Pentagon Waste Reports Spark Fresh Criticism Across Defense
United Press International reports from comptroller general Joseph Campbell detail wasteful Pentagon practices. Highlights include excess charging for leased storage near Point Molate, overpriced ballistic computer costs, and severe unreadiness of the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment during the Berlin crisis due to missing repair parts.
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National Defense Department
Congress
Pentagon
Comptroller General
United States
Joseph Campbell
Department of National Defense
Campbell
Air Force
Navy
San Francisco
Navy Fuel Department
Point Molate
Richmond
Calif
Department of the Air Force
3Rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
Berlin
National Defense
3Rd Armored
Truth Reaching Captive Nations On Race Problems
Radio Free Europe broadcasts an unvarnished look at U.S. race issues from Dixie via interviews with Black and white leaders. The coverage questions middle ground, cites reactions from North Carolina and Georgia mayors, and notes rising tensions after Medgar Evers’s assassination as white moderates fade.
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Radio Free Europe
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Bulgaria
Romania
U.S
RFE
Dixie
West Gemany
Portugal
Horst Pezall
Berlin
Germany
White Citizens Council
Barry Questions Propriety Of A Test Halt
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater questions if the United States can safely halt nuclear testing. He says the Senate must know the facts before ratifying Kennedy’s test ban treaty. Goldwater notes the record for the treaty remains to be built and no one has all answers.
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Washington
Death Claims Five Children Of Presidents
Washington report notes the death of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy marking the fifth time a President’s child died while in office. It recalls Lincoln Tad Lincoln Jefferson daughter Mary and Adams son Charles, plus Pierce’s son Benjamin, detailing the historical losses.
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Washington
UPI
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Calvin Coolidge Jr
Abraham Lincoln
William Wallace
Tad) Lincoln
White House
Thomas Jefferson
Mary
John Adams
Charles Adams
Franklin Pierce
Benjamin
Cardinal Sends Sympathy to Kennedys Over Loss
Boston Cardinal Cushing expressed heartfelt sympathy to President John F. Kennedy and his wife after the loss of their 24 day-old son. He prayed for strength and courage and said it would comfort them to know every effort had been made to save the infant.
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Boston
UPI
Richard Cardinal Cushing
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Six Named By Business College Adds New ASU Faculty
ASU College of Business Administration announces six new faculty members including Dr. Paul T. McElhiney associate professor of general business administration and Dr. Robert L. Knox assistant professor of economics. Also joining are Billy Watson, Roland M. Wright, Dennis J. O Connor, and Andrew A. Wilson, with additional appointments earlier in summer.
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Arizona State University
College of Business Administration
G. Homer Durham
ASU
Paul T. McElhiney
University of Denver School of Business
University of California
Los Angeles
The
University of Washington
Robert L. Knox
College of William and Mary
University of North Carolina
Oklahoma State University
Billy Watson
University of Colorado
University of Texas
Southern Methodist University
Roland M. Wright
University of Denver
Dennis J. O'Connor
New School of Social Research
New York
N.Y
Andrew A. Wilson
Claremont
Calif
Durham
Joseph C. Schubacker
Commerce
University of Wisconsin
Clarence F. Reimer
American Greetings Corp
Cleveland
Michael J. Julius
Ohio State University
Kennedy Baby Patrick Kennedy Dies in Hospital
The death of President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy's two day old son Patrick Bouvier Kennedy prompted condolences from congressional leaders. Humphrey Dirksen Saltonstall Boggs Mansfield Smathers offered sympathy, expressing shock and sadness over the loss to the First Family.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
GOP
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Dirksen
Leverett Saltonstall
House
Hale Boggs
D-La
Mike Mansfield
Swim Drama at Phoenix Jewish Center Pool
The Phoenix Jewish Community Center plans a Swim Drama at 1718 W Maryland Ave on Sunday at 5 p m. The event features weight lifting trampoline gymnastics swim awards clown diving boat and relay races and water ballet with a family oriented program. Dinner 5 6 p m, program 6 8 p m, free swim 8 9 p m. Reservations 264 6151.
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Phoenix Jewish Community Center
Center Pool
Maryland Ave
Philip Kantor
Benny Bishop
Ray Snader
Nicki Sperekas
Marty Schultz
Richard H. Allen Named Contracts Administrator at Rocket Power
Richard H. Allen of Scottsdale has been named contracts administrator for Rocket Power Inc in Mesa. The appointment was announced by RPI President Charles E Bartley. Allen previously worked at AiResearch Phoenix in support services and at McDonnell Aircraft St Louis as a field service logistics support analyst.
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Richard H. Allen
N. 81St Way
Scottsdale
Rocket Power, Inc
Mesa
Allen
RPI
Charles E. Bartley
AiResearch
Phoenix
Support Services Department
McDonnell Aircraft
St. Louis
Marines to Donate Labor for Pioneer Arizona Project
The Ninth Engineering Company of the Fleet Marine Force will contribute 7 500 man hours to early construction of Pioneer Arizona, a 15 million dollar living history project 25 miles north of Phoenix. About 150 Marines arrive Sept 1 to clear land, build access roads, and create trails and parking while bringing heavy equipment to the 550 acre site.
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Ninth Engineering Company
Fleet Marine Force
Marine Corps Reserve
Pioneer Arizona
John R. McCandless
Navy and
Marine Corps Reserve Training Center
Phoenix
Ray Day
Ninth Engineering Co
Mesa
Black Canyon Highway
Company of
Marines
McCandless
JoAnn Schmitt
Pioneer Arizona Foundation
American Heritage Project
Arizona
Defector Skinner Re-enters U S After Nine Years
Lowell D Skinner a former POW who chose to stay in Communist China during the Korea War arrived in New York from Tokyo on a morning flight. He was met by only a few newsmen and an immigration official. He declined to describe his plans and read a telegram from his mother indicating a possible job awaiting him in Akron Ohio.
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New York
UPL
Lowell D. Skinner
China
U.S
Tokyo
New York International Airport
Skinner
Brady D. Skinner
Akron
Ohio
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