Space Lab for Boston Eliminated in Budget
Washington UPI reports the House Space Committee cut the $10 million requested for NASA's Electronic Research Center in Cambridge from President Johnson's space budget as part of a broader $5.26 billion plan. The project, debated for two years amid urban renewal fights and accusations of political favoritism toward Senator Kennedy, faced delays, while a Ryan amendment to withhold land-title funding failed 15 to 13.
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UPI
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Space Agency
Electronic Research Center
Cambridge
Mass
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Massachusetts
NASA
William F. Ryan
D-N.y
Ryan
Murrow Death Stirs Tributes From Johnson and Others
Edward R. Murrow, famed World War II broadcaster and former USIA head, died at 57 after an 18 month lung cancer battle at his Pausing farm. Presidents, officials, and colleagues praised his fearless pursuit of truth and pioneering work in radio and television. His funeral set for Friday in New York City.
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N.Y
Johnson
Edward R. Murrow
London
Murrow
St. James Protestant Episcopal Church
New York City
Carl Rowan
U.S. Information Agency
Dean Rusk
CBS
Wiliam §. Paley
Fred Friendly
CBS News
Friendly
NBC
ABC
London Times
Britain
Fired Welfare Official Arrested in New Hampshire
Paul E. Hart of Concord, 52, longtime Welfare Division accountant who mishandled funds and was fired by Gov. John W. King, was arrested Tuesday night for embezzling a $271.60 check. He was detained on a state police warrant and is being held on $500 bail in Concord jail.
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N.H
UPI
Paul E. Hart
Welfare Division
Hart
John W. King
Executive Council
William McBain
Concord Police
Johnson Keeps Viet Policy and Appointments
President Johnson defended continuing air strikes on North Vietnam until aggression ends and offered unconditional peace talks. He noted recent budget improvement and announced eight political appointees while praising the anti poverty program and its director Sargent Shriver.
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Viet Nam
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Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Monaco Reconciles With De Gaulle After Lunch Visit
In Paris at the Elysee Palace Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace of Monaco met President Charles de Gaulle for lunch. The meeting signaled Monaco's formal reconciliation with De Gaulle after his three year threat to impose an economic boycott on the tax free principality.
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CBS
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USIS
Paris
UPI
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Monaco
Charles de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
Mass Repairs Underway After Hungary Flood
In Budapest soldiers and civilians joined a large repair effort after floods struck western Hungary. More than 100 houses were ruined and about 53 villages were affected as floodwaters receded on Tuesday.
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Budapest
UPI
Hungary
Consumer interests urged as officials warn on controls
Commerce Secretary John Connor told U S Chamber delegates that government controls may rise unless business heed consumer confidence. He cited truth in packaging and truth in lending bills and urged continued focus on consumer concerns before unrest grows. The chamber also debated a China policy urging open channels and potential trade talks with mainland China.
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UPI
Commerce
John T. Connor
Connor
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
U.S
China
Robert P. Gerholz
Flint, Mich
New Englanders Back Programs Of Development
Washington AP New England political civic and labor groups endorsed the Johnson administration public works and economic development programs. Support focused on regional planning commissions as Sen. Edmund Muskie presided over a Senate public works subcommittee session with Gov. Philip Hoff and regional leaders praising coordinated development.
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Muskie
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Dikes Broken By Flood Near Quad Cities
Rock Island Illinois reports two dikes breached by the Mississippi flood at Milan and Quincy. Workers battled to reinforce a secondary dike as 60 homes and 15 industrial facilities were endangered over a 6,000 acre area. Civil defense officials reported no injuries.
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UPI
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Glenn Reid
Chaney Lane
Quincy
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