Junk Mail Ban Upheld amid Congress Franking Debate
The Senate rejected a House bid to restore free junk mail to constituents by 59 to 29. The bill appropriates 168 million dollars to run Congress for another year, 28 million more than the House version, and heads to conference. Senator Williams urged a full ban on all members. the vote shifts policy while preserving targeted franked mail to named individuals.
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Congress
House
Conference Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
John J. Williams
Rdel
Willams
Bedford Quarry Workers Reject Lime Stone Wage Offer
Quarry workers in Bedford Indiana rejected Indiana Limestone Co wage proposals as insufficient. Union official Mitchell Stages noted a one cent per year increase in each of three years would be offset by loss of fringe benefits. Old contract expires Sunday, following a four month strike three years ago.
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Bedford, Ind
Indiana Limestone Co
Mitchell Stages, Oolitie
Dimensional Stone Workers Local 026
Buddhism 2500 Years Old Gaining Adherents In Asia
Buddhist monks in Viet Nam show religious freedom as Buddhism, with over 150 million followers, expands across Asia. The faith, founded by Siddhartha Gautama, teaches the Eightfold Path and karma, seeking liberation from craving and a life of simplicity.
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Asia
Washington
Viet Nam
National Geographic Society
Nagpur
Siddhartha Gautama
Benares
Sangha
Afghanistan
Ceylon
Indonesia
Japan
Southeast Asia
China
New Suits Filed in Superior and Circuit Courts
In Superior Court Claude C. Noland sues John Hunt Jr for ejectment and a writ of seizure and assistance with attorney William F. Lawler Jr. representing the plaintiff. In Circuit Court Marilyn D. Kimble sues Paul V. Kimble for divorce with findings for the plaintiff in action, divorce and custody.
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Claude C. Noland
John Hunt, Jr
William F. Lawler, Jr
Marilyn D. Kimble
Paul V. Kimble
YMCA Schedule and Community Notices
Daily listings show afternoon and evening activities at the YMCA including luncheons at noon, Lions and Optimists meetings, dinners, various swim and instructional sessions, and a 7 00 scuba dive segment. Separate items include flax cultivation notes from Bismarck NC and a New York hunger statistic.
Israel Cabinet Takes Office
Premier Levi Eshkol’s coalition cabinet was sworn in after a 64 40 43 confidence vote in the Knesset. The Mapai National Religious and Ahdut Haavoda parties form the government, with Eshkol becoming Israel’s third premier following Ben-Gurion’s 13-year tenure. The debate spanned six hours and covered the campaign against German scientists in Egypt.
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Verusalem
Israel
UPI
Levi Eshakol
Knesset
David Ben-Gurion
Eld
Mapai
National Religious
Ahdut Haavoda
Eshkol
Ben-Gurion
Wallace Grants Woman's Slayer Temporary Stay
Gov George C Wallace granted a temporary stay of execution to James W Cobern a 39 year old WWII veteran awaiting death for the 1959 slaying of Mamie Belle Walker at a tavern Cobern asked for more time to study the case record and was scheduled to die tonight Cobern pleaded for mercy at a clemency hearing saying he did not know everything that happened that night Solicitor Blanchard McLeod opposed mercy noting the crime was heinous and the body mutilated after death
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Wallace
James W. Cobern
Normandy
Cobern
Mamie Belle Walker
University of Alabama
Blanchard McLeod
Dallas County
McLeod
Walker
Rev Howenstine Named Delegate to General Synod
The Rev. William Howenstine of Whetstone United Church of Christ is among 20 Indiana delegates attending the fourth General Synod of the United Church of Christ in Denver Colorado July 4 11 A total of 700 synod delegates will represent the 2 000 000 member denomination The United Church formed in 1957 from Evangelical and Reform and Congregational Christian Churches.
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William Howenstine
Whetstone
Purdue Ag Grads Report Peak Employment and High Starting Salaries
Purdue University agriculture graduates in June 1963 show the strongest employment demand in a decade with starting salaries from 4000 to above 10000 dollars. 92 percent are employed or committed, with 28 of 32 forestry grads working, all eight agricultural engineering grads employed, and several in farming, business, civil service, teaching, graduate study, or professional schools.
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Pfendler
Purdue
Lafayette
Purdue University
School of Agriculture
D. C
Cooperative Extension Service
Veterinary Science
Mississippi River Delta
Military Services
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Washington University
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Low Boy
Emerson
W.Q.T
Frank Krall Appliances, Inc
Lynn ST
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Superior Court
Circuit Court
YMCA
Lions
Gus Riggs
Bismarck, N. C
Hungry People
New York
Rev. Howenstine
Purdue Ag
Delta Area
Liberal
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Rexall
REX
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Merthiolate
Rexell
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Cologne
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Panorama
10Th Street Road
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