Morse and Powell Lead 1963 Education Push in Congress
In a surprising turn, Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon and Rep. Adam Clayton Powell of New York propelled federal education legislation. They helped pass over 3 billion dollars in education funding, shaping landmark college construction and student loan programs, while Kennedy’s school aid initiative faced ongoing disputes.
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GOP
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Kennedy
Morse-Powell
Edith Green
Dore
Albert Quie
R-Minn
Charles E. Goodell
Military Construction Funds Open for New England Projects
The First Naval District announced nearly 3.5 million dollars in 1964 military construction across New England. Maine leads with a 1 million pound modification of two hangars at Naval Air Station Brunswick for P3V patrol craft, plus 500,000 for a recreation building and 12 housing units at Winter Harbor. Rhode Island follows with Quonset Point and Newport improvements totaling about 750,000 and 850,000 respectively for steam, electrical, and facility upgrades. Massachusetts contributes 100,000 for Naval Reserve facilities and 50,000 for Brockton center expansion.
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Wallace Warns of Federal Power as He Tours West
Alabama's Governor George Wallace tours six West Coast campuses arguing the civil rights bill is a federal power grab. He warns of a dangerous Goliath while promoting states rights and unpledged electors. He may enter primaries in Oregon California Ohio Illinois Maryland and New Hampshire.
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Fame Comes to Bearer At Kennedy Funeral
Seaman Apprentice Edward Nemeth, 19, who carried the presidential colors behind Kennedy’s casket, drew praise from admirers nationwide. Secretary Nitze commended his exemplary conduct and appearance, with letters noting his poise and dignity during televised funeral duties. Nemeth serves in a Navy ceremonial guard unit and has performed at several naval funerals.
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