Rickover Attacks Navy Institutions In Congressional Hearing
Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover criticized Navy establishments before the House Appropriations Committee, urging reforms. He condemned service academies, criticized Naval Academy football, questioned Navy psychology programs, warned on Pentagon staffing, and blamed contractors for contract-claim incentives. He linked the Thresher disaster to transient management.
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Thresher
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Joan Baez Pays $34 000 In Back Taxes
San Francisco AP IRS has collected over $34,000 in 1964 income taxes from Joan Baez after a lien on income and property. Baez, a pacifist, had resisted 60 percent of taxes in 1964 and 1963, claiming funds go to military spending. Total 1964 taxes reportedly reach $57,886.46 with penalties. Baez plans to open a nonviolence study institute in Carmel Valley, pending Monterey planning commission approval.
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Monterey County Recorder's
Salinas
Monterey
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Carmel Valley
Monterey County Planning Commission
W.K. Stewart
Pacific Grove
Gandhi
Eric Fromm
Aldous Huxley
Thoreau
Red China Warned by U S Over India Pakistan Crisis
U S officials privately warned Red China to stay out of the India Pakistan conflict during a tense phase. They said the warning may have influenced Beijing after an apparent ultimatum and a claim that Indian fortifications on Chinese territory were dismantled. A UN backed cease fire was pursued by the United States and Russia.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
Peking
Hero's Wife Denounces Draft Card Burners in Vietnam War
Frances Anderson, wife of Marine Sgt John Anderson, condemns draft card burners after learning her husband helped beat back a Viet Cong ambush near Da Nang. She says such demonstrators should be sent to fight and notes she trusts no one but Marines. The couple lives with their three children in Broad Channel, Queens.
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New York
Frances Anderson
Viet Nam
John Anderson
da Nang
Anderson
Broad Channel
Queens
N.Y
Hello Dolly Says Bye To Korea Troops
Mary Martin and the Hello Dolly troupe left Korea after entertaining more than 10 000 American servicemen in four performances. They flew to London for December shows while the rest of the company returned to the United States. Maj Gen Lawrence E Schlasser presented Miss Martin the 8th Army Special Services Papa-San Award, the first civilian and first woman to receive it.
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Seoul
South Korea
Mary Martin
Korea
Miss Martin
London
United States
Lawrence E. Schlasser
U.S. Army Chief of Staff
Army Special Services
Rhodes backs fairgrounds site for Ohio Historical Center
Gov. James A. Rhodes plans to urge the Ohio Historical Center be built at the state fairgrounds in Columbus. If approved by the Ohio Historical Society, an engineering survey will follow to fix the exact location, ending efforts to acquire the Temple of Good Will tract on Long Street and Marconi Boulevard.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Richard L. Krabach
Ohio Historical Society
Canton
Cates
Temple of Good Will
Long Street
Marconi
Chrysler Posts Record Nine Month Earnings in 1965
Chrysler Corp reports record earnings of 136.4 million dollars for the first nine months of 1965, equal to 3.24 dollars per share. Regular dividend rises to 50 cents, up from recent levels, versus 125.8 million dollars or 8.24 dollars per share for the first three quarters of 1964.
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Chrysler Corp
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