Congress Debates Foreign Aid Bill in Final Week
The House moved to approve 2.802 billion dollars in new foreign aid funds, 1.724 billion below Kennedy’s request, as part of a 4.431 billion multi-measure package. President Johnson urged reversal of cuts, warning of weakness, with Congress hoping to finish by Friday after a long session.
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William F. Arbogast
Associated Press
Washington
House
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Senate
Appropriations Committee
U.S
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Stevenson
New York
Mother and Daughter OK in Transplant
A Lead South Dakota mother Margaret Best 57 and daughter Peggy Lou Best 21 underwent a kidney transplant in Denver. The operation on November 16 used Margaret Bests kidney to save Peggy Lou. The Bests remain at a Denver home while Peggy plans a holiday return and weeks of post op observation. Residents raised over 3700 for medical costs and expenses.
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Denver
Lead
S.D
Margaret W. Best
Peggy Lou Best
Bests
Best
Debris Tumbles as Floodwaters Scatter Cars and Wreckage
Large debris field spreads along the shoreline with overturned vehicles and concrete pipes visible. Rescue crews scramble to locate stranded items as floodwaters push objects inland. Local authorities warn of ongoing danger and urge caution near the hazard zone.
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Village Green
Massive Baldwin Hills flood devastates Los Angeles area
Three hundred million gallons surged from a broken Baldwin Hills Reservoir flood wall killing three people and destroying 64 homes with 82 severely damaged. Investigators study cause while cleanup begins and SBA declares a disaster area offering long term loans.
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Los Angeles
Baldwin Hills
Broken Baldwin Hills
Associated Press
LOS Angeles (Ap
Baldwin Hills Reservoir
Small Business Administration
Max K. Socha
Water Works
Socha
Soviet cuts in 1964 military budget and boosts for consumer industries
Moscow reports a 4.3 percent cut in the Soviet military budget for 1964 and a 53 percent rise in investments for consumer goods as Premier Khrushchev seeks bread for the people. Defence spending remains sizable while agriculture and housing receive large increases.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Vasily Garbuzov
Communist Party Central Committee
Petor Lomako
Woman Dies in Fall Found After Three Days
Sioux City Iowa Mrs Gladys Whitted widow of a veteran Sioux City newspaperman was found dead at the bottom of the stairs in her home authorities said she had been dead three days and apparently had fallen down the stairs Her husband Harry K Whitted died several years ago.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Gladys Whitted
Harry K. Whitted
Grand Jury to Probe Kenyon Village Election
In Red Wing Minnesota the Kenyon village election where write in candidate Glenn Aronson beat Mayor W A Bohan will be examined by a Goodhue County grand jury on Thursday. The panel will hear alleged violations of the state corrupt practices act though County Atty F H Watson declined to discuss specifics. Bohan claimed election literature circulated on election day November 6 and one pamphlet was left in a voting place in violation of laws. He later withdrew the charges after Aronson agreed and refused to accept the mayoralty.
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RED Wing, Minn
Kenyon Village
Glenn Aronson
W.A. Bohan
Goodhue County
F.H. Watson
Bohan
Aronson
Regents Say University Is Satisfied With Academic Freedom
The University of Minnesota regents issued a five page statement Saturday saying they are satisfied to a very high degree with faculty and administration contributions to academic freedom. The release responds to criticism and notes cooperation with national safety agencies. Milton Rosen called the report a disgrace to all the God fearing people of the state.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Regents
Minnesota Department of the American Legion
World Affairs Center
Milton Rosen
St. Paul Public Works
Mulford Q. Sibley
Rosen
Large Barn Burns at Muff Farm Near Nora Springs
A large barn on the Ronald Muff farm three miles northeast of Nora Springs, Iowa, was destroyed by fire Sunday night. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation by local authorities.
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Nora Springs
Iowa
Ronald Muff
Here
Pets for Christmas Day brings joyful pets to Tacoma shelter
In Tacoma Washington Sharon Reid age 3 and Johnny Treakle age 2 receive Blond cocker puppies and a fluffy orange kitten from Santa. The gifts mark the 10th annual Pets For Christmas at the Pierce County Humane Society shelter as photographed by AP Wirephoto.
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Tacoma
Wash
Sheryl Reid
Johnny Treakle
Pierce County Humane Society
Hostages Held by Miners Could Be Freed Today
In Bolivia 19 hostages including four Americans remain with Communist led tin miners near Catavi. Vice President Juan Lechin negotiates the deal and explains it at a general meeting, with hopes of release today as troops withdraw and the two union leaders face trial in Catavi.
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Associated Press
LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Lechin
Lechin
Miners’ Union
Catavi
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Lrineo Pimental
Federico Escobar
Kennedy Gives Two Pet Dogs to White House Staff
Mrs. John F Kennedy has given two of the Kennedy family dogs to White House aides. President Johnson signs a bill to partner with colleges to handle rising enrollments. Khrushchev accepts India visit invitation with dates pending. Eisenhower is expected in Palm Desert for winter vacation. Ara Parseghian leaves Notre Dame meeting without signing as head coach.
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Calif
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Ind
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