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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1965

Page

3

Senate Farm Bill Faces Higher Price Tag Than Asked

Washington UPI The Johnson administration backs the Senate farm bill but seeks cuts in costs. Conferees likely to trim wheat and cotton sections with next week meetings. Senate approval was 72 to 22 with four year price supports for major crops and a plan to retire croplands. House and Senate costs differ on wheat and cotton, prompting administration hopes for a lower final price.

Washington UPI Johnson Senate House Senate Allen J. Eliender D-La Senate Agriculture Committee House Massachusetts Edward M. Kennedy Leverett Saltonstall

Radio Station Set Afire as Walker Speaks

A radio announcer at WANS in Anderson South Carolina was knocked unconscious as a fire gutted the station during a speech by former Maj Gen Edwin A Walker Police reported two threatening calls warning against broadcasting the speech Harris said someone entered the station hit him from behind and set the building ablaze He was hospitalized briefly with no injuries found Burns and equipment were destroyed and an estimated 723 million dollars in assets were damaged

Harris

Gemini 5 Astronauts Begin Peace Mission Tour

L. Gordon Cooper Jr and Charles Conrad Jr depart on a goodwill tour of the Middle East and Africa in civilian dress as military officers. Johnson awards medals at a brief White House ceremony and the pair receive flags flown over the Capitol. In Alabama Eastmont Jaycee chapter forms with 37 members, all in white, including convicted burglar William C. Simmons holding the charter.

House of Representatives Humphrey House John McCormack D-Mass Gordon Cooper Jr Charles Conrad Jr Athens Washington L. Gordon Cooper Jr Middle East Africa Johnson White House Constitution Avenue Senate Montgomery Ala Eastmont Jaycee New Jaycees Kilby William C. Simmons

Draftees Won't Go To War Now

Deputy Defense Secretary Cyrus Vance told the Southern Governors Conference that accelerated draftees will not be used in the Viet Nam war unless the situation worsens. The Defense Department plans to use regulars and add draftees to temporary reserves, not to Viet Nam unless needed. Secretary Dean Rusk urged restraint and commitment to peace, warning against reckless moves toward war.

Viet Nam U.S

House and Senate Agree On Water Pollution Plan

Washington conferees reached a compromise on a national water pollution control bill ending a four month stalemate. States would set standards by July 1, 1967 or face federal action. Large polluters could appeal via a water conference leading to modifications accepted by the secretary of health, education and welfare. A company could seek a court order to halt enforcement once standards begin.

Washington Senate House Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare

Betsy Storm Causes Louisiana Flood Costs Soar

Giant Hurricane Betsy roared into Louisiana with 140 mph winds and 30 foot tides, leaving an estimated billion-dollar toll. Gov. McKeithen called it an earth quake like disaster as 74 people died across four states and a 600 ton chlorine barge sank near Baton Rouge. Military divers searched the Mississippi River for the barge while Coast Guard crews warned of river traffic delays. Insurance losses were projected at 300 million, the highest on record for hurricanes.

New Orleans Atlantic Louisiana John J. McKeithen Johnson Baton Rouge Betsy Gulf of Mexico Mississippi River Florida Arkansas Mississippi Eithen Coast Guard Russell Waesche McKeithen Gulf Dudley Guglielmo

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