Voting Rights Bill Heads to President and Senate Showdown
Congress aims to send the voting rights bill to President Johnson this week amid a reapportionment clash spurred by the one man, one vote ruling. The Judiciary Committee schedules Abe Fortas for a Thursday Supreme Court hearing, while immigration and antipoverty measures advance in the House and Senate.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Supreme Court
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Abe Fortas
Arthur J. Goldberg
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Labor Committee
Senate House Conference Committee
House
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Appropriations and
Armed Services Committees
Viet Nam
Cottage Grove School Reunion Set at Zillah Sunday
The Cottage Grove school reunion will be held at Zillah school Sunday starting at 12 30. A basket dinner will be served. Several local residents and visitors are noted with trips and social visits spanning Mesa Verde Colorado Springs Joliet Ill San Antonio Texas Minnesota Canada Kansas City and nearby towns.
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Humboldt
Cottage Grove
Zillah
Burtch
Neva Smith
San Antonio
Tex
Howard Russell
Roy Riley
Charles Pribbernow
Claude Moon
Minnesota
Canada
Kansas City
County Employees Retire And Weekend Social Notices
County workers retire as Mrs. Bert Long leaves office after eight years with a retirement party. The week includes wedding guests from multiple states visiting Parsons, Chanute, Kansas City, and other towns for the Barbara Hazen Philip Doran ceremony and various weekend outings.
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Erie
Frank Harris
Kansas
Parsons
Mines
Janice Nation
Clark Fleming
Bryan George
Lester Shepard
A. F. Redmond
Crusa Allman
Milton Johnson
James Rupard
Kansas City
Barbara Hazen
Phillip Doran
Pat Cathers
Cameron Moore
Cleo Dalton
Chanute
Neosho Publishing Co
Vere Burns
Clifford Edwards
Bert Long
the Register of Deeds
Nancy Dunham
Howard Dunham
Wabash
Ind
Virginia Pierce
Helen Pierce
Virginia
Stalkcup Advertising Co
Clar
Ethiopian teen to attend South Hadley High under sponsor
An 18 year old Ethiopian boy Worku Bihonegne from Dessie is enrolled at South Hadley High School this fall through the sponsorship of former Peace Corps worker Robert Dougard who met him in Dessie. Worku will live with the Dougards while attending school.
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South Hadley
Mass
South Hadley High School
Peace Corps
Worku Bihonegne
Dessie
Ethiopia
Robert Dougard
Worku
Dougard
Fong to Seek Hawaii Annexation of Trust Territory
Senator Hiram Fong proposed surveying Congress on annexing the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands to Hawaii as Micronesia moves toward self government. He stressed the need for a careful appraisal of trust territory status, contingent on support from Hawaii and the trust territory.
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Washington
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
Congress
Pacific Islands
Fong
Senate
Grain elevator destroyed in Maryville explosion
A grain elevator at the east edge of Maryville was destroyed by an explosion and fire early Sunday. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars. No injuries. Elevator owned by Consumers Oil Co. A dust explosion blown the structure apart. Debris damaged bins, two trucks burned, two box cars and the Burlington depot damaged. Windows shattered in a farm supply display building.
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Maryville, Co
Maryville
Consumers Oil Co
Consumers Cooperative Association
Burlington
Minister Offers Reward for Bibles
A Sacramento Baptist minister appeals for return of two Bibles stolen during a San Francisco visit. Rev. Merle Booth of Hazel Avenue Baptist Church offers a 20 dollar reward and notes the volumes have lifelong value beyond money.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
Merle Booth
Hazel Avenue Baptist Church
U.S. Air Exports Reach 1.8 Billion in 1964
The data show U.S. exports by air totaling 1.8 billion dollars for the year 1964, indicating strong growth in aviation trade. This figure reflects nationwide air cargo and passenger-related export activity across multiple sectors and regions.
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U.S
Blaze rages near elevator. firemen battle six hour blaze
A fire broke out about 400 yards southwest of the elevator as firefighters fought the blaze for six hours battling flames and smoke until containment.
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Insulin
Vitalis
Tampax
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Robert Adams
Mesa Verde
Colorado Springs
John Hottenstein
John Diverbliss
Bridge Club
Russell Runnels
Dave Woods
William Scott
Glen Shook
Ben Barfoot
David Woods
W. H. Burtch
Joliet
Ill
Dean Burtch
Ford Palstring
Iola
Blackburn
Chetopa
Susie Norman
Kenneth Bryson
Bernard
Ronald
Tim Yockey
Wayne
Juanita Sharp
Faye Yockey
Coffeyville
Don Brinkman
Centralia
Brinkman
Ellis Motor Co
Paul Cook, Stark
E. L. Howard
L. R. Rogers
Barbara Arthur
Starlight Theater
Virgil Moody
Mary Jo
Harold Heaton
Starlight
United States
U.S. Department of Commerce
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Pilot
Archdiocesan
Manila
Philippines
Mariano Gingono
Penarabia
Luzon
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake County
Washington (Ap
Stewart L. Udall
Richardson
Ruth Whitworth
Paula
Phillip Whitworth
Richardsons
van Wells
Shelby N. C
Don E. Wells
Vern Vandever
Tulsa
Wells
Tom Burress
Mildred Tays
Ottawa
Craig Burress
Camp Chippewa
Clarence Obenhaus
Fox Lake
el Dorado
James Cox
Dodge City
Luci
Luci Baines Johnson
Milwaukee
Wis
Korea
Nashville, Tenn
Beverly
Briley
Harpeth Hills
State Department
Mexico
Texas
Alamo
First
New Orleans
Chapultepec
Tower
Las Fors
S. Central
R. D
Bob
Wilson Field
South Lincoln Chanute
NEW York Life Insurance Company
Hunt
Strongheart Cat Food
Page
Hill's Bros
Cain's
Old Milwaukee
Tru-Vu
Swift
Morrell's
IGA
Vita Skim
U. S. No
Eserve
Ven Food Center
South Santa Fe
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