College Aid Bill Signed Into Law
President Johnson signed a 1.2 billion college aid bill with 60 pens, calling it the most significant education measure in history and part of the education Congress of 1983. He pledged NATO troop levels, urged federal agencies to give their best, promised to defend career service, and prepared a budget plan due January 18.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Europe
Dean Rusk
Paris
NATO
Johnson Seeks Expanded Education Aid After Bill Signing
President Johnson met with top officials including Secretary Dillon and Deputy Secretary Gilpatric for a private luncheon with J Edgar Hoover. He signed a three year federal aid bill for colleges and universities and urged early action on further education measures. He urged support for elementary and secondary schools and adult education, noting opposition over private church related schools.
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the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
David I. Bell
Agency For International Development
George W. Ball
Roswell Gilpatric
Kermit Gordon
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Johnson
Congress
Executive Branch
Space Agency Plans Orbit Artificial Star By Christmas
NASA announced plans to loft a 12 foot aluminum sphere into orbit from Point Arguello California no earlier than December 19. The artificial star will reflect sunlight and be visible at twilight, helping study earth atmosphere density while sharing skywatch with Echo 1, an older satellite. Echo 1 launched August 12, 1960, was much larger and has degraded over decades due to meteorite impacts.
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Washington
U.S. Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pacific Missile Range
Point Arguello
Calif
NASA
ADE
Union Plans High Court Fight Over Indiana Tax Fight
Indiana AFL-CIO will take its challenge to the U S Supreme Court next week seeking a transcript for appeal. The case questions due process in tax passage and whether Indiana Supreme Court refusal to review the voting method violates equal protection.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Afl-Cio
U.S. Supreme Court
Lloyd DeWester
Dallas Sells
Washington
Senate
U. S
DeWester
Indiana Supreme Court
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West
Nunez
Con
Andy Juvan
John Senechel
Bel Victor Fossat
Ben Valdez
Ben
Utah Mine Blast Triggers Rescue Amid Debris and Dust
A Utah mine blast injures and traps several workers as rescue teams enter the main shaft amid rock dust and debris. Officials report no surface fire and a delayed surface sound, with miners assisting in searching for missing colleagues.
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Utah
Texas Gulf
Page One Sulphur Company
Moab Phasis
Kushchev
Denman
Anderson Township
Mercies
Chemical Industries
Moody
Lonsvale Dr.j
Indiana Supreme Court
Soviet Union
Miama Gonzales
Carbon Fuel Company
George Diamanti
Obituaries from Madison and nearby counties
Multiple deaths are reported across Madison and surrounding areas. Notables include Maude Butz of Summitville with services at Ewing Funeral Home and burial at Vinson Memorial Cemetery, Omer C. Johnson of Summitville, Edgar E. Jones of Rigdon, Mark Neely infant of Pendleton, Herbert C. Youngs of New Castle, Joseph I. Magers formerly near Elwood, Mattie Williams of Fort Wayne, and Charles Welsh of Fort Wayne. Surviving family members listed vary per obituary. Services and burial locations span Kendallville, Peru, Fairmount, and Glen Cove Cemetery among others.
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Ewing|uneral
Vinson
Jack
Alexandria
Jane O’haver
Ruth Tackett
Chicago
Gene Fes
Omer Johnson
Summitville
Omer C
Guy E. Johnson
Ross
Fred W. Butz
Henshaw Grain Company
Anderson
St. John's
Kathleen Foy
Fred D. Butz
Francis Williams
Avilla
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kendallville
Herman Heine
Lakeview
Brown and
Edgar E. Jones
Rigdon
Rigdon Methodist Church
Lloyd Hall
Knox Chapel
Hunt Funeral Home
Fairmount
Gandina
Pendleton
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Mark Neely
T. V
Kelley Hunter Neely
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
Sandra
Debra
Donna
Malinda
Jennifer
Michael
I. B. Hunter
Elbert Neely
Allen, Tenn
Herbert C. Youngs
Wilkinson
Rt. 5
New Castle
Conder and Son
George Cole
Glen Cove
Knightstown
St.Charles Catholic Church
Peru
Arthur’a. Sega
Mattie Williams
15Th St
Bethesda Baptist Church
Charles Middleton
East Maplewood Cemetery
Brooks Memorial Chapel
Aid Bill Sparks Debate Amid Fiscal Fears
Lawmakers clash over aid bill with Rep Passman urging funding, Rep Conte calling it insufficient, and Republicans like Jensen and Gross opposing the approach. President Johnson’s prestige looms as the bill’s fate hangs. In Kentucky, Foreman Philip Frank offers land for highway right of way, preferring fair payment to pave rough Edmonson County roads.
