Army force size debate erupts in Senate clash
Senators clash over whether the U S Army should have 13 or 16 combat divisions next year. Kennedy questions $2.7 billion cost while Goldwater cites Joint Chiefs support for 24 divisions. Nunn and Symington warn of budget burden and limited threat, with vote on a 25 billion weapons bill looming. The armed forces cap remains near 2.1 million.
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William J. Eaton
Chicago Daily News Service
Washington
U.S
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
D-Mass
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Goldwater
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nunn
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
Ford
Stuart Symington
Dmo
World Influence
John Stennis
Dmid
Vietnam
Ozzie Nelson and Harriet’s TV and radio dynasty
Ozzie Nelson born 1906 in Jersey City built a music career and led a band that joined Harriet in 1932. They married 1935 and joined a family radio show in 1944, later star of The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet on radio 10 seasons and TV 14 seasons. The couple’s sons David and Ricky joined the cast as their families grew, and the Nelsons also appeared in films and directed TV series.
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Harriet
David Ozzie
Eric Hilliard
Ricky
Ozzie and
Nelson
Ozzie's
Brenda Sykes
Susan Sennett
Ozzie
Oswald Nelson
Jersey City
N.J
Rutgers University
New Jersey Law School
Ouzie
Rudy Vallee
Helven
Vallee
Rudy
Ike Rudy Vallee
Ozzie Nelson
Des Moines
Kansas City
the Bakers
Joe Penner
Robert Ripley
Red Skelton
Coconut Grove
Los Angeles
Fed Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Fleet
Kris
David
June
the Nelsons
Texan faces life or chair in slaying of two Mormons
A Texas jury weighs the death penalty for Robert Kleasen after convicting him of murdering Mormon missionary Mark Fischer and disposing of both bodies with a saw. Prosecutors urge a life term if the death sentence isn’t justified, citing prior violence and motive against the Mormon church.
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Robert Kleasen
Austin
Tex
Mark Fischer
Kleasen
Richard Coons
Treasury
Earl Dunagan
New York State
Fischer
Milwaukee
Wis
Gary Darley
Simi Valley
Calif
Dist
Bob Smith
Smith
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
David Bays
Cigarets Now Less Potent Says Ex Surgeon General
Dr. Luther Terry, former surgeon general under Kennedy and Johnson, told a Catholic Health Assembly convention in San Francisco that cigarettes have about 30 percent less average potency than when he led public health efforts. He urged greater motivation to quit smoking despite progress in informing the public.
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San Francisco
UPI
Luther Terry
Terry
Kennedy
Johnson
Catholic Health Assembly
Beame Plans State Agency to Sell Bonds for NYC Bailout
Mayor Beame and Gov Carey outline creation of a Municipal Assistance Corp dubbed Big Mac to issue up to 3 billion in bonds to refinance New York City's 7 billion in short term debt. Agency would convert short to long term loans and reduce debt service as NYC faces cash flow crisis and a projected 641 million deficit.
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New York
Abraham D. Beame
Hugh L. Carey
Beame
Marchi
Staten Island
Carey
Big Mac
Municipal Assistance Corp
Fires sweep South Bronx as 40 blazes burn in hours
Forty fires broke out within three hours in the South Bronx area, with most deemed suspicious. Firefighters from all five boroughs fought the blazes, straining nearly all Bronx engine ladder and unit companies between 4 and 7 p.m. in largely vacant structures.
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New York
Schlock
Bronx
Federal Rules End Separate Gym Class Era
The HEW announced Title IX rules requiring integration of gym classes in federally funded schools. Bodily contact sports may remain segregated but all other classes must be integrated and comparable, with July 21 start for compliance.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Mail Subscription Rates in New York State
Rates listed for daily and Sunday editions across New York State with 1 year 6 month and shorter terms. Comparisons show varying prices for daily, Sunday, and combined deliveries both inside and outside the state.
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New York State
New York
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