Senate Cloakroom Remarks on Excellence and Policy
Speech covers unemployment quality, Vietnam reports, excise taxes repeal, hidden taxes share, and ship repair policy. Highlights include calls for more education, testimony from General Harkins and Ambassador Lodge, and a push for private shipyard work on government vessels.
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Vietnam
Defense Department
Senate Armed Services Committee
Paul B. Harkins
Harkins
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate Committees On Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Senate
House
Defense Subcommittee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Maryland Leads in Military Construction as Panama Textbook Sparks Debate
Maryland ranks sixth in U S military construction despite 21st in population, with Senator Richard B Russell noting Maryland’s system-wide funding. A Panama study text praises U S aggression, while U S aid to Panama totals 84 4 million amid tuition cost comparisons declaring Harvard cheaper than proposed work camps.
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Maryland
U. S
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
California
Colorado
Florida
Texas
Panama
U.S
Canal Zone
Harvard
Radcliffe College
Honor Man Who Joined Nazi SS To Check On Killings
Frankfurt AP reports Kurt Gerstein, an SS lieutenant who aided Auschwitz killings, later exposed camp crimes and sought to alert the world. Jewish survivor Issy Wygoda supports honoring him. West Germany denies his widow a pension and classifies him a Nazi offender. Gerstein headed a Hygiene Institute unit and once halted a cyanide gas shipment while revealing camp horrors to clergy.
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Hanns Neuerbourg
Frankfurt
Germany
Ruhr
Kurt Gerstein
Gerstein
Wygoda
Hygiene Institute
Wigods
Otto Dibelius
Dibelius
Berlin
Gerstein Case Reopened Amid Postwar Justice Debates
Rolf Hochhuth inspired by the Gerstein case as he wrote The Deputy. Gerstein surrendered to Allies in 1945 and provided a detailed report with cyanide gas bills. He died July 25 1945 in a Paris prison, officially by suicide but rumors of murder persist. Wygoda seeks reopening, supported by Elfriede Gerstein and Jewish groups. German authorities may review the case.
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Gerstein
Elfriede Gerstein
Woygoda
Wygoda
Germany
France
Mary Margaret McBride reflects on retirement life
After twenty years as a top broadcaster, Mary Margaret McBride retired to a mountain home eight years ago. She remains busy writing, contributing articles, and hosting a thrice weekly radio program from her living room, sharing how the hobby keeps her engaged.
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Mary Margaret McBride
Mary Margaret McBride Talks TV Ties in Catskills Life
In West Shokan New York Mary Margaret McBride reflects on television shaping her life living alone in the Catskills. She recalls a magazine poll asking how many hours weekly she watches TV and reveals she spends about forty hours a week as the most faithful viewer. The piece notes guests drop in from the air and friends come and go.
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Ision
Mary Margaret McBride
Cynthia Lowry
West Shokan
Catskills
Television and politics mingle in a troubled era
The piece recalls households with scarce TV use, a narrator's bid to quit a vice, and notes cultural figures Perry Mason Helen Hayes Julie Harris and The Defenders. It also reports the death of Prof Reginald James, a Shackleton-era explorer and Cape Town University crystallography expert, and mentions the Electoral College schedule for December and January 1965.
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Perry Mason
Danny Kayes
Helen Hayes
Julie Harris
Deescape Town
South Africa
Reginald William James
Ernest H Shackleton
James
Cape Town University
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