Johnson Urges Record Education Aid Including Private Schools
President Johnson sends Congress a 1.66 billion education plan targeting low income families from preschool to college. Nonpublic schools are invited to participate, promising a fight over public funds for parochial and private institutions. The Mayflower Inn case in Iowa upheld private party use without a liquor license.
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Secrecy clash over senate sessions sparks bipartisan friction
In Des Moines and Washington, Republican leaders accuse Democrats of hedging on ending secrecy in senate executive sessions while a mild split emerges over the meaning of a new anti secrecy rule. Governor Hughes says open discussion of his nominees would be preferred.
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Merger a Gun Aimed at 5 Lines
Bruce Fishwild reports at a Cedar Rapids Chamber dinner that the proposed Union Pacific Rock Island railroad merger is a gun pointed at the head of Missouri river railroads except the Rock Island. Ben W Heineman chairman of the Chicago and North Western called the merger a graphic description. top railroad executives have spoken in recent weeks.
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Judge Rules For City on Expressway Plan
District Judge B J Maxwell ruled the city may use road use tax funds for Cedar Valley Expressway engineering studies. He dismissed a suit by three Cedar Rapids residents led by C C Slapnicka challenging a $21 925 expenditure by the city council.
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Republican Change Set For April 1
In Phoenix AP report Dean Burch will resign as Republican National Chairman effective April 1. Ray Bliss of Ohio will become national chairman after consent from Bliss, with Barry Goldwater and others attending the news conference.
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Argentine Congress Building Hit by Plastic Bomb
A plastic bomb exploded in a second floor reading room of the national congress in Buenos Aires on Monday night. No injuries were reported.
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Hughes Iowa Surges Ahead in State of the State
Gov. Harold Hughes says Iowa moved from negative thinking to a new era of cooperation with record growth in industry and education. He projects a $30 million general fund surplus and tax revenue up 42 percent in the next biennium, urging unity to tackle ongoing state issues. The address sets stage for inaugural remarks and budget message.
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