Wheat Quota Dates Delayed by Senate Action
The Senate approved a one month postponement of the proclamation deadline for the 1963 national wheat allotment and the referendum on the wheat program. Deadlines shift from June 15 to July 15 and from July 25 to August 25, sending the resolution to the House. The move, backed by Senator Allen J. Ellender, aims to wait on Congress acting on the President's farm bill.
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U S to Keep Military Units in Thailand in Laos Crisis
U S officials say troops in Thailand about 4800 will stay for now to guard against Communist infiltration as Laos forms a coalition government led by Prince Souvanna Phouma. Geneva talks eyed by early July to define neutrality and end foreign meddling.
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Nine Chinese refugees granted entry under Kennedy program
A family of nine Chinese refugees left Monday night for Washington to join Anna Wang, a restaurant cook, making them the largest group yet admitted under President Kennedy's emergency program. They escaped to Macao four years ago aboard a smuggler junk and fled to Hong Kong aboard another.
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Karl Betts Dies at 70 in Lutherville Ceremony
Karl S. Betts, 70, former executive director of the Civil War Centennial Commission, died Sunday of a heart attack while speaking at a ceremony marking the 220th anniversary of St. Sayers Baptist Church in Lutherville, Maryland.
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