Johnson proposal could include church schools in aid plan
President Johnson plans federal aid for public and parochial schools in low income areas as part of an anti poverty drive. The program would fund projects to boost educational opportunity, allowing parochial schools to participate, with $379 million over five years allocated to 39 states based on population and income.
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UPI
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John F. Kennedy
Congress
U. S
Relay 2 Satellite Tests Well in Orbit
Relay 2, built by RCA, performed well in orbit with near flawless technical tests. Engineers in Nutley, New Jersey spoke with West Germany as the satellite completed its fourth orbit while plans for a global network include Echo 2 and Syncom concepts. officials noted logistic difficulties delayed a planned US-Japan greeting broadcast and may be rescheduled.
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Russia
RCA
Williams Attacks Johnson Over Baker Gift Scandal
Senator John J. Williams criticized Lyndon B. Johnson for accepting a stereo set valued at more than 500 dollars, in a Senate inquiry into former aide Robert G. Baker. Reynolds testified he gave the gift at Baker's suggestion in 1959, while Johnson was Senate Democratic leader, with further insurance and advertising ties tied to the LBJ Company and Mrs Johnson's prior stock control.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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John J. Williams
R-Del
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U.S
Don B. Reynnolds
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Johnson
Reynolds
Austin
Tex
LBJ Co
Senate Rules Committee
Railroads Shelve Order On Firemen
Cleveland AP The railroads delaying the federal arbitration award abolishing firemen jobs on diesel freight locomotives. The agreement signed Tuesday postpones the move pending union appeals and carries a two year effect if upheld. About 30,000 jobs could be affected though many will fade with retirements and resignations.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Union
H. E. Gilbert
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Iower
U S Plan Gains Favor At Geneva
Western and neutral delegates at the 17 nation disarmament conference say the Soviet Union is studying President Johnsons new arms control proposals with exceptional interest. Johnson urged a verified freeze on nuclear delivery systems and a controlled cutoff in weapons material production, while neutrals favor negotiations and speedier group discussions.
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K. C. Thaler
United Press International
United States
Russia
Thaler
Kennedy thanks Americans and Canadians for sympathy
Sen Edward M Kennedy spoke in a choked voice in Boston thanking Americans and Canadians for expressions of sympathy after the assassination of his brother President John F Kennedy. He addressed the annual B nai B rith Sports Dinner two months after the tragedy.
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Massachusetts
Hoffa Trial Judge Irked Questions Jurors Himself
In Chattanooga Tennessee Judge Frank Wilson took over juror questioning in the Hoffa jury tampering case. Hoffa and five co defendants face charges of trying to influence a Nashville federal jury from the 1962 conspiracy trial which ended in a hung jury. Conviction could bring up to 20 years in prison and a $20,000 fine. Kennedy's name surfaced repeatedly as lawyers questioned candidates, with one defense attorney claiming Kennedy boasted of jail time for Hoffa in 1904.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
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Justice Department
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Allen Dorfman
Chicago
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Huntington
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Larry Campbell
Detroit Union
Thomas Ewing Parks
Campbell
Ewing King
Nashville Teamsters
Rase
Budget Push Seeks $800 Million For 1965 State Plan
Boston AP Governor Endicott Peabody unveils a record 800 million dollar budget for the coming fiscal year aimed at preserving gains in education mental health and elderly care without new taxes. He asks for 587 million in agency appropriations plus 7.75 million for repairs and 5.4 million in short term notes. He notes cities will receive 147.6 million in local aid and predicts windfalls from corporate and income tax receipts while urging public support for more revenue and tax relief only if needed.
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Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institute
Silver Medal Honoring Kennedy Goes on Sale
DAYTON Ohio AP The President Kennedy Memorial Medal issued from suburban Englewood today in cities across the United States. Presidential Art Medals Inc reports 15000 serial numbered silver medals bearing the late president’s image produced. About 6300 are already committed to regular customers. They sell for 13 dollars. A limited bronze issue selling for 5 dollars is also on sale.
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Dayton
Ohio
Englewood
United States
Presidential Art Medals, Inc
Max Humbert
Humbert
Five Car Autobattle in Great Barrington Shocks Town
Five cars, four parked, suffered damage in a wide morning crash on Main Street Great Barrington. Conklin Mann eighty of South Egremont started a parked car, jammed it into forward gear, and floored the accelerator sending the vehicle onto the sidewalk. It struck a tree and a series of parked cars, then skidded past Berkshire Bank Trust and Smiths Pharmacy before stopping near Gorham Norton’s grocery. Morris Moskowitz of Somerset New Jersey was the lead struck vehicle. Police described the sequence as highly unusual and chaotic with multiple impacts and a lengthy sidewalk run.
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Conklin Mann
South Egremont
Main Street
Gorham Norton
Morris Moskowitz
Somerset
N.J
Mann
Berkshire Bank & Trust Co
Smith's Pharmacy
Barrington
Five Day Forecast With Above Normal Temperatures
The five day outlook projects an average of eight degrees above the seasonal norm of 26. Expect colder conditions Saturday through Monday with a mix of rain and snow on Friday.
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