House Boosts Debt Ceiling By 22 Billion
The House passed a $22 billion increase in the national debt ceiling sending the measure to the Senate. It raises the limit from 336 billion to 358 billion with a 217-196 vote amid concerns of Treasury shortages. The Senate must act after addressing a censure resolution against Senator Thomas J. Dodd.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Congress
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Senate Finance Committee
Long
Johnson
White House
Wilbur D. Mills
Grants Aid Washburn U Recovery After Tornado
The U S Office of Education announced nearly 2 million dollars in grants to rebuild Washburn University at Topeka after a tornado destroyed seven buildings last year. One grant of 1 549 000 covers replacement of six buildings and 432 000 funds a new law building.
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Washington
Washburn University
Topeka
U.S. Office of Education
Traffic Fatalities Rise With Kansas Drought Study
AP report quotes Kansas Highway Commission safety director Claud McCament linking drought and higher traffic deaths. He cites 1966 tolls, travel mileage, and weather effects, notes improvements in highways and driver education, and calls for stronger license laws, enforcement, and adult driver education.
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Topeka
Kansas
Claud R. McCament
Kansas Highway Commission
McCament
McCamment
Summer Happening at Twin Peaks Draws Hippie Crowd
Flower Children gathered on Twin Peaks and at Golden Gate Park for the first day of a summer of love predicted to draw 100000 hippies to San Francisco. Bearded participants described the event as a solstice or Krishna ceremony with music by the Grateful Dead and others.
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San Francisco
Disciples of Love
Golden Gate Park
Polo Field
Grateful Dead
Quicksilver Messenger Service
the Mad River
the Phoenix
Big Brother
the Holding Company
Twin Peaks
Arkansas Democrat proposes debt brake and longer notes
The Arkansas House Ways and Means Committee favored a bill to cap spending and let the Treasury issue notes up to seven years. The plan would exclude these notes from the 44 percent interest limit that blocked long-term securities and would include in the national debt the participation certificates in pools of government-held loans sold to private investors, a point Republicans say hides the true debt.
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The
Treasury
Fleet Swoon Wins Florida Breeders Futurity Purchase
Fleet Swoon, winner of the Florida Breeders Futurity at Florida Downs in Oldsmar, Fla., was bought for 71000 dollars at the Hialeah Sales last winter. He is owned by George R. Wallace of Fitchburg, Massachusetts.
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Fleet Swoon
Florida Downs
Oldsmar
Fla
George R. Wallace
Fitchburg, Mass
Chanute Tribune Page Six June 22 1967
Reading copy of Chanute Tribune segment from Thursday June 22 1967 on page six. Contains local notices and brief items likely about community events, meetings, and small regional updates.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Notice of hearing to terminate descent of Addie Biggs real estate
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court will hear Doris L Lakey to determine descent and heirship of Addie A Biggs real estate. Respondents named include William S Biggs Henry Biggs Ernest Biggs George Biggs Ralph Biggs Leo R Biggs Earl Biggs and Wm C Biggs with unknown creditors and heirs. Answer by July 10 1967 at 2:00 PM in Erie courthouse.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Doris L. Lakey
Addie A. Biggs
State of
William S. Biggs
Henry Biggs
Ernest Biggs
George Biggs
Ralph Biggs
Leo R. Biggs
Earl Biggs
Wm. C. Biggs
Erie
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Styles
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