Defends Trip To Europe At Tax Expense
Washington AP report on Speaker McCormack defending Ern est Petinaud’s taxpayer funded trip to Paris for NATO parliamentarians. Hays supported the cost as saving funds, noting Petinaud’s role as messenger and staff substitute. The jet trip included 11 lawmakers, with ten bringing spouses. Thornberry to resign Dec 20.
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Washington
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Paris
House
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McCormack
Petinaud
Hays
Ernest
United States
Pelinaud
London
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E. Y. Berry
R-S D
Foreign Affairs Committee
Peter W. Rodinoe Jr
D-N.j
L. Mendel Rivers
D-5.c
Ross Buss
D-Tenn
Winfield K. Denton
D-Ind
Leslie C. Arends
Joan V. Lindsay
R-N.r
Charles E. Chamberlain
R-Mich
Jack Westland
R-Wis
Homer Thornberry
D-Ten
Bodine
Thornberry
Universities face growing crush of college applicants
A panel of state university presidents in Chicago argues for expanded facilities and stronger state and federal backing to absorb an influx of high school graduates. They warn even with more students, expansion is needed to keep up with knowledge, citing capital needs and financing challenges.
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Chicago
Charles Odegaard
University of Washington
Mason Gross
Rutgers
Fred
Frederick County Banned From Soviet Travel
The State Department announced ten Maryland counties including Frederick are closed to Soviet citizens without special credentials. Russians cannot travel in Allegany Baltimore Calvert Carroll Charles Harford St Marys Talbot Washington counties or part of Anne Arundel. Mineral and Pendleton in West Virginia also off limits. other Eastern bloc nationals face similar restrictions in several counties.
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St Mary's
Talbot
Washington
Anne Arundel
West Virginia
Mineral
Pendleton
Bulgaria
Czecho
Slovakia
Hungary
Poland
Rumania
Charles, St. Marys
Balmore Counties
Montgomery Bans Smoking By Students On School Grounds
The Montgomery County Board of Education adopted a resolution banning student smoking on school grounds during school hours and ordered immediate abolition of all smoking areas. The unanimously approved move accompanied two 30 minute films on communicable diseases for 10th grade students highlighting venereal disease symptoms and urgent reporting to a family doctor.
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Montgomery County Board of Education
U S Plans Top Level Meeting On Vietnam War Efforts
The United States plans a top level conference in Honolulu this November to map future actions in Vietnam. Attending are Secretaries Rusk and McNamara, Lodge, Bundy, Felt, Harkins, Bell, Hilsman and Manning, with advisers and military leaders involved.
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Dean Rusk
Robert §. McNamara
Viet Nam
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Kennedy
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Harry D. Felt
Pacific
Paul D. Harkins
David E. Bell
U.S. Agency For International Development
Roger Hilsman
Robert Manning
Two Auto Fires Reported In Local Area
The Junior Fire Company responded to a 6 30 p m car fire at Fairview Avenue and West Seventh Street. A 1959 Plymouth owned by Paul G Smith suffered wiring insulation damage, a generator and rubber motor mounts burned. Cause unknown. New Market Volunteer Firemen also investigated a Route 75 auto fire near New Market where a muffler ignited a station wagon owned by Mrs Noah King of Damascus. damage was small. Frederick County Commissioners granted a total tax exemption for Mrs Susan Fogle, a totally blind East South Street resident, after state law review by County Attorney Samuel W Barrick.
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New Market
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Damascus
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Meeting at Pearl Harbor Headquarters Setup
The passage notes a planned meeting to be held at the Pearl Harbor headquarters of Admiral Felt, with Pierre Salinger, then White House press secretary, involved in the discussions.
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White House
Pierre Salinger
Pearl Harbor
Iof Adm
Felt
Accused Spy Case Tangles India Pakistan Mission Text
An Indian clerk, B. K. Bhattacharya, is charged with passing secret information to the Pakistani diplomatic mission in New Delhi. Three mission members have been asked to leave India as authorities cite handover of material to the clerk during the incident. A spokesman for the External Affairs Ministry described the events as a breach linked to the Pakistan high commission.
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India
Indian External Affairs Ministry
B. K. Bhattacharya
Pakistan High Commission
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