Kelabit Chief Seeks U.S. Aid Amid Malayan Border War
In the Tamabo Mountains Kelabit Chief Penghulu asks United States help as 3,000 people fear fighting on the Malaysian Indonesian border. British troops patrol jungle frontiers while the tribe seeks peace and a possible alliance with President Johnson.
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Washington briefing on June appropriations timetable and housing plan
In Washington the House Appropriations Committee drafted a timetable to move all annual money bills through the House early in June, aiming six months ahead of last year. The plan expands a 1956 program to provide library services to areas lacking them, initially limited to towns under 10,000. Also: the US accepts a Philippine mediation proposal to resolve the conflict with Cambodia, details undisclosed and country stance uncertain. President Johnson backs a national education effort to help Negroes move into white neighborhoods, enforcing the federal housing discrimination order.
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Library Aid Bill Passes To Extend Urban Library Funds
The House defeated a Republican challenge and approved a Tuesday bill to broaden federal library aid to urban areas.
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Army Engineers map 50 to 60 million in Missouri Kansas work
Kansas City District of Army Engineers announces plans for 50 to 60 million dollars in new military and civil works in Missouri and Kansas this year. Major military spending includes 20 to 25 million for Ft. Leonard Wood facilities plus Nike site air conditioning and Rich ards-Gebaur Base upgrades. Civil projects cover 51 million Stockton dam and reservoir on the Sac River and 9.5 million channel work on the Missouri River with ongoing Missouri River agricultural levee program funded at 5.6 million.
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Oswald's Widow Heard by Warren Commission
The Warren Commission will take testimony from Lee Oswald's widow to learn more about his movements on November 22 the day President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. The commission seeks details on Oswald's life and possible connections as part of its broader investigation.
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Mother Delivers Baby in Taxi Ride to Hospital
Mrs. Marshall Williams, 25, awoke early and went to the hospital saying her baby was coming. Doctors said it was premature and she returned home. Two hours later a taxi was summoned for a second trip and her husband delivered a baby girl in the cab’s back seat.
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Growth in Market For Stock Raisers
Kansas Governor John Anderson told the American Royal Livestock Show board that livestock producers should prepare for rising world demand. He cited Japan’s industrial growth and predicted Japan will switch from fish to beef and from rice to wheat, urging producers to meet expanding markets. Anderson, who raises cattle, noted 9 percent annual growth in Japan and said world economics affect Kansas and Missouri as much as distant producers.
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Spaak Sees French China Recognition as NATO Setback
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak said French recognition of Communist China is a clear setback for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Spaak, a former NATO secretary general, noted Belgium’s founding role in the alliance.
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Husband blames culture clash and love issues in letters
A reader rants about a husband who mocked his wife's weight and charm while calling her uninteresting. Ann Landers replies that many middle aged women fear being discarded and urges husbands to show affection and effort in private, especially in love making. The column also addresses a query about Lace Curtain Irish and wedding invitation gifts.
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Farming employs 7 million workers in the United States
The article notes farming supports about seven million jobs, exceeding the combined total in transportation, public utilities, steel, and automobile manufacturing, highlighting agriculture as a leading employer in the economy.
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