Engineer Bakshi declines Navy recruitment despite benefits
Minneapolis reports Mahendra Saroih Bakshi a University of Minnesota industrial engineering grad and member of Pi Tau Sigma Tau Beta Pi says he does not want to join the Navy or see the world as a Navy enlistee. He notes his graduate studies and professional affiliations while countering recruiters with a pointed letter about salary clothing allowances and travel. The Navy reply jokes about sharing the card with a female friend.
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Miss Bakshi
Bakshi
Navy Exchange
Pi Tau Sigma
Tau Beta Pi
Institution of Engineers
Society of Automotive Engineers
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Republic of India
O.K
Mahendra S. Bakshi
Public right to know over hotel brochure twist
Washington UPI reports a columnist notes press access issues and prying privacy contrasts with a hotel brochure marked confidential. The piece spoofs a pamphlet praising a new hotel with heated towel racks to spare guests tepid towels, arguing civilization advances merit disclosure.
GOP Condemns Administration on Cuba
The Republican National Committee condemned the Kennedy administration over Cuba policy and rising government spending. In two days of resolutions they criticized the administration for indecision and a push for power while urging on-site inspection to remove Soviet missiles and reduce federal spending tied to any tax cuts.
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Washington
UPI
Republican National Committee
Kennedy
Cuba
William E. Miller
Upstate
New York
Miller
GOP
Eisenhower
United States
U.S
National Committee
Congress
Judge Reverses Tulane Ruling on Admissions
In New Orleans federal ruling Judge Frank B. Ellis held Tulane University a private institution not subject to court-ordered desegregation and may admit Black students voluntarily. He overturned Judge J Skelly Wright who had ordered two New Orleans women admitted. Ellis cited Tulane's endowment and lack of state control over policy.
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New Orleans
UPI
Tulane University
Frank B. Ellis
Tulane
Ellis
J. Skelly Wright
Washington
Wright
Barbara Marie Guillory
Pearlie Hardin Ellie
Paul Tulane
Court orders dentists to give Sheppe ortho exam in West Virginia
The West Virginia Supreme Court ruled the State Board of Dental Examiners acted capriciously by delaying Dr. Joseph H. Sheppe of Huntington from taking an orthodontics qualifying exam. The court ordered the board to schedule and permit the exam after finding Sheppe complied with all valid requirements.
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Charleston
UPI
State Supreme Court
West Virginia Board of Dental Examiners
Joseph H. Sheppe
Huntington
Sheppe
University of Maryland Dental School
University of Alabama
State Board
Alabama
West Virginia Orthodontics Society
Supreme Court
Suburbs and Counties with Top Income figures Listed
A city by city list shows top incomes for suburbs including Shaker Heights Wilmette Highland Park Edina Beverly Hills and others across Ohio Illinois California and more with ranges from 13 933 down to 7 066. Counties such as Montgomery Du Page Nassau Fairfax Westchester and Johnson are shown with top income figures as well as big cities like Washington San Jose Chicago and Los Angeles with comparable ranges. The compilation compares regional income levels across multiple states and areas including Ontario and New York suburbs and major metros.
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Shaker Heights
Ohio
Wilmette
Highland Park
Edina
Minn
Minneapolis
Beverly Hills
Calif
Upper Arlington
Ridgewood
N. J
Park Ridge
Ill
Rockville Center
Birmingham
Mich
Montgomery County
Los Alamos County
N. M
Arlington County
Fairfax County
DuPage County
Nassau County
N. Y
Johnson County
Kan
Marin County
Westchester County
Washington, D. C
Paterson-Clifton-Paston
D. C
Paterson-Clifton-Passiac
San Jose
Chicago, Ill
Hartford
Women Peace Group Leader Defends Inquiries Amid Subpoenas
Washington mother and founder of Women Strike for Peace, Dagmar Wilson, dismissed claims the House inquiry into Communist infiltration harms her group. The hearing saw three leaders invoke the Fifth or deny past Communist ties, while crowd protests and a former FBI agent labeled the probe a smear. Rep. Clyde Doyle warned some infiltration exists but not all peace advocates are Communists.
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Norman G. Cornish Washington
UPI
House
Dagmar Wilson
Washington, D.C
Women Strike For Peace
FBI
Jack Levine
Levine
Tee
White House
United Press International
United States
Doyle
Blanche Posner
Scarsdale
N.Y
Ruth E. Meyers
Roslyn
Life on Earth Found Three Billion Years Ago
Carnegie researchers report algae era life nearly 3 billion years old, two decades earlier than prior estimates. Dr. Caryl P. Haskins credits T. C. Hoering with isotopic rock dating from 2.7 billion year old Southern Rhodesian limestone, suggesting primitive carbon-containing organisms were present as rocks formed.
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Washington
Earth
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Caryl P. Haskins
Carnegie
T. C. Hoering
Institute
Geophysical Laboratory
Hoering
Southern
Rhodesia
Tax Appeal Denied in Major Inheritance Tax Fight
The West Virginia Supreme Court on a 3-1 vote refused the State Tax Commission's bid for an extra 464 inheritance tax from the Martha W. Glessner estate of Wheeling. The commission argued 28813 set aside for taxes should count toward the estate total. The 1961 circuit court ruling upheld excluding the amount from the tax base. Mrs. Glessner died February 1956.
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Charleston
UPI
State Tax Commission
Martha W. Glessner
Wheeling
State Supreme Court
Ohio County Circuit Court
Northern Lights Disrupt Nation’s Missile Detector Radar
In Fairbanks Alaska Dr Victor Hessler notes auroras disturb the BMEWS radar at Clear and Thule Greenland. Solar flares may cause magnetic disturbances that mimic missile alarms. With a sun cycle peaking every 11 years, the 400 by 165 foot Clear radar and Thule screen risk more confusion into 1963 64 and 1969.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Clear
Victor Hessler
University of Alaska
Air Force
Thule
Greenland
U.S
Hessler
Earth
Mansion House museum burglarized again in Tu Endie Wei Park
In Point Pleasant the Mansion House museum at Tu Endie Wei State Park faced its fourth break in in under five months. Between 10 and 12 guns over 100 years old were stolen from the gun collection. The string of thefts since July 13 totals about 25 rifles and other firearms. Old coins and Indian relics have also been taken in prior incidents.
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Point Pleasant
Mansion House
Tu- Endie-Wei State Park
Commerce Department sees $500 million rise in early 1963 sales
Washington based report from UPI notes manufacturers expect about $500 million more in sales in the first quarter of next year. The Commerce Department cites a survey from last month and puts the fourth quarter 1962 sales at $101 billion, a quarterly high and $500 million above the prior three months.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Department
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