Republicans confront radical right labeling in senate talks
New York Republicans, led by Sen Javits, warn against radical right infiltration as they dispute efforts to link the party with ultraconservatives. Other senators including Keating and Tower caution against extremism while stressing conservatism as progress.
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NASA Picks Up Congress Tab for Florida Visit
NASA last week picked up the tab for two planeloads of congressmen brought to Cocoa Beach Florida as good contacts in Congress are part of the agency. The move is described as insurance for scientific research and development during Washington's hurly burly.
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Mrs Khrushchev appeals U S women for summit backing
Moscow report: Mrs Nikita Khrushchev urged American women to back her husband’s proposal for a disarmament summit and to favor peace. She spoke in English via shortwave to North America, saying the Soviet Union will not start a war and proposing sinking atom bombs to live as neighbors without weapons.
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Congressmen spend weekend NASA trip with no budget item
About 25 congressmen spent January 26 to 27 on a Washington to Cape Canaveral visit. They were briefed by NASA officials, toured facilities, and hoped to observe Col Glenn’s Mercury flight. Expenses were charged to research and development, with funds often covered by committees. NASA reportedly paid several thousand dollars for such trips.
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Scholarship Tests Branded Dangerous By Educators
Atlantic City educators representing four thousand superintendents and principals denounced national and state college admission and scholarship tests as dangerous to students and curricula. They urged schools to refuse participation unless tests prove value and align with standards, warning of wasted time and emotional strain during a tense era for education.
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Tests Take Center Stage In National Debate On Exams
A Chronicle Telegraph report from a convent session in Fuller ton California highlights concerns about the proliferation of national tests. Edgar G Lake cites a student taking 16 tests in two years, spending 48 hours at centers and $82 in fees while missing weekend wages. The panel urges equivalency tables to translate scores across tests and reduce student test burdens.
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Death of Skier Sparks Outcry Over Medical Care
In Moscow, the Literary Gazette recounts the Christmas ski accident of Vyacheslav Menshikov at Podrezkovo where a delay, supply limits, and lack of ambulance access contributed to his death from a severed artery after a fall and possible stab injury. The piece cites cynical indifference and systemic medical shortcomings as causes.
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School chiefs oppose separate fallout shelters plan
Leading superintendents heatedly debated fallout shelters for pupils and teachers at the American Association of School Administrators meeting in Atlantic City. Dr Benjamin C Willis of Chicago urged family or community shelters while Dr Forrest E Conner of St Paul argued school funds should not cover shelters, noting municipal governments should. Authorities also criticized Alabama speed traps as harassment and a public relations problem.
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Senate studies UN bond purchase and defense, highway scam probes
Senate Foreign Relations Committee reviews administration plan to buy half of a special UN bond issue while the House military operations subcommittee opens hearings on Kennedy’s 695 million civil defense program. Massachusetts highway probes reveal alleged 65 million federal road project appraisals marked as atrocious and phantom. Senate armed services to resume muzzling hearings with two Pentagon experts. Senate Agriculture Committee begins farm program hearings with industry witnesses. Elsewhere Italy wins fifth straight world bridge title at New York final. Broadway openings include A Gift of Time at the Ethel Barrymore starring Henry Fonda and Olivia de Havilland. Last minute talks at City Hall avert a funeral-car strike threatening 400 New York burials. A patrolman recounts a five-front-seat car incident in Elmira. Former Gov Folson touts highway radar plans if re-elected in Alabama.
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Spit On You Bar Room Scene in Europe War Tales
An ex-captain taunts attackers in a bar room confrontation, declaring readiness to be shot. He boasts of fighting communism in Indochina and Korea, insults terror and murder, and disarms a pistol offered by a Spaniard. The German and Italian accompany a pistol threat, then gunfire erupts outside as submachine gunners join.
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