Congress to Start Work on Budget
Congress begins work on President Johnsons 112.8 billion budget with 12 subcommittees and hearings to cover 12 money bills. McNamara testifies on emergency funds of 12.76 billion while the defense budget stands at 57.1 billion for 1967.
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Congress
Washington
Johnson
House Defense Appropriations
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
House Appropriations Committee
Budget Bureau
Treasury Department
Elbert Slaughter Lecture in Dallas on Freedom and God
Elbert R. Slaughter of Dallas spoke at First Church of Christ, Scientist in the church auditorium on Forest and Elm Monday evening. He described a divine heritage of freedom and dominion and said ignorance poverty and sickness can be overcome through spiritual perception of the true idea of God and man.
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Elbert R. Slaughter
Dallas
Slaughter
Christian Science Board of
First Church of Christ
Church Auditorium Forest and Elm
Eva E. Cunningham
Yates Center News Roundup Follows Local Events
Funeral services for Ross C. Rodgers 83 held in Fredonia with burial at Buffalo Cemetery. Yates Center residents attend. bowling league reports 16 men teams and 7 women teams. Wildcats fall 55 58 to Garnett while other scores and PTA panel noted. Local meetings include ASC staff in Wichita and community notices.
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Yates Center
Ross C. Rodgers
Fredonia
Buffalo Cemetery
Yates Center Bowling Association
Bob Kuestersteffen
Wayne Jaynes
Wildcats
Garnett Bulldogs
Mike Chatterton
Wildcat
Don Old
Alex Glades
Victor Leis
Charles Shahan
Wayne Bradman
Dennis Kress
West Owl Creek HD Unit Meets at Harding Home
The West Owl Creek Home Demonstration unit met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Lester Harding’s home with eight members present. Mrs. Harding led the lesson titled Why's of Food and Nutrition.
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West Owl Creek
Lester Harding
Young amputee aims for Oregon roller skating title again
Kathy Waite, 13, who lost a leg, hopes to reclaim Oregon roller skating championship. Three weeks post operation she skated with crutches as fans sent letters and $558 in donations to fund an artificial leg. Kate Smith treated for respiratory infection delaying theater opening. Prince Charles, 17-year-old in Melbourne report continues.
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Ore
Kathy Waite
Oregon
Kathy
Hollywood
Calif
Kate Smith
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
West Covina
Hearing Set In Probate Matter Of Wesley Hamilton Estate
Notice in Neosho County Kansas probate court states Mayme F. Hamilton seeks descent determination for Wesley Hamilton's estate. Undivided one half of Lots 1 2 3 Block 9 Tioga City Chanute. Hearing February 2 1966 at 7 PM in Erie Kansas court.
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Gaid
Ando
Wesley Hamilton
Tioga
Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
Said Gay
Erie
Prince Charles to train with bush fire fight at Timbertop
The future king will join 135 students for a 14 week term at Timbertop School 140 miles northeast of Melbourne. Headmaster Thomas Garnett says Charles will wear typical student attire and learn the same disciplines, including fighting bush fires. Astronaut M Scott Carpenter may need surgery to remove a left arm callus before potential return to space.
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Melbourne
Prince Charles
Thomas R. Garnett
Garnett
First Woman Edits Harvard Crimson
Linda C. McVeigh the Crimson’s first woman managing editor accepts a jacks challenge from Yale Daily News editor John Rothchild. She notes she will cook dinner for him and may play tennis or headline writing in response to the taunt about femininity.
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Radcliffe
Harvard Crimson
University
Anaheim
Calif
Cambridge
Mass
Yale Daily News
The
Crimson
Harvard
Radcliffe College
John Rothchild
Yale
Miss McVeigh
Rothchild
Man’s Castle
Yale Daily
Automation consensus report finds no major job threat
The residential commission studying automation will submit a consensus report to the White House stating technological change presents no major employment threat that cannot be met by strong economic measures. Labor members had objected to an earlier version but largely agree. some footnotes may detail remaining points.
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Washington
Residential Commission
White House
Tioga High Bowling Scores and Area Totals
Tioga High 204 led by Donovan and Markham plus 588 for Markham. Neosho Nurseries and Orr's Color Center posted scores with Wilkins and Weeks among top scorers. La Rosa De Oro Hamm's Beer and Notestine show notable high 10 and high 30 marks with Ramsey Pounds and H Baughn delivering strong games.
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H. Baughn
Hamm's Beer
Ramsey
Hamm’s
General Novelty
Arbitration ruling voids thousands of railroad jobs
Monday saw the federal arbitration ruling that led to the loss of thousands of railroad jobs. Judge Alexander Holtzoff issued a temporary restraining order at railroad attorneys request as unions warned of a strike when the ruling expires. Congress ordered the three year process to settle a dispute involving about 85 railroads in the West and Southeast.
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Washington
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railroad
Alexander Holtzoff
Congress
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