Armed Forces Pay Increase Seen Assured
The House Armed Services Committee approved a Sept 11 pay raise for 2.7 million service members with no amendments. The plan matches the Senate bill and would go to President Johnson for signature. Draftees under two years would be excluded, despite protests.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Carl, Vinson
D-Ga
House
Senate
Johnson
House Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Coast Guard
Public Health Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Congress
Senate House
Bethany Lookout Class Hosts Picnic At Local Park
Bethany Lookout Class of Bethany Bible School hosted two carry-in picnics at Killbuck Park with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conrad and other families attending. Grace Circle of Bethany Christian Church picnicked at Beulah Park in Alexandria with numerous ladies and gentlemen and their children. The Dorcas Evening Circle and families from Bethany Christian Church enjoyed a pitch-in supper at Shady Side Park with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Charles Conrad
Clark Burns
James Dixon
Donald Lawler
Charles Toppin
Bethany Bible School
Killbuck Park
Max Whiteman
Sam Robb
Ed Pierpont
Paul Jessup
Fred Jones
J James Stookey
Clarence Woolf
Mary Jane Brumfield
Cynthia Whiteman
Gayle Stookey
Susie Brumfield
Tonia Dixon
Cindy Stookey
Bryant Nicoson
Bruce Dixon
Larry Hutcherson
Kenti Dixon
Eddie Porter
Charles Suffield
Bisbee, Ariz
Alva Lindsey
Anderson
Robert Fish
Nathalee Brockman
James Greenland
John Smith
James Hiles
John Johnson
James Laird
Ray Topfin
Thurman Lawler
Forrest Wade
Yvonne White
Freighter Held in Calcutta Over Unlisted Arms on Ship
The freighter American Hunter loading wheat for India and arms for Pakistan was held at Calcutta port after customs found weapons not declared on the manifest. Indian officials would not clear the ship without New Delhi instructions while dock police guard the delayed vessel against agitated workers.
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India
Calcutta
UPL
Pakistan
New Delhi
RAF Bomber Crashes After Engine Trouble in England
A World War II Royal Air Force bomber from Staverton Air Museum developed engine trouble and crashed into a haystack in Cheltenham on Tuesday. The pilot escaped unharmed.
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Cheltenham
England
Staverton Air Museum
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