New scrutiny of NSF role in science policy hearings
Hearings before a House subcommittee review the National Science Foundation's future role amid questions on its relation to the Office of Science and Technology Policy and its ability to advance basic science on a budget of 420 million in 1965. The inquiry follows five decades of debate over governance and oversight.
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National Science Foundation
House Committee On Science and Astronautics
Subcommittee
Emilio Q. Daddario
D-Conn
NSF
Legislative Reference Service
Library of Congress
Foundation
Office of Science and Technology
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Defense Department
National Institutes of Health
U N Charter Revisions Move To Reform World Body
The United Nations plans its first charter revisions since 1945 to reflect expanded membership from 51 to 114 nations and boost Asian and African presence on the Security and Economic and Social Councils. The Security Council will grow to 15 members with nine affirmative votes needed for substantive decisions, while veto power by permanent members remains.
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U.N
United Nations
World Organization
Organization
Security Council
Economic and Social Council
United States
Soviet Union
Great Britain
France
China
Britain
General Assembly
New Castle News and Staff Directory Snapshot
Public notice style listing dates and rates for The New Castle News published weekly in New Castle Pennsylvania. Contains publisher details Richard E Rentz president and general manager and staff roles with advertising and circulation rates.
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The
News Company
North Mercer Street
New Castle
Richard E. Rentz
Manger Destie Treadwell Anderson
Treas
Fred Rentsree
Isanor Treadwell Payson
Leonard T. Kolusinski Fetter i
James W. Trevi
Ell Telephone
Nationalism and wine politics spark a humorous tirade
A columnist rails against Johnson era wine dictate as shallow patriotism. He argues true nationalism honors national strengths without forcing poorer domestic products on foreign guests. The piece critiques faux pride, urges improved American wines, and includes a quirky note about a forthcoming FAA barber shop and bureaucratic satire.
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Johnson
White House
State Department
U.S
Chesterton
Bf St. Mouton Rothschild
Finglant
France
FAA barbers and security clash over cuts and costs
The piece notes barbershop services for government buildings run by non profit groups like GSI and CIA style setups. It cites FAA and CLA shops charging 1.75 for haircuts with union barbers versus Pentagon non union rates at 1.25. It mentions 94 retired military officers at FAA and a push for civilian agency control, with a light mockery of security clearance hurdles and wage comparisons.
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Sajeet Walaby
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Government Services, Inc
CST
GSA
General Services Administration
Thes
Solich
GSI
Virginia
Central Intelligence Agency
Joe
CIA
CLA
Pentagon
Congress
Bena
William
McKee
General Skee
Nee
Three Minutes A Day By James Keller
A home owner painting his kitchen confronts a shaggy dog. After warning the intruder the man swings a bucket of paint thinner, causing an explosion that burns the kitchen and damages the home. Firemen cite ignition from the water heater pilot light as the cause. The piece ends with a moral reflection on self control and temperance.
Knights of Ra: New Castle graduates praised for All Night Party
Robert W. Rainey, chairman of the Parents Graduation Committee, commends New Castle High School graduates for superb conduct at the All Night Party held at the Cathedral. He thanks the Cathedral committee and parents, noting no problems and praising the 18s as best behaved.
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Viet Nam
New Castle High School
Tammon
Mo Behal
New Castle Fight
Els
Alfato
Cathedral Committee
Knights of Ra
Robert W. Rainey
Living By Gene Stone Fave Is Not An Elective But A Life Requirement
Gene Stone reflects on living as a curriculum of life requiring good will. Quotes from Dr Bonaro Overstreet and Jesus emphasize love and mutual care as essential for avoiding hurt and fostering communal harmony.
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Bonaro W. Overstreet
Jesus
Legal tax and divorce questions guide readers
A reader asks if state sales tax requires 19 percent on car services like tires and washing. The answer notes a 5 percent general tax on personal property and services, with car washing explicitly taxed, while other repair services may fall under the act. A second query outlines how to file for divorce, advising legal counsel, filing a complaint, service, a 20 day response window, and steps to a hearing.
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Altorney
Bible Thought Beast Not Thyself Of Tomorras
A compact medieval styled aphorism warns to watch one’s behavior as days are uncertain, echoing Prov. 37s1 themes about foresight and restraint in daily life.
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Tomorras
Dirksen Battle on Reapportionment Faces Connecticut Apathy
The piece argues Dirksen seeks a unit basis for state legislatures mirroring federal practice, risking postwar change. Connecticut bosses back a Constitutional Convention to conform with Supreme Court rulings, while delegates were handpicked, leaving voters with little say. Vivien Kellems heckled at the booth as turnout hovered around three percent, underscoring public indifference to the process and Dirksen’s chances to halt political degradation.
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Dirksen
Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
Jackson
New Orleans
Connecticut
Philadelphia
John M. Bailey
A. Searle Pinney
U.S. Supreme Court
Vivien Kellers
Hitler
Ming
Tressia
Vivien Kellems
Senestor Dirksen
Hard course my be Scranton not pursuing in Pa. politics
The columnist argues Governor William Warren Scranton is unlikely to adopt a hard course against a hostile Democratic House. Despite lampooning by House leaders, Scranton has stayed cautious, avoiding overt harangues and following a pattern similar to prior governors. He may issue occasional sharp remarks but not a sustained, aggressive clash.
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William Warren Scranton
House of Representatives
Scranton
Mr. Scranton
George Lander
Lawrence
Goodness
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