be picked up by aircraft up to 16 miles away. FAA halted use in nearly 60 cases and warns misread signals could mislead pilots, signaling growing electronic gadget risks.
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Los Angeles
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Leftist laments Johnson war policies urged by Lamont
Washington report details Corlis Lamont urging Mrs. Johnson to restrain President Johnson from further military actions in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic. It notes Lamont's past Communist affiliations and a long record with front organizations and publications.
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Department of Utter Gall
Corlis Lamont
Lyndon Johnson
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
National Guardian
Lamont
America
Johnson
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Friends of the Soviet Union
American Council On Soviet Relations
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship
School of Democracy
Congress of American Revolutionary Writers
American Continental Congress For Peace
American League For Peace and Democracy
Refugee Committee
the Worker
Soviet Russia Today
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Science and Society
New World Review
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ALP
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Communist Party
The
Worker
Chicago
Sam Giancana
Philip Tisci
Frank Anuuzio
Tisci
Giancan
Interior Department request for crane habitat denial
The Interior Department sought 1.1 million dollars to acquire five Texas acres to house 42 wild whooping cranes but the House Appropriations Committee rejected the proposal. Critics note the 26 190 per crane price as a staggering cost while other opinions focus on unrelated topics such as scholastic tournaments and a research claim about liquor potency at altitude.
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Interior Department
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
Inflation Ahead in U S Debt Spend and Tax Policy
The article notes Henry Fowler's request to raise the public debt limit from 324 to 329 billion dollars, effective July 1, and discusses how persistent deficits and nonmilitary spending fuel inflation fears. It cites Johnson adviser Gardner Ackley warning price increases may accelerate and the need to balance the budget to avoid long term dollar erosion.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
United States
United States Treasury
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UPI
White Sulphur Springs
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisors
Ackley
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Silent era of world spokesmen reshapes global voice
An aging panorama of leaders from Roosevelt to Khrushchev is recalled, noting shifts in public eloquence. Fidel Castro surfaces as a rare talker while Khrushchev, Brezhnev, and Kosygin retreat into silence, altering how nations influence 공.
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Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United Nations
Linen flax use and oil seed crop facts
Factographs note flax uses under 20 percent for linen. Most flax acreage grows seed flax for linseed oil and linseed cake. It takes about two and a half tons of raw materials to produce one ton of steel.
Veteran schoolmaster Catrow retires after 41 years in Madison County
George C Catrow of Poasttown retires after 41 years teaching across Peasttown Brown's Run Eaton and Sunbury. He started in 1833, built a lasting legacy of student exams and community service, and plans to open a small Greenville store in retirement.
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Sunbury
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Abraham Lincoln
Catron
Hamilton
Poasttown School
Brown's
Poasttown
Madison Township
Greenville
Paul Harvey on China crisis and a knot in the tiger tail
Paul Harvey argues that nuclear deterrence may deter Communist expansion in Asia. He cites international reactions to nuclear tests and notes how Russia and Red China face sobering risks, suggesting Asia may unite against a common threat. He concludes China is trapped and must cling to the tail.
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