Senate OKs three year college aid bill in vote
The Senate approved a three year, 44 billion college aid measure on a voice vote, shelving an amendment. The bill, part of a week of education legislation, will go to a conference committee to resolve differences with a 29 billion House version. Funds target classrooms, libraries and labs across colleges and grad programs, with expanded student loan support.
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Percy Resumes Illinois Senate Seat Campaign
In Chicago, Charles H. Percy discusses his campaign timing as he weighs statements on political strategy. The piece notes partisan positions on a Washington home rule proposal and district voters electing a nonvoting House member, reflecting tense maneuvering in the race.
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Bonn Fears Shift in U S Border Stand
Bonn argues the open border with East Germany is temporary and tied to future peace talks. The debate follows Johnson’s speech and a push by Congress on home rule. Bonn warns against altering postwar borders, citing Potsdam as the permanent line.
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Home Rule Cloture Move Defeated In Senate Vote
In the fifth Congress the Senate rejected a two thirds vote to invoke cloture on the Morse home rule measure. Mansfield led the attempt to limit debate with 31 Democrats and 10 Republicans for and 22 Democrats and 15 Republicans against. Russell condemned the move as a travesty, while Dirksen urged moving on. Morse then moved to table the amendment as part of a college aid bill, and the Senate approved table by silence.
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Nigerian Statue Donated to United Nations Display
Nigeria donated a six foot statue of an African woman by sculptor Ben Enwonwa. The piece is on display in the United Nations conference building at U.N. headquarters in New York.
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Bipartisan Drive Aims to Adjourn Congress by Oct 22
Washington AP report says congressional leaders agreed in a bipartisan conference that final adjournment should occur no later than October 22. House Speaker John W. McCormack and Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield voiced optimism, while Republican Leader Everett Dirksen cautioned Congress could quit by that date or sooner. Gerald R. Ford was out of the city.
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Boy Dies After Tumble Into Oil Tank on Ranch
CAMARILLO AP A 42 year old boy, Lucien V McCormick, died Sunday night hours after tumbling into an oil tank on his grandfather's ranch. Family members watched the World Series on television as deputies reported the accident.
Belgium Named as NATO Political Unit Site
NATO debates move to Belgium as a potential location for the alliance's political secretariat and headquarters. Belgian officials and Paris discussions hinge on shifting roles between NATO's political and military branches, with Belgium proposed to host the political unit while SHAT remains in place.
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Weather and You Cold Theory Debated by Doctors
The piece discusses the old debate over catching colds from wet feet or autumn rain. Doctors explain that colds come from viruses, not chills, though ill health and lowered resistance can increase susceptibility to infection.
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