Freedom of Information Bill Delayed by Humphrey
Senate delay on a freedom of information bill aimed at easing press access to government records. House interest and similar measures in the House Judiciary Committee signal ongoing debate.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1964
Page
5
Senate delay on a freedom of information bill aimed at easing press access to government records. House interest and similar measures in the House Judiciary Committee signal ongoing debate.
The Maid of Cotton Katy Sue Meredith has completed her world tour and returns to Memphis to pick up a new car, one prize from the annual maid contest, before driving home to Andalusia Alabama. She visited 14 countries.
Houston AP reports astronaut Scott Carpenter has been discharged from a hospital after a motorcycle crash in Bermuda. He will spend a week at home in Houston before returning to work at the Manned Spacecraft Center. His left arm was broken, along with bruised left knee, and a broken left toe. Officials cautioned on his exact duties upon return.
Haitian Foreign Minister Rene Chalmers urged the United States to provide about 100 million dollars over ten years, saying Haiti has consistently supported U.S. foreign policy. The U.S. cut off aid two years ago due to the repressive dictatorship of Francois Duvalier, after giving about 12.5 million annually previously.
4-H club meeting of Neosho Valley Busy Bees in Chanute featured guest speaker Lige Matlock, Neosho County chief of police. Demonstrations covered salad and gardening, with talks on conservation, parliamentary procedure, and music appreciation. Plan discussions included a cook foods sale and a booth at the county fair.
Thayer residents and guests are listed with visits from families in Chanute Topeka Manhattan Cherryvale and Denver. The community welcomes travelers and hosts, including Riverside and California connections, with Mrs Hazen hosting the Ladies Bridge Club and noting scores.
U Thant met Soviet Premier Khrushchev in the Kremlin to discuss overdue UN peacekeeping debts. Thant presented a Burmese silver bowl Khrushchev called beautiful and fit for a museum. Debts risk losing the Soviet Union's General Assembly vote if unpaid.
TIPTON Okla AP a 13 year old Little Leaguer who had his right leg amputated after a bicycle accident in 1963 has returned to baseball. Now catcher he pitches and plays despite limited speed. He credits coach Don Royal and support from fans including Mickey Mantle and plans to coach someday to help others.
In New Delhi officials report a massive rural electrification program aiding India's villages. Only 4.2 percent had electricity so far, with a goal to raise to 7.6 percent by 1966.
Phillips Petroleum Co. reported record earnings for the second quarter and the first half of 1964. Q2 earnings reached 29.99 million dollars, 90 cents a share, up 17 percent from last year. First half earnings totaled 58.85 million dollars, 1.77 a share, up 10 percent, with last year including 3.6 million from uranium property profits.
Multiple deeds recorded in Allen County listing transfers to Iela Abstract Co. Sarah A Stewart and Charles Stewart. W Giffin to Henry Bedenbender. Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. to City of Iola. Missouri Kansas Texas Rail Road Co. to Edger K Oldefux. Nancy Upshaw to Nancy Upshaw and Henry P Upshaw. Gladys M Hergis to Gladys A Margis and Jere J Nelberger. Evalyn M Northrup to H L Miller & Son Inc. Descriptions include lots and parts in Bik Iola Alger's Add Mumboid and Northrup's Add.
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