Cooperation Needed Cited By Attorney General
Atty. Gen. Katzenbach says there has been a tremendous change in the racial climate nationwide and within the South. He cites local and state action plus federal help as key to preventing a difficult summer, and notes a civil rights bill to control Klan activities will reach President Johnson within two weeks. He puts Klan strength at about 10,000 and labels Governor Wallace as having a racist image though a segregationist stance.
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Washington
Nicholas Katzenbach
South
Katzenbach
Johnson
Satellite's second critical test for ion engine in space
A 970 pound satellite named Snapshot heads into a second test at Vandenberg with an on board SNAP 10A nuclear reactor delivering 680 watts. Scientists aim to start an ion engine prototype for a one hour run, powering future propulsion for deep space missions.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Bernard Schriever
Air Force Systems Command
Atomic Energy Commission
Air Force
AEC
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass
The piece discusses mistakes as small obstacles and occasional surging barriers, noting children learn from falls as they develop skills. It argues progress comes through effort, with failure not becoming permanent unless we accept defeat and linger in it.
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Earl L. Douglass
Untitled reflection on enduring misfortune and growth
The piece remarks that judging others is easy and offering hollow cheer is simple when one is not suffering. It urges pause to consider personal hardship and the lessons learned from our own misfortune.
New Freeway Route Study Planned for North Central Corridor
Maryland officials announced a new 90 day study of a possible North Central Freeway route from downtown Washington to Silver Spring and Wheaton. The plan aims to map a path amid suburban opposition and improve regional traffic flow.
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Silver Spring, Md
Maryland
Washington
Silver Spring
Wheaton
First In Art Study Series At Mount Saint Mary’s College
Forty attendees joined the first two hour art class at Mount Saint Mary’s College Emmitsburg directed by Marc Starkins of Gettysburg Arts and Studio. The program led by W Richard Etchison and Francis X Ligorano runs Wednesdays 7 15 to 9 30 with future sessions planned to cover drawing chisairoscuro pencil charcoal and later water colors oils still life living models and landscapes.
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Mount Saint Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Marc Starkins
Gettysburg Arts and Studio
Gettysburg
W. Richard Etchison
Francis X. Ligorano
Cogan Union
Local Controls Kept In School Aid Bill
Baltimore April AP report quotes Education Commissioner Francis Keppel saying the school aid bill before Congress would provide federal resources while keeping control of education within states and their school districts. Keppel outlines major provisions of the pending legislation.
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Baltimore
Francis Keppel
Keppel
Legis
West Virginia to Receive Major Appalachia Aid Under Bill
House Appropriations Panel backs omnibus bill funding West Virginia’s share of the Appalachian development program. Key item is a $200 million push to start 3,350 miles of highway with 70 percent federal funding, totaling over $400 million for WV projects. State would receive substantial highway allocations, but first projects await approval at local and state levels.
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Washington
West Virginia
House Appropriations Committee
John M. Slack Jr
D-W. Va
Slack
Appropriations Committee
Kentucky
Appalachian Commission
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