Fallout warning network deemed ineffective and slow
Washington hearing criticized the fallout monitoring system for ineffectiveness slowness and inadequate geographic reach after Soviet tests. A Public Health Service advisory urged boosting the network with 25 million dollars next year and 100 million by 1970 to improve monitoring and protect food from radiation.
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Washington
HTNS
Congressional
Subcommittee On Atomic Energy
Public Health Service
Irving Michelson
Consumers Union
The
Health Service
Michelson
Justice Dept. pigeonholes Estes mortgage scheme report
A Pecos based anti-Estes group charged in 1961 that the Justice Department ignored a secret 19 page complaint detailing Estes mortgage swindles involving phantom fertilizer tanks and falsified titles. They alleged political influence blocked action. federal authorities later admitted receipt of the complaint, but offered no further pursuit, while FBI and local officials offered mixed signals about evidence and jurisdiction.
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Washington
Estes
Justice Gates
Estes’ Department
Pecos
Justice Department
Subrosa
John L. Dunn
Alan Propp
Kennedy-Johnson
New Frontier
West Texas
Dunn
Kennedy
FBI
Congressional
Texas
John G. Tower
United States
el Paso
Tex
Lawrence Fuller
Joint US Soviet Weather Satellite Planned Says Report
Soviet sources claim a joint weather satellite program with the United States and the Soviet Union, with Hugh Dryden denying confirmation. The talks, with Prof. Anatoli Blagonravov, are tied to broader space cooperation announced after Kennedy and Khrushchev letters last spring. Kennedy to hold 4 p.m. news conference. Salinger says coverage will be live. The day also notes federal civilian employment rose by 12,152 in April to 2,453,952, amid other wide-ranging items.
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America
Russia
Hugh Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Anatoli Blagonravov
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Washington
Pierre Salinger
Joint Congressional Economy Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D.-Va
Executive Branch
Clarence E. Brown
Ohio
Fidel Castro
Goulart
Brazil
United States
Castro
Moscow
Billy Graham
Chicago
Sprain and Lloyd Inc
Milford
Plough, Inc
Fim
US Army Engineer District
Huntington
W. Va
Oberer Construction Co
Dayton
Newark
Racoon Creek
North Fork
South Fork
Licking River
Alexander Hamilton
Siafishes, Co. Inc
Jones R
E. F. Hutton & CO
Kennedy aides claim Estes case credit for action
President Kennedy and aides say the Estes case was brought by the administration. At a May news conference Kennedy noted the April 5 indictment for interstate transport of fraudulent mortgages, while Attorney General Kennedy said the action followed arrests on March 23 and a court bail set at 100000 dollars. Freeman added the Justice Department and FBI would not likely have acted without their work.
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Estes
Justice Department
Esites
Washington
Agriculture and Labor Departments
Pecos
Propp
Dunn
Doctor
John Birch Society
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
Billie
Texas Department of Public Safety
Lone Star State
Kennedy
Dan Smoot
Dallas
Tom Anderson
Nashville, Tenn
HTWNS
Billie Sol Estes
United States
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Kennedy aides deny wrong doing in $8.7 billion stockpile items
Two Kennedy administration officials testified they knew of no wrongdoing in amassing the $8.7 billion stockpile. Sen. Symington’s subcommittee probes Hanna company contracts linked to ferronickel as possible losses near $1 billion. Humphrey seeks to testify. GAO notes say Hanna firms gained from stockpile financing and salvage terms.
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M. A. Hanna Companies
Truman
Kendall
Gen
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Symington Subcommittee
M. A. Hanna ‘Company
Cleveland
General Accounting Office
Hanna
Capehart
Homer E.capehart
Ind
Repubiican
Senate Bank of the Office of Emergency Plan
National Security Resources Board
Symington
Sen. Capehart
Col. Chambers
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sen. Symington
Sen
Imi Queshow
GAO
Hanna Enterprises
Hanna Companies
Senate
Government to present case in Ratterman frame trial
In Covington Kentucky the government begins presenting its case in the trial of six men accused of trying to frame Sheriff George Ratterman during the last campaign. Ratterman, arrested May 9 1961 with dancer April Flowers in Newport, was later acquitted and won the November election on an anti vice platform. The case has sparked investigations and a crackdown on gambling in the region across the Ohio River from Cadman once known as little Las Vegas.
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National Labor Relations Board
East Ohio Gas Co
Cleveland
Afl-Cio Bultime Service
Independent Natural Gas Workers Union
Chesapeake & Ohio Railways
Leland IL Doan
Dow Chemtai CO
Findlay College
Newark High School
Prne
Pal Fred Boyd
Echo Park
Covington. Ky
UPI
Olieals
George Ratterman
Ratterman
April Flowers
Gieam
Newport
Campbell County
Notre Dame
Cleveland Browns
Kentucky
Ohio River
Cadman
Las Vegas
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Melvin Price
D. Nl
National Advisory Committee On Radiation
Imies
anti-Estesites
Herald Tribune
iNews. Service
Jan “Eisenhower
Fuller
Billie Sol
Rose Kennedy
Herbert Hoover
New York
Scott Carpenter
Harry S. Truman
Edward A. Wilson
U.S.A
Pataskala
Robert Edwards
Portsmouth
Raymond J. Muhlbauer
Glen Auvrey
N. Y
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Biltmore
William F. Schnitzler
National
Aflcio
Franklin Roosevelt
Columbus
Ohio State Bar Association
Ohio Municipal Attorneys Association
College of Veterinary Medicine
Ohio State University
Clarence H. Covault
Troy
Raw
Iowa State University
John W. Jackman
Carroll County
Columbus Humane Society
Russell E. Rebrassier
Columbus Board of Health
Samuel L. Saylor
Pickerington
Fairfield County
Canal Winchester
Albert J. DeFosset
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ralph A. Hendershott
Trenton
N. J
Carrol K. Mingie
Riverdale
Lee M. Roderick
Church
Ted W. Brown
Ted
National Confectioners Association
William J. Moman
U. S
American Motors
George Romney
Arizona State University
JFK
James E. Warner
the Chronicle Telegram
Ndt
Elyria
Lonan
Sajoenorem
Phrey
Charles Lester
Upshire White
Pat Ciafar‘dini
Joseph Cuitter
Edward A. Buccieri
Tito Carin
Tropicana
Glenn Hotel
U.S
William Lynch
Ronald Goldfarb
Rambler
Weather Eye
Dowgard
Harry Brown
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