Teague predicts early approval of Viet Nam GI Bill
Rep. Olin Teague, head of the House Veterans Affairs Committee, says Congress will pass a Viet Nam GI bill by late February extending education aid and home loan guarantees for veterans with more than 180 days of service since 1955. He notes Senate approval and urges Johnson administration accommodation to curb costs.
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Washington
Olin E. Teague
Viet Nam
Teague
Texas
House Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Waxa
Hachie
Tex
Congress
Senate
Ralph W. Yarborough
Selected Force Ready For Crisis Duty By June 30
The National Guard Bureau chief says the 150000-man selected force will be fully ready to back the regular Army for crisis duty by June 30. He notes units are at 97 percent of combat strength and training has expanded nationwide to about 24 hours monthly with early two week annual sessions starting winter.
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Washington
National Guard Bureau
Winston P. Wilson
Wilson
Defense Department
South Viet Nam
National Guard
Associated Press
E Guard Bureau
New Quarantine Sign Replaces Condemned Label in Bloomington
A red quarantine sign reading Occupancy Prohibited replaces the Condemned sign used by city inspectors. It warns against occupancy of homes with uncorrected plumbing housing heating or electrical code violations.
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Bloomington, Ill
Indians May Take Over Again
A New York AP column notes the U.S. Indian population rose from 240000 in 1900 to over 525000, with births rising and potential long term impact. It also mentions nonspecific trivia on science, nursing, university PhDs, college finances, weekend driving risk, a missile test camera, and quotes from contemporaries.
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New York
U.S
America
Local Hosts Honor Mrs. P. W. Kyle With Birthday Dinner
Erie social notes list multiple residents attending a Sunday bridge party in honor of Mrs. P. W. Kyle. The event featured an ensemble gift, high score prizes for women and men, and visits from relatives in Fort Worth Dallas and Kansas City areas.
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Erie
A. L. Ricketts
P. W. Kyle
Sidney Linscott
E. J. Richey
Ralph Willson
Ted Kyle
Mrs. Richey
Stephen Beard
Tony
Fort Worth-Dallas
Clarence Brooks
Carl Beck
Sedan
Earl Beck
Verle Edwards
Lonnie
Greeley
Colo
Mahlon Edwards
Ed Durham
Fredonia
Sam Wood
R. E. Yockey
Fred Madl
Parsons
Stephen Madl
Bar Rice
Chanute
Herman Morgan
Clarence Regas
Kansas City
Ed Moore
Sam Dixon
Lawrence
Frederick Swan
Tom and Jill
Clifford McCoy
Ralph McCoy
Robert Stegman
Bernard Stegman
Bernard Stegmans
Loren J. Smith
4-H Club News at High Prairie Church Meeting
David Marple presided at the Thursday night meeting. Mrs Lee Campbell announced awards from the achievement banquet in Neodesha. Mrs Harold Olson led the purple seal charter ceremony. Max Marple led carols and John Hutchison spoke on a food project. The group held recreation and a gift exchange. Christmas boxes were packed for senior citizens. Homemade candy and apples were served to eight parents and nineteen members.
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David Marple
High Prairie Church
Lee Campbell
Neodesha
Harold Olson
Max Marple
John Hutchison
Cub Scouts Meet to Assemble Christmas Gifts
Scout News Den 2 Pack 225 met Saturday morning with den mother Mrs Paul Dent and assistant Mrs Otto Bright at 1521 S Malcolm. Meeting opened with flag salute and games led by den chief Dennis McKenzie. Boys worked on Christmas presents for their parents. Refreshments provided by Harold Trent.
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Den
Paul Dent
Otto Bright
S. Malcolm
Dennis McKenzie
Harold Trent
Ist District GOP Elects French
Jima French of Liberal has been elected 1st District Republican chairman to succeed McDill Boyd of Phillipsburg, who is resigning because of private business. French, Seward County chair man, was the unanimous choice of about 100 county chairmen, vice chairmen and officers from the 56-county district at a dinner meeting Saturday night. Mrs. Dane Bales of Logan was named district vice chairman to succeed Mrs. Ellamay Kay, who has moved out of the district. Retaining their posts were Mrs. Jack Boyd of Meade, secretary, and N. C. Grant of Salina, treasurer.
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Jack Boyd
Meade
N. C. Grant
Salina
Salina Receives Grant for Industrial Park Project
The Urban Renewal Administration awarded Salina Kansas a 124 144 grant for a 13 acre northeast industrial park. The agency also reserved 1 631 000 for a loan and grant to fund the project.
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Washington
Urban Renewal Administration
Salina
Kan
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Soft Custard For Fruit Topping
A smooth custard base served over fresh fruit such as strawberries or raspberries. The dish highlights a creamy texture and mild vanilla notes to complement the fruit’s sweetness.
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