U S Plans 15 Billion Nuclear Weapons Budget
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara disclosed a 15 billion dollar US nuclear weapons budget for the coming fiscal year. He spoke at the University of Michigan about De Gaulle's nuclear push and urged disarmament while warning of war by accident as Rusk flagged space era risks in Concord New Hampshire.
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Johnson Excused From Jury List in Travis County
In Austin Texas Judge Herman Jones excused Lyndon B Johnson from jury duty in his district court noting he is not a Travis County resident. Johnson serves as vice president of the United States.
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Psychiatric expert warns over child centered parenting
Franklin G. Ebaugh from the University of Colorado argues that modern society is child centered. Parents lack confidence and over shelter children, causing confusion and fatigue. He offers five ancestral rules for child rearing emphasizing parental authenticity, authority, privacy, reality testing, and letting children develop their own interests.
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CWA Suspends Top Official Amid Union Dispute
The AFLCIO union said the CWA suspended a top official amid a dispute with the Teamsters. A spokesman cited petitions from locals charging misconduct by Stallgtion bargaining unit and Silvers.
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Kennedy Wife Falls Into Pool At McLean Party
Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy slipped from a chair into the pool during an outdoor dinner at the McLean Virginia estate while 300 guests gathered. Arthur Schlesinger and Mrs Spencer Davis also fell in, later changing clothes and rejoining. Astronaut John Glenn kept chairs upright as the trio’s incident occurred with a plank edge.
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Unions Vote On Package In Phoenix Area
Union members and contractors began voting on new terms across Phoenix area locals. Glendale Carpeters Local 906 led the 14 locals voting while Teamsters approved earlier. Cement Masons still bargaining. Roofers Local 185 and Bricklayers Local 3 remained on strike amid talks and possible work refusals.
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Fishermen Lobbyists Form National Conference Group
Washington reports that Seafare's Union will unite 16 locals under the National Conference of Fishermen and Fish Cannery Workers to press for price bargaining rights. The move seeks to remove an antitrust provision that currently bars fishermen from negotiating prices before voyages.
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White House items amuse public during Kennedy era visit
Washington UPI reports lighthearted scenes at the National Archives during a Kennedy tour. The President wandered to exhibit cases, drawing double takes from onlookers as a spectator gasped at his appearance and exclaimed with delight.
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Water irrigation pipelines move over farm fields
New York UPI reports on water needs driving irrigation solutions. A line of pipes on wheels crawls across a Midwest farm as Water Industries Capital Corporation promotes private and public funding for irrigation and river-control projects. The system uses a diesel-driven pump to lift water from wells streams or ponds to fields.
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Rusk Plans Berlin Trip Amid East-West Tensions
Rusk, en route from Paris to Bonn, will meet West German Chancellor Adenauer Schroeder and use the Berlin visit to show U S support for West Berlin against Communist pressure. He left Paris without altering De Gaulle s push for an independent French nuclear force.
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Biology teachers gather for fourth summer institute at ASU
The fourth Summer Institute for College Teachers of Biology will include 39 instructors from 21 states. The session at Arizona State University runs Monday to August 4 and includes campus lectures and statewide field trips.
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Indian leader discusses eastern front in China line move
The report says Nehru told Parliament that forward movement lines would run east through Ladakh in a northeasterly direction behind Chinese lines. Sources say the area features deep valleys and rugged mountains, making the terrain among the most difficult in the world.
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Forest Officer Sees Danger In Summer
In Phoenix a forest officer warns of growing risks in summer woodlands. He notes increased fire threat and calls for vigilance and prompt reporting of smoke or heat. The report highlights public safety measures and local guidance for hikers and residents.
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