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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1964
Page
12
Cuba launches a stepped up anti U-2 campaign amid a Moscow Havana bid to curb surveillance over Cuba. Izvestia denounces U 2 overflights while Cuba seeks UN intervention and ramps up anti surveillance demonstrations.
More than 30,000 top high school seniors begin a five day round of advanced placement tests May 18, with about 40,000 tests total. New York state accounts for a fifth of participants. Harvard, Yale and others lead in college credit awards amid debates over credit policies.
Nixon faces setback as Barry Goldwater builds a substantial delegate lead. Kansas delegates may swing 12 to 16 of 20, with Oregon and California primaries looming. Johnson uses House influence to swing votes on key wheat and cotton, poverty, and housing bills, leveraging Democratic support in urban areas.
House Speaker Roger Cloud said the court challenge to the 250 million capital improvement bond issue approved by voters in November stems from political or publicity motives or a failure to read the statutes. He argued the Supreme Court petition misstates the amendment and laws, delaying urgent school and college building projects funded by the bond.
A House subcommittee will probe drug safety as the FDA moves to regulate tetracyclines. Brand names Aureomycin Tetramycin Achromycin Polycycline and Tetracyn have fed wide use for infections though linked to 11 infant and maternal kidney cases.
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara outlined 63 actions to trim 10 056 military and civilian jobs and save 68 million dollars annually by end of 1967. Outsourced offices in 29 cities will consolidate. 17 depots arsenals and sub-posts will close. overseas moves mainly Europe and the Western Hemisphere.
Washington reports a State Department plan to spend about $5 million for a Paris ambassador’s residence. Rep. John J. Rooney blocks funds, citing economic and foreign policy concerns, including France’s stance on Red China and Cuba. The project would design a residence near 41 Rue du Faubourg Saint Honore, once Rothschild property bought in 1948 for 2 million francs.
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