Higher Education Bill Heads to Johnson for Signature
The House approved a comprehensive education bill funding scholarships and loans to college students while the Senate sent the measure to President Johnson. The package includes 73 billion dollars for student aid and 3.1 billion for construction grants, with further appropriations expected later. It extends defense education programs and allows colleges to suspend aid for disruptive students.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Wallace Buttons Outsell Series Trinkets in St. Louis
In St. Louis veteran World Series trinket vendor Andy Day of Chicago reports Wallace campaign buttons outselling baseball souvenirs and rival Nixon and Humphrey items. The vendor notes Wallace badges are the top sellers among his stock.
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ST. Louis
George Wallace
Andy Day
Chicago
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Humphrey
Fortas withdraws nomination amid senate controversy
Fortas requests withdrawal of his own nomination to the Supreme Court. President Johnson later withdraws thornberry’s nomination to replace Fortas, while Thurmond and Griffin call the move wise amid deep division and controversy over the nomination.
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U.S. Circuit Court
Homer Thornberry
Texas
Supreme Court
Senate
Thornberry
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R- M.C
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
United States
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Sign on Fourth Avenue Baptist Church
Louisville reporters note a church sign at Fourth Avenue Baptist reads Keep Your Bible Open and You Will Not Find the Door Of Heaven Shut. The phrasing emphasizes faith and biblical assurance in a local city scene.
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Louisville
Fourth Avenue Baptist Church
George Wallace for Nixon and Dallas man’s vote
George Cary Wallace of Dallas says he will vote for Richard M. Nixon on November 5. He runs a butane propane business with his name on storage tanks and trucks. He notes he averages about one crank call a day, half of which are good.
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