Salazar Succession Weighs On Portugal In Lisbon
In Portugal, debate swirls over who might succeed Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, the 77 year old regime pillar. Admirals and ministers speculate between Marcelo Caetano and Joao Antunes Varela as likely successors, with Varela spotlighted for his civil code work and court speeches.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Salazar
Melo E Castro
Americo Thomaz
Mestic
Caetano
Joao Antunes Varela
Varela
University of Coimbra
Smithsburg Dealers Attend Pruden Training Session
Gail Thomas Guyton sales manager, Ralph W. Morgan president, and Lawrence L. Lewis foreman of Morgan Keller Inc led a Smithsburg trio among 60 Pruden Metal Building dealers from 20 states at a three day session in Madison Wisconsin. The tour included expanded Pruden Products facilities in Evansville with pricing, sales and erection information and an introduction to the Continuous Truss system added to Pruden’s steel building lines in 1967 for large industrial and commercial structures.
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Gail Thomas Guyton
Ralph W. Morgan
Lawrence L. Lewis
Morgan-Keller, Inc
Smithsburg
Pruden Metal
Hoffman House East
Madison, Wise
Paul Kuck
Pruden Products Company
Evansville
Pruden
Specialist Chick Serves With 345th Army Medical Unit
James A Chick son of Mr and Mrs Arlington Chick of Brunswick serves with the 345th Army Medical Dispensary near Saigon Vietnam He trained at Fort Jackson South Carolina and Fort Sam Houston Texas He has been in Vietnam since March 24 1966.
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James A Chick
Arlington Chick
Brunswick
345Th Army Medical Dispensary
Siagon
Vietnam
Chick
Fort Jackson
S.C
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Pen Pal Calls From L A Spark Family Charge Dispute
Louise Daniels, 16, spoke with an American pen pal who became a phone pal with calls from Los Angeles. Her father, Paul Daniels, faced a $336 reversal of charges after 6,000 miles of calls. He warns of prison overpayment and claims the transfer charges were not disclosed. Louise describes chatting about pop music with David Bruce, 18, while his calls were reversed.
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Chadwell Health
England
Louise Daniels
Los Angeles
Paul Daniels
Daniels
Louise
Johnson seeks funds for nuclear engine rover program
President Johnson asked Congress for 149.8 million dollars for the next fiscal year to start a nuclear powered rocket engine called Rover and to fund physics laboratory and fission research facilities. He predicted a first test model around 1971 and framed the projects as advancing peaceful atomic energy for space exploration. In Salem Oregon a legislator asked about chicken inspection and Rep Grace Peck quipped about overeating.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
America
Salem
Ore
Oregon
Grace Peck
Interfaith Dialogues Encounter Internal Jewish Christian Tensions
In New York the interfaith dialogue between Jews and Christians faces internal objections from some Jewish leaders who warn against homogenized religion while others support the effort as urgent for mutual understanding. Protestant and Catholic figures back dialogue to dispel misconceptions though disagreement exists over proselytizing. Leaders emphasize direct, person to person discussion to build fraternity, as Brotherhood Week highlights efforts toward ecumenical understanding in America.
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New York
Rabi Zev Segal
Newark N.J
Seymour Siegel
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Reinhold Niebuhr
David M. Stowe
National Council of Churches
Sterling W. Brown
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Court News and Property Transfers in LaRoy Area
LaRoy area records show multiple marriage licenses and property deeds. Couples include Dotson of Baltimore and Beatrice A. Herbert of New Market, with transfers between Naomi McD Wallace Marguerite L Hickman, plus county and city deeds among Murphy Mock Bennett Fisher Grimes Cooke and others. Equity suit Helen L Alger vs Bobby Alger seeks separate maintenance and counsel fees.
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LaRoy
Dotson
Baltimore
Beatrice A. Herbert
New Market
Naomi
Wallace
Marguerite L.hickman
Marguerite L. Hickman
Margaret E. Droneburg
Harold C. Hargett
County
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Ralph J. Little
City
Gilmore Tobias Castle Sr
Vankirk E. Fehr Jr
Arthur R. Hubbard
Ella V. Fisher
Stanley ¥. Bennett
Stanley Y. Bennett
Roy A. Grimes
Robert J. Cooke
Rockne E. Murphy
Helen F. Mock
Rome E. Murphy
Helen L. Alger
Bobby Alger
Medical Costs Rise Faster Than Other Prices
An AMA News report cites a preliminary federal study showing medical care prices, including hospital charges and physicians fees, rising faster than past trends and faster than general prices. The study, ordered by President Johnson, is by DH E W, Labor and the CEA.
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American Medical Association
AMA News
AMA
Johnson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor Department
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Smith II Promoted to Captain in Army Reserve
John Henry Smith III, commanding officer of the 439th Engineer Co. (Float Bridge) in Chambersburg Pennsylvania, has been promoted to captain in the Army Reserve. He joined the bridge unit in 1963 as a platoon leader, took command in 1966, and earned a BS in mathematics from Morgan State College Baltimore before his Army career.
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John Henry Smith III
439Th Engineer Co
Chambersburg
United States Army Reserve
Smith
Bridge Company
Frederick
Morgan State College
Baltimore
Army Engineer Officer School
Infantry Aurborn School
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