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Johnson
Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
Passman
J Ben Jensen
H.R. Gross
Thie
Frankfort
Highway Department
Philip Frank
Frank
Tye
Edmonson County
D R Physician Joined Delco Remy Staff and Local Fire Tragedies
Dr Harvey a Delco Remy physician and National Association for Retarded Children affiliate member, former Army captain and University of Washington medical graduate, resides at 3617 Manor Rd. Maitland sees its worst fire with five deaths in a two family home tied to oil heater blasts. Three children die in Lexington home blaze. A fire at a Portland two family house kills three state wards and three other victims, as authorities note an air heater ignition and spilled oil sparked the fire.
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Elmer Richter
National Association For Retarded Children
Harvey
University of Washington
University of Oregon
Delco-Remy Medical
Fitzsimmons Army Hospital
Denver
Colo
Manor Road
YMCA
Maitland
Portland
William F. Harrigan
Harrigan
Frank Howard
Lexington
Irish Ambassador gifts Ireland books to Ahmadu Bello University
Irish Ambassador Eamonn Kennedy presented a selection of books about Ireland to Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria, saying the volumes form the nucleus of an Ireland library and will be useful to students. Inflation erodes disposable income in 1983. personal income rose from 239 to 384 billion dollars, but inflation trimmed gains. Indictments dismissed. a case ends as Hobbs smiles in court.
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Eire Lagos
Nigeria
Eamonn L. Kennedy
Ireland
Ahmadu Bello University
Zaria
Kennedy
New York
United
Lars
Hobbs
Smith
Miners protest as hostages held over pact in Bolivia
In Catavi a mid afternoon rally denounces government talks with Lechin over hostage release. Demonstrators chant Escobar and Pimentel while Miguel Lechin faces criticism for handling the crisis. US officials Rifkin Martin Ristula Fergerstrom among hostages.
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Escobar
Lechin
Rifkin
Thomas Mr.Martin
New York
Michael Ristula
Cadillac
Mich
U. S. Information Service
Robert Ferger
Strom
Honolulu
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Burton Divorce Suit Reveals Custody and Infidelity Ties
Page mentions Burton accusing her husband of cruelty and perpetual infidelity with “the other woman” identified as Miss Taylor. Decree grants custody of Katherine and Jessica to Mrs Burton with free visitation for the father. Burton receives Geneva Switzerland trust for children and a fund for herself. Miss Taylor seeks marriage to Burton while still married to Eddie Fisher. Burton to star in Hamlet opening Feb 8.
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Jessica
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Puerto Vallarta Villa
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Miss Christmas Carol essay winner named in contest
Ann Forbes announced the winner of the Miss Christmas Carol essay contest. Eight finalists were named including Patricia Laughlin Karen Clevenger Janet McCarty Marsha Nelson Sharon Chambers and a centey rine.
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Patricia Laughlin
St. Mary’s
Karen Clevenger
Anderson
Janet McCarty
Frankton
Marsha Nelson
Pendleton
Sharon Chambers
Highland
A Centey Rine
Preriace Weanue
Tel
Congress
Martin
Bel Milner
Kennedy
Investigate Continued P- P: Disaster area aids loans
Edward McDermott, director of the Federal Office of Emergency Planning, leads investigations into a disaster zone covering 9,000 homes in a four square mile area below a reservoir. Questions focus on causes of the crack, including earthquakes, subsidence, and safer reservoir construction near populated regions.
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Edward McDermott
Federal Office of Emergency Planning
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