Senate urged to study total test ban terms carefully
Senator Henry Jackson warns the Senate that any total test ban must be examined to avoid harming national security. He notes the Soviets profited from atmospheric tests and could widen their lead if underground tests are banned, as new underground testing yields crucial diagnostic data. The fear is falling further behind in nuclear weapons capability.
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Senate
Henry Jackson
Washington Democrat
Joint Atomic Energy Committee of Congress
Soviet Union
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Jackson
Hoover Warns 1966 Seen as Year of Communist Breakthrough
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover in fiscal 1966 annual report warns the U S Communist Party could become a potent force in American life. He notes Communist speakers on 60 college campuses and fronts expanding party membership, with civil rights movements as prime subversion ground and directives issued to infiltrate and exploit unrest for agitator aims.
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U.S
Communist Party
FBI
D. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
National Negro Commission
Ted Kennedy's rising political force and Oratory Power
The article portrays Ted Kennedy as a destined Democratic presidential candidate after Bobby and describes his national barnstorming campaign. It praises his commanding stage presence, smooth voice, and persuasive speaking style while noting his solid Senate work and Kennedy mystique.
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Ted Kennedy
Saginaw
Michigan
Saginaw Hall
Soapy Williams
Ted
The Poor Man's Philosopher on Early Retirement
New York AP reports office workers drift toward early retirement as pension plans and life after work become the central dream. Many joke about quitting age and imagine postretirement plans from beekeeping to a chicken farm. The piece notes executives also dream of longevity in their jobs, with one joking about a 101st birthday exit.
Knife-wielding man halts near Wilson during Pittsburgh rally
Fifty years ago October 22 1918 readers read of a wild-eyed unemployed machinist leaping onto President Woodrow Wilson's car in Pittsburgh. Guards knocked him away and detained him for questioning. Prompt junior fire crews prevented a larger blaze at Hygia Ice and Coal plant when an oil wagon backfired igniting spilled fuel. firemen controlled the fire with a water stream.
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Woodrow Wilson
Pittsburgh
Hygia Ice and Coal Company
Crown Or and Wax Company
Redeeming His Demo Campaign Pledge Sets Civic Advisory Panel
May or Lloyd Culler named a bipartisan committee of leading citizens to advise on city future items include veterans memorial recreation housing and industrial expansion. Members listed include Holmes Baker G Hunter Bowers Robert Crothers Delaplaine Gambrill Myers Schroeder and several others. The Rev Joseph Thorn ing urged stronger US Latin American ties in a Kiwanis Club talk at the Key Hotel.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Holmes D Baker
G. Hunter Bowers
Robert B. Crothers
William T. Delaplaine
James H. Gambrill
Arthur V. Myers
Harry O. Schroeder
Harry O. Schroeder, Mrs. J.M. Culler
Clifford Doll
William B. Leichert
Robert C. McCardell
C. Albert Gilson
Alias B. Ramsburg
Joseph F. Thorning
St. Joseph’s
Roman Catholi
Carrollton Manor
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
United States
Latin America
Defensive Driving Course Promoted by State Police
This column announces a National Safety Council Driver Improvement Course organized with the Maryland State Police. An eight hour program across four two hour sessions teaches safe driving to licensed drivers, with instructors provided by the State Police at Barrack B Frederick, led by Lt. S. R. Dorsey and Sgt. W. H. Wahl.
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Maryland
National Safety Council
State Police
Maryland State Police
Barrack “B
Frederick
Barrack
Gom
Canada
Florida
Texas
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NEA
Bruce Bross
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Johnson
Bobby
Saginaw, Mich
G. Mennen
Soapy) Willams
U.S. Senate
Zoltan Ferency
George Romhey
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Hal Boyle
Joe Eisenhauer
Lieut
S. R. Dorsey
Sgt
W. H. Wahl
Frederick Area
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