Antipoverty Measure Faces House Run and Senate Delay
Congress eyes a 1.9 billion antipoverty bill and a 1 billion military pay raise as the House docket centers on partisan critiques and expected passage. Senate action remains uncertain with broader compromise battles over health care, voting rights, foreign aid, and annual appropriations.
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Ocean Liner Sevens Seas Stranded North Atlantic
A Coast Guard cutter heads to the liner Seven Seas stranded in the North Atlantic with 400 passengers and 210 crew aboard. Absecon will stand by until a tug can tow it to St Johns Newfoundland. weather remains good about 500 miles east of Newfoundland.
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Seven Seas
North Atlantic
St. Johns
Sersezee
Newfoundland
The
University of the Seven Seas of
Whittier
Calif
Powell Endorses Johnson National Teachers Corps Plan
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell backs President Johnson's proposed national teachers corps but urges protections for Negro teachers displaced by desegregation. The plan aims to staff slums and rural poverty areas as Congress prepares a White House education conference with about 650 leaders attending.
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Adam Clayton Powell
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National Teachers Corps
Congress
Carl Perkins
D-Ky
House
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Powell
New York
House Education and Labor Committee
Senate
Johnson
National Education Association
New York City
White House
Kennedy urges probe of Eastern Airlines routes
Senator Edward M. Kennedy calls for an immediate investigation into Eastern Airlines Boston to New York shuttle routes. He says Eastern has a near monopoly with 80 percent of traffic and a 40 percent fare increase without improving service, urging Civil Aeronautics Board action and possible new legislation.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Eastern Airlines
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New York
Kennedy
Eastern
Northeast
American Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Lincoln at Disneyland marks new anniversary attraction
Walt Disney unveiled a life like electronic Abraham Lincoln at Disneyland in Anaheim as the park added a new star for its 10th anniversary. The 52 million complex showcased a voice driven Lincoln with 48 gestures and 16th president utterances voiced by Royal Dano, following a crash program sparked by a New York World's Fair visit. Attendance to the park rose to six million yearly from twenty two attractions.
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Week's Events Announced in Kennebunk and Nearby
Kennebunkport and surrounding areas list a busy week of events. Viet Nam Today program at Brick Store Museum by Mr and Mrs Starr King tomorrow at 8 p.m. Well Baby Clinic at Kennebunk Health Office tomorrow 3 to 5 p.m. Food sale at Church on the Cape Wednesday 2 to 4 p.m. Goose Rocks Beach open house 2 to 4 p.m. Aurora Star Club Fair 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Masonic Temple. Thursday Star Club food sale 10 a.m. at Washington Park. Mother's Club Summer Fair 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Kennebunk Lower Village with lunch at noon. Friday square dance 8:30 to 11 p.m. at Goff Brook Lodge Arundel. Saturday lobstermen demonstrations with boat rides 6 a.m. to noon at Cape Porpoise and Government Piers.
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Viet Nam
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Kennebunk Health Office
Storer St
Washington Park
Mother’s Club
Kennebunk Lower Village
Goff Brook Lodge
Sinnott Road
Arundel
Surfside 8’S Square Dance Club
Jim Wicks
Cape Porpoise Pier
Government Pier
Kennebunkport
Rhee Funeral Plans Tied to Seoul Burial in Korea
Former Korean president Syngman Rhee, toppled after student riots and accusations of ballot fraud, is to be buried in Seoul. Funeral arrangements in Honolulu at the Korean Christian Church of Honolulu, with burial to follow in Korea, Wilbert Choy says.
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Honolulu
Wilbert Choy
Rhee
Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
United Nations
Springfield clash spurs calls for police brutality probe
Civil rights groups press Mayor Ryan for a city inquiry into mass arrests at the Octagon Lounge in Springfield. Police report 17 arrests, one hospital visit, and several injuries. groups seek patrolmen suspension, damages, civil review board, and human relations training plus a federal probe by Katzenbach and the FBI.
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Mass
Charles V. Ryan
U. S
Lester Williams
Cullen
Ryan
Congress of Racial Equality
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Civil Rights Office
The
International Union of Electrical Workers
Atty
Seat Belts Saved Two Men in Runway Crash
Sanford report says two men escaped injury when a sports car overturned on an airport runway. Driver Nicholas R. Nicoletos, 23, and passenger John Durfee, of Clearwater, Fla., were unhurt. They are summer residents of Old Orchard Beach. Police say the car skidded after being driven onto the runway at high speed.
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Nicholas R. Nicoletos
Old Orchard Road
John Durfee
Clearwater
Fla
Old Orchard Beach
Nicoletos
Edelman to Star in Luv Tour With Bosley Loudon
Herb Edelman joins the touring company of Luv with Tom Bosley and Dorothy Loudon. Rehearsals begin August 9 with initial performances slated for Wilmington Delaware and other cities as the tour expands nationally.
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NEW York
Herb Edelman
Tom Bosley
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