Airport Aid Integration Vote Shapes Civil Rights in Airports
The House backed a 225 million three year airport development program with a provision limiting executive orders on integration. The vote was 298 to 11 after defeating a 15 million a year cut. Senate action pending. The bill preserves federal matching funds and adds a zoning requirement to keep schools from flight paths.
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Mrs Kennedy thanks U S for sustaining sympathy
Mrs John F Kennedy, widow of John F Kennedy, expresses gratitude for about 800 000 condolence messages after the president’s assassination. She says she reads them when able and that the tributes sustain her and her children. The notes will be kept for future generations and placed in the Kennedy library in Boston.
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Widow To Attend Memorial Mass for President Kennedy
Mrs. John F Kennedy will attend a solemn pontifical Mass Sunday at Holy Cross Cathedral Boston in memory of the late President Richard Cardinal Cushing will celebrate. The Boston Symphony Orchestra led by Erich Leinsdorf and 188 chorale singers are to take part in the tribute.
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Berkshire Eagle Subscription Rates By Carrier And Mail
Subscription rates listed for Berkshire Eagle show 45 cents weekly by carrier and mail options of one month seven dollars, three months fifteen sixty, six months nine fifty ten seventy, and one year eighteen fifty by carrier or twenty from the mail. Change of address instructions require ratifying both old and new addresses at the post office to avoid service interruption.
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Baker Clean On Contract Witness Says
A VA ams vending machine operator testified that former Sen ate aide Robert G Baker did not use influence for a contract. Eugene Hancock former Serv A Corp president said Baker will appear before the Senate Rules Committee to challenge testimony about a 5600 dollar payment. The panel probes Baker outside business dealings while secretary to the Senate Democratic majority. Baker resigned Oct 7 after Hill accused him of conspiring to oust Hill from a profitable vending franchise. The committee plans to wind up with him as a witness and noted no plan to call Sen George Smathers though he connected Baker to a Florida real estate investment.
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Byrnes Transfers MGIC Stock to Scholarship Fund
Rep John Byrnes and his wife transferred ownership of all MGIC stock to Scholarship Inc a nonprofit in his hometown fulfilling a House promise. Byrnes said he did not know a preferential price was given when he bought the stake three years ago. Scholarship Inc treasurer John R Rose said 966 shares sold netted 24380 with 2300 reimbursed to Byrnes and 22280 to the foundation.
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Vermont Man Nominated Ambassador to OAS
President Johnson sent to the Senate the nomination of Robert V. Bunker of Putney Vermont as the U S ambassador to the Organization of American States. The appointment had been announced earlier but formal nomination came on Tuesday.
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Better Filter Tip Could Help Concedes to Prodder
In a Tuesday exchange, Surgeon General Luther A. Terry said better cigarette filters might reduce harm, while Dr. James M. Hundley noted no evidence that filters lessen health risks. Senator Sherman Cooper pressed on evidence gaps from animal, clinical, and population studies guiding committee findings. Terry acknowledged uncertainty about whether filters affect consumption levels and overall impact.
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Pioneer Sees Less Harmful Cigarettes Feasible
Washington AP reporting on Dr. Ernest L. Wynder a pioneer in smoking research who says the ultimate development of less harmful cigarettes is feasible He urges government industry and private researchers to expand studies swiftly Wynder notes some filter cigarettes already show progress in reducing lung cancer hazards and finds certain filtered options relatively effective
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Sloan- Ketting Institute For Cancer Research
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