Washington weighs largest foreign aid boost in history
The Senate group led by Mike Mansfield proposes a 5 billion dollar expansion in US aid to India and Southeast Asia for economic imports and reconstruction. No military aid. reassessment of security needs urged as policy debates spark questions on effectiveness and future directions. A related note: Belgium prince Baudouin’s brother visits Washington to meet Kennedy. March 5 hearings on broadcast ratings to examine measurement accuracy.
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Senator Schwartz Demands Opening Secret Senate Sessions
AUSTIN AP Lt Gov Preston Smith will recognize Senator A R Schwartz of Galveston to speak against secret Senate sessions. Schwartz urged opening consideration of governor appointees and nominations committee meetings, and he and Senator Andy Rogers proposed a constitutional amendment to let the people decide on future secret sessions. He said secret deliberations protected reputations but now harm nominees. Senator Walter Richter also urged ending secret sessions, arguing executive session decisions can damage characters and are unjust.
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Girl Survives After 33 Hours in CO Car. Friend Dies
In Houston a 16 year old girl awoke after 33 hours unconscious in a closed car filled with carbon monoxide. Dennis John Miller, 21, a roofer's helper, was found dead. Police said the death was accidental. The girl claimed car trouble during a date Friday night and that she stepped into the car while he worked. A passerby found the scene after seeing the car Saturday and again Sunday. Investigators reported the ignition switch on and the gas tank empty. Miller apparently fell asleep in the car after repairs.
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Baytonian's Last Rites Held For Louvenia Parker
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Monday at the First Baptist Church of Daisetta for Louvenia Parker 82 of Baytown who died Sunday at a Liberty hospital after a long illness. She lived in Daisetta most of her life, moved to Baytown six months ago. Burial was in Guidry Cemetery near Batson. Survivors include a son Paul K. Parker of Kuwait, Arabia, two daughters Vitble LaFiette and Marguerite Maynald of Baytown, five siblings, five grandchildren, and one great grandchild.
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Kim Chong-pil exits exile as envoy to curb Korea unrest
Former CIA chief Kim Chong-pil, exiled and traveling to Tokyo on a 50 day overseas mission labeled ambassador at large, aims to stabilize South Korea’s volatile political scene amid a military junta power struggle and party realignment. Raul Castro hints Soviet aid may avert famine as Havana imposes clothes rationing. Spring planting in southern Russia lags with idle tractors and incomplete repairs. In Colombia, a clash between troops and striking cement workers near Medellin leaves 11 dead and 34 wounded as authorities detain 54. A riddle mentions a woman’s hypothetical Earth weight 120 pounds yielding 19 on Mars 102 on Venus and 317 on Jupiter.
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Europe bloc meeting amid Britain veto clash with France
Italy and the Netherlands push back at France as the European Common Market’s governing body convenes for the first time since France blocked Britain’s entry. Light snow dusts eastern sectors and cold grips the northern Midwest. President Betancourt avoids Cuba topics in Mexico trip. Rockefeller hints at a subpoena powered NYC blackout inquiry. Senate lingers in legislative deadlock over committee assignments.
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Survival Slides Shown at Scout Meeting in Cedar Bayou
Maj. John R. Schmidt showed slides on disaster survival at a family night and court of honor for Boy Scout Troop 93 and Explorer Post 93 at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. Clifton Moore earned Life Scout, Jimmy Wilhite and Pat O Neal earned Eagle Scout Bronze Palms, and merit badges were awarded to Terry Smith Lindell Tosh Moore O Neal and Wilhite. Awards were presented by J E Blackburn. John Kewley presented Round-Up awards, Steve Wilhite is scoutmaster, F R O Neal is the new institutional representative.
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Liberty Rites Held For Christopher Hobbs
Funeral services for Christopher C. Hobbs, 41, of Liberty were held at 10 a.m. Monday at Allison Funeral Home. Burial followed in Batson Cemetery. Survivors include three sisters Iola Jackson Baytown Eva Walker Kilgore and W M Johnson Liberty. three brothers Alvin Hobbs Nelson Hobbs Baytown and J D Hobbs Kilgore. and 24 nieces and nephews.
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Channelview Hospital Beat New Arrival at Houston Area Hospital
Channelview Hospital reports a birth for Mr and Mrs Henry Dave of Houston a girl born February 22. The hospital lists admitted names including Carl Edward Woods Dorothy May Morrison Beatrice Mitchell Franklin G LeFieur Clifford Le Celieur James Alton Watson and others from Channelview and nearby areas. Dismissals include Edward James Brown Marie Pearl Jordan Myrtle Duncan and several others from Channelview and Houston.
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Career Day at Texas A and M March Sixteen
Angie Event invites all Texas high school boys to a one day Career Day at Texas A and M on March 16. Attendees will tour the campus and attend campus programs.
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