New Look At The NSF Role in Science Support
Hearings open Tuesday to examine the National Science Foundation's future role amid questions of its independence and relation to the Office of Science and Technology Policy. The review notes a limited 1965 budget and strong agency competition. past criticisms cite diffuse supervision and governance.
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National Science Foundation
House Committee On Science and Astronautics
Subcommittee
Emilio Q. Daddario
Conn
N.S.F
Legislative Reference Service
Library of Congress
Foundation
Office of Science and Technology
Senate Government Operations Committee
Fewer PR Men More Releases At Statehouse
Gov Hulett C Smith seeks a Feasibility study on a central information bureau to serve all West Virginia state departments. Don Hardman presents findings to a Legislative interim committee on July 12 13. The release bundle totaled 14 pages for Friday’s news conference. The governor will attend a Southern Regional Education Board meeting in Miami Florida to discuss higher education planning and financing with several governors and university officials. The Natural Resources Department advises campers to obtain Camping Maps U S A for West Virginia sites priced at 3 95.
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Don Hardman
W. W. Barron
Smith
Hardman
West Virginia
al Education Board
Carl Sanders
Georgia
J. Millard Tawes
Delaware
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
John E. Ivey Jr
Michigan State University
Natural Resources Department
West
Camping Maps
U.S.A
Upper Montclair
N. J
Bug Dust instructions On How to Act Like a Boy
John Hodels piece in the Baltimore Sun offers boyish mischief ideas for restless youths. It catalogs prankish activities from cap badges to bottle caps to playing mumbly peg, pig Latin, chasing bees, and hunting for echoes, with playful warnings to keep safety in mind.
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Ralph Reppert
Baltimore Sun
Weather Modifications Stir Controversy In Northeast Rif
Government officials warn that if rainfall stays below normal this summer water restrictions may spread through southern New England eastern New York Pennsylvania and northern New Jersey. A New York bill seeks to fund a cloud seeding project by regional counties amid doubts about its effectiveness and potential legal challenges.
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United States
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York City
Ty Farm
General Electric
Berkshire Hills
Massachusetts
Hangman Fracture Found In Auto Crash Victims 1955
Neurosurgeons at the University of Michigan traced neck fractures in traffic accidents to Hangman’s fracture, a method tied to 19th century capital punishment. Ten years of cases showed common clues like chin contact with the steering wheel and dashboard. Proper shoulder harnesses could have prevented these injuries.
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University of Michigan
Birthrate Debate Stirs Senate On Population Policy
A Senate Government Operations subcommittee led by Sen. Gruening opens hearings on appointing new assistant secretaries for population problems in H E W and State. The piece surveys birthrate trends, pro and con of growth, and calls for expanded fertility research and planning services amid rising population pressures.
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William B. Dickinson, JR
Senate
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department of State
Religious Protests Rise as War Widens in Viet Nam
Religious leaders condemn Johnson policies as protests grow amid Viet Nam fighting. Rabbi Leon Feuer of Toledo calls killing and escalation futile. National Council of Churches and Catholic press weigh in on policy and peace, while church groups expand birth control education in mission hospitals. United Church of Christ monitors TV bias in the South. FCC actions on Jackson stations unfold. Pope Paul VI approves broader use of modern methods in church policy.
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Viet Nam
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Leon I. Feuer
Toledo
Ohio
Johnson
Rabbi Feuer
National Council of Churches
U.S
South
America
United Church of Christ
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Jackson
Miss
Mass Preface in English Spurs Vatican Language Debate
The Mass Latin Preface may be read in English in countries where bishops request it. U.S. bishops have not yet acted but may authorize soon. Cardinal Ritter of St. Louis calls the move a significant step toward clearer lay participation in the liturgy. The piece ends with a prayer from Conrad Bergendorf of New York City, executive secretary of the Board of Theological Education for the Lutheran Church in America.
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U.S
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Jesus
Conrad Bergendorf
Board of Theological Education
The
Lutheran Church In America
Roosevelts Virginia Commencement Speech Preview
Washington President Roosevelt to discuss European war and international relations in a hastily prepared University of Virginia commencement address. Wallace E. Davis Jr returns to Beckley with ten Raleigh County boys after a week at Boys State, bringing a government baby bond and best citizen title. Atlanta Jack Dempey signals readiness to fight Cowboy Luttrell again on July 1 in a feud bout.
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Washington
Roosevelt
University of Virginia
Wallace E. Davis Jr
Beckley
Raleigh County
American Legion
Jackson’s Mill
Atlanta
Jack Dempagey
Cowboy Luttrell
Isolation Barrier in American Life: Negro Alienation
President Johnson highlighted the serious isolation of millions of Negroes from mainstream society, noting the gap persists amid some economic gains. White and Black leaders seek durable bridges to overcome mistrust, with examples in Atlanta Philadelphia and Rochester guiding efforts to end segregation’s deep alienation.
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Washington
Johnson
Howard University
U. S
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Rochester
N. Y
Howard
Gulf
290 Years Ago From the 1915 Files Of Sentiment Rally for Good Roads
The Raleigh County drive to cut private affairs for two days and devote efforts to road work grows in support. Town District supervisors include John Riffe Ira J. Hunt M F Hurt Walter Cook Charley Dunn Sidney Gilliam A J Cochran John Ogden Andrew Prince Henry Walker and Perry Davis.
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Raleigh County
John Riffe
Ira J. Hunt
M. F. Hurt
Walter Cook
Charley Dunn
Sidney Gilliam
A. J. Cochran
John Ogden
Andrew Prince
Henry Walker
Perry Davis
Beckley Newspapers rate card details and delivery notes
Beckley Newspapers Corporations lists subscription prices by mail and home delivery rates in West Virginia. Includes daily and Sunday terms, six month and annual options, and carrier weekly or monthly rates. States change of address procedures and tax note, with distributor confidentiality caveats.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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