Two Hurdles Before Congress Adjourning This Session
Congress rushes to adjourn in about three weeks facing two major tests this week. The antipoverty Economic Opportunity Act and the foreign aid authorization bill dominate work, with pay raises and investor protection measures also on deck. Senate fights on amendments threaten timely action as Morse aims to trim 500 million from a 3.5 billion foreign aid target.
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Johnson Files Brand of His Own
President Johnson moves to shed the Kennedy label and court a distinct image for his bid, directing the shaping of his own record in Congress and executive actions. He aims to appeal to liberal and independent voters, solidify support in industrial states, and avoid Kennedy baggage in the South while positioning allies for convention roles.
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Scientists Study Moon Photos From Ranger 7 Flight
In Pasadena AP reports scientists reviewing 4316 close range moon photos taken in 13 minutes 40 seconds during the Ranger 7 mission. They aim to map 200000 square miles for possible manned Apollo landing sites and assess TV system refinements. The team expects years of analysis from the images and notes Ranger 6 camera failures guided Ranger 7 upgrades.
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Minuteman Leader Claims Mail Covers Hit Minutemen
NORBORNE Mo AP Minutemen national leader Robert DePugh says federal agencies are using mail covers on 50 to 100 Minutemen. He reports letters opened with a knife and resealed with official stamps and claims delays up to 30 days. DePugh criticizes what he calls harassment of patriotic citizens by government agencies.
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Mailman Doomed by Weather Finishes Night College Degree
Ollie George, 42, of Henderson Kentucky, traveled a 30 mile round trip for four years to attend Evansville Indiana night classes and earned a degree in business administration. He plans a brief break before returning to mail delivery.
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Slag New Valuable By-Product On Kansas Turnpike
Slag from Kaw power station, once waste, is now used as asphalt adhesive on the Kansas Turnpike shoulders from Topeka to Kansas City. City officials had discarded it in landfills until late February. L A Wipprecht, power-station superintendent, notes Midwest demand is new while eastern producers have sold slag as a by product for years.
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Buffalo and Derby families visit across states this week
Mrs Anna Gillespie hosts relatives from Buffalo Derby Oklahoma City Chicago Neodesha and Derby including Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gillespie Marvin Gillespie Donald Gillespie Kenneth Gillespie and Dean Robbins with baby. Wilson county Democrat club coffee in Neodesha August 28 attended by Mrs W B Brown. Wichita guests Terry Chipeaus Sandra Burroughs Donna Burroughs visit Mr and Mrs Leon Adams and sons. J L Walker and Walt Davis visit Missouri. Eldon Braman and Kansas City visitors at W B Brown and L M Braman homes in Yates Center. Melvin Sperry family of Ellsworth visit Buffalo and stay with Mrs Sperry's mother Mrs Margaret Mason in Chanute.
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Terry Chipeaus
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Wichita
Leon Adams
Walt Davis
J. L. Walker
Missouri
Eldon Braman
Kansas City
Kan
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Suez Canal Opening Elevates South Arabia as Strategic Guardian
The canal's opening thrust South Arabia into a key role guarding a vital cross roads. This historic shift underscores the region's strategic importance in global maritime routes and geopolitical balance.
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Two Are Killed Near Nevada Mo in Crash
NEVADA Mo AP A Joplin woman 28 and her son Stephen 2 were killed when their car collided with a tractor trailer on U S 71 about 52 miles south of Nevada. Clarence Nachbar 45 Adrian Mo driver of the shell corn laden truck was seriously injured with internal injuries. The northbound car was totaled and the southbound truck left the highway into a ditch.
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Drug labeling rules under federal and state controls
Federal law under the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act sets rules for drug labels with additional state level controls. State authorities may supplement federal requirements to govern labeling and disclosure.
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Boat hits chimney after 100 mph Georgian Bay windstorm
A homeowner in Oshawa reported a motorboat was hurled into the air by a 100 mile per hour windstorm sweeping the Georgian Bay area and knocked the top from his chimney. Police investigated the unusual weather related incident and damage in the town.
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