Johnson asks $3.4 billion foreign aid plan
President Johnson asks Congress for 3.4 billion dollars in foreign aid for the next fiscal year to build a world where the weak can walk freely. He promotes efficiency and a continuing authorization for military assistance while aiming to curb waste and rely more on private enterprise and allied support.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Manfield
Montana
Oto E. Passman
D-La
House
John F. Kennedy
Johnon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congressional Appropriations Committees
David Bell
Agency For International Development
U S
Caudle Files as Candidate for Congress in 8th District
Raleigh North Carolina UPI reports T Lamar Caudle of Wadesboro a former Truman administration official convicted in an income tax invasion case filed today as a candidate for the 8th District congressional seat now held by Republican Charles R Jonas.
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Raleigh, N. C
UPI
T. Lamar Caudle
Wadesboro
Charles R. Jonas
Tardy ARA Report on Berkshire Recreation Delayed
Washington ARA spokesman says the Northern Berkshire recreation study was delayed after the firm’s initial draft was sent back for recommended revisions. The project, begun June 1 1962 and extended to October 1963, faced hold ups due to lack of firm job estimates. Summaries will be reviewed tonight in North Adams by the Northern Berkshire ARA Committee.
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Washington
Federal Area Redevelopment Administration
The
Eagle Today
Berkshire
ARA
Technical Planning Associates, Inc
New Haven
North Adams
Northern
Berkshire Ara
Conte
Too Vigilant Driver Fines Court for Speeding Note
A Rochester England motorist paid a speeding fine after explaining he was watching a police car so intently that he failed to notice the speed unit sign. The note was sent to the court on Tuesday detailing the humorous reason.
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Rochester
England
Police Seek Identity of Body Found After New Marlboro Fire
A fire at a Main Street Southfield residence killed an unidentified person. A note near the home before 11 p.m. led investigators to Henry A. Beers NT 45 of Great Barrington as the deceased. The two story cottage, co owned by Beers and his brothers, was gutted in 40 mph winds at 10 degrees. Remains were found near a ground floor fireplace. Beers had worked as a part time antique dealer after teaching in Connecticut.
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Main Street
Southfield
Henry A. Beers
Great Barrington
Beers
David
Thomas
North Wales
Wheeler & Taylor, Inc
Cpl
R. E. Crowley
Thomas J. Gilligan
Litchfield (Conn
Berkshire County
Philipa
Henry A. Beera Jif
Amend
Blandford Fire Kills Boy and Injures Father
In Blandford an eight year old boy named Mark Cloutier died in a midnight fire at the Sheep Pasture Road home. His father, Ernest J. Cloutier, 41, was seriously burned and cut while trying to rescue him and was taken to Fairview Hospital in Good Condition. Four siblings, Dennis, Robert, Alexander and Holly, and their mother escaped unharmed. Firefighters led by Chief Kenneth L. Palmer discovered the boy in the cellar as the house burned, with recovery planned for later. State Troopers Albert C. Alban and George T. Kane responded. cause was not yet determined. The house, heated by a wood stove, had prior chimney fires in recent years.
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Blandford
Mark Cloutier
Ernest J. Cloutier
Cloutier
Dennis
Robert
Alexander
Holly
Otis
Fairview Hospital
Great Barrington
Blandford Fire Department
Eee
Kenneth L. Palmer
Albert C. Alban
George T. Kane
Russell State Police
Speed limit rises in unposted areas in massachusetts
Boston. Governor Peabody signed a bill raising the speed limit in unposted thickly settled areas from 20 to 30 mph and increasing school zone limits from 15 to 20 mph. The measure expands statewide driving limits in populated zones.
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Boston
UPI
Peabody
U S Proposes Soviet Bomber Cut at Disarmament Talks
At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva, U S negotiator Adrian Fisher proposed each side destroy 480 strategic bombers over two years, targeting B47 and TU16 Badger aircraft. Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin rejected the plan as insufficient disarmament and warned of risks if fallout aids nonnuclear powers.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Adrian §. Fisher
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Pentagon
Fisher
Jbig
Gilpatric
Explorer 20 Satellite Fails to Reach Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP an Explorer scientific satellite failed to orbit due to a third stage malfunction in the Delta booster. Liftoff from Cape Kennedy occurred at 6 14 am EST and tracking stations lost the craft about 30 minutes after launch. NASA said the third stage burned only 22 seconds instead of 40. The 120 pound payload aimed to orbit over 700 miles high for a global ionosphere survey with 80 ground stations in 32 countries to receive signals.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Explorer
Delta
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Space Agency
Fishing Craft Sinks. Six Crew Rescued Off Gay Head
An 83 foot fishing dragger sank two miles off Gay Head, Martha's Vineyard, Wednesday. Six crewmen were rescued after the Wampsutta reporting disability and taking water. Adventurer from New Bedford rushed to aid and brought the survivors to safety.
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Martha's Vineyard
Mass
UPS
Gay Head
Coast Guard
New Bedford
Farr Rejects School Televised Translator Plan
Crosby Junior High School will not host a television translator atop the building. Superintendent Donald E. Farr cited precedent risk and access issues, noting mayoral approval and ongoing opposition from City Hall after months of debate with the School Building Commission and School Committee.
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Crosby Junior High School
Elmer Snow
Albany, N.Y
Donald EB. Farr
Crosby School Building Commission
Farr
Edwin E. Reder
Dillon
Unlucky in Love Turns Lucky in Football Pool
London reports Charles Cooper aged 46 confessed losing interest in girls after a 16 year old heartbreak. The same man then won 633375 dollars and 20 cents in the football pool on Wednesday.
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London
UPI
Charles Cooper
Cooper
Fighting Flares Up In Cyprus village of Ghaziveran
Fighting broke out in Ghaziveran as truce efforts collapse after the arrival of UN troops. British reports of firing at Kalahorio suggest a broader Turkish retaliation. Four Turkish Cypriots wounded, one critically, while Greek Cypriots casualties are not reported. Residents and refugees flee the northern village as peace makers seek a cease fire.
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Ghaziveran
Cyprus
UPI
United Nations
Kalahorio
Lefka
Northern Cyprus
Ruby fires Melvin Belli over Dallas epithets
Convicted slayer Jack Ruby dismissed head attorney Melvin Belli after a jail letter criticizing Dallas. Ruby said he tried to disengage since January 22, while Belli labeled Dallas a festering sore. The Oswald killer was sentenced to death. Ruby's sister and others noted cost and debt from the defense.
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Jack Ruby
Melvin Belli
Belli
Ruby
Mexico City
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
American Bar Association
Bell
Eva Grant
Dallas Morning News
San Francisco
Grant
Joe Tonnhill
Jasper, Tex
Phil Burleson
Hyman Ruby
Chicago
Bells
California
Anrther
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