Gaud Seeks Long Haul as AID Head Nominee
President Johnson taps William S. Gaud to head the Agency for International Development and vows no policy shift. Gaud, 58, plans long hours, loves sailing his 32-foot Content, and aims for stable, long-range funding rather than year to year aid. He served as deputy administrator since 1964 and is Yale Law School educated.
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Wyoming student studies rat reactions to awards
Kent Anger a University of Wyoming psychology graduate student from Kensington Maryland is researching how rats react to receiving rewards for his master’s thesis. He initially obtained 48 white male rats for his experiments but later learned he is allergic to rats.
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Thief Pursuit Costs Detroit Man Dearly
DETROIT AP. George Boegelein, 43, pursued a bank thief after seeing a bag of money stolen. The chase failed and the thief escaped. Boegelein returned to his car to find it broken into and $75 stolen, with $50 damage from a ram by a truck.
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