Kennedy seeks $4.88 billion foreign aid plan for 1963
President Kennedy formally asks Congress for a $4.8785 billion foreign aid program for fiscal 1963. He defends the need against communism and tyranny, urges no cuts, and notes hearings begin Wednesday before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The package splits into $3.3785 billion for economic aid and $1.5 billion for military assistance, with a Latin America Alliance for Progress fund seeking $3 billion over four years.
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Cattle and Hog Prices Rise in Kansas City Markets
Kansas City livestock report shows cattle and hog prices advancing with support for steers, heifers, and feeder cattle. Parsons Livestock notes steady hogs with varied weights, while cattle values hold for grain fed steers and heifers 600-700 pounds and stocker calves, amid broader market strength.
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Nebraska Snowplows Struggle Against Wind and Snow
Nebraska workers battled ongoing snow and winds up to 45 mph that drifted highways and forced school closures. More than 100 schools remained shut across an east west corridor from Valentine to Holdrege and Blair to Hastings as plows worked to clear blocked roads.
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Kennedy matron 71 undergoes pelvic hernia operation
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, mother of the president, aged 71, underwent a successful pelvic hernia operation in Boston. The procedure lasted an hour and five minutes and the surgeon reported her condition was excellent at the end.
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Rites Held For Spurling 24 In San Antonio
Death announced for Royal David Spurling 24 of San Antonio Texas from cancer at Fort Sam Houston Hospital after a long illness. He was born April 10, 1937 in Early and lived in the area before joining the military. Survived by wife Minnette Jones, a daughter Caren, parents Earl and Grenda Spurling, grandmother Ora Reeve, three brothers and five sisters. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Earlton Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. Joe Bailey presiding.
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Local Notices and Deaths Chronicle Transit, Meetings and Traffic
Lincoln birth announcements and funeral notices for H P Hurst and Walter Myers. Polo era traffic citations list numerous drivers with fines. Community meetings set for Perry and Petrolia with cookies and coffee. Santa Fe rail data and Neo sho Mental Health Assn meeting. Obituaries for Dr R Herbert Rollow and William Browning. Get Acquainted dance and Girl Scout visit noted. Carload and on line freight figures for Santa Fe. Community updates include hospital, church, and school events.
Grass Roots Push Aims to Advance Kennedy Medical Care Plan
The White House coordinates a large grass roots drive to push Kennedy's medical care program through Congress. Officials highlight a May 20 Madison Square Garden rally in New York as a demonstration of the energy behind the effort.
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Daily Transcript notes hospital admissions and political rally
The Daily Transcript lists hospital admissions for Mrs. Wilbur Mace and others, and notes a Madison Square Garden rally appearance Monday by Kennedy backed by the National Council of Senior Citizens and the Golden Ring Clubs of New York. It mentions White House press comments and various ads.
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Wall Street Mixed Session Trims Losses Amid Moderate Volume
Wall Street ended mixed with slight shifts in key stocks as the market held a moderate tone. U.S. government and corporate bonds rose while overall volume was about 3.1 million shares, down from Monday's 3.28 million.
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Coyotes Killed and Escaped Near Earlton Drive
Five coyotes were killed and five escaped during a drive near Earlton on March 4 as about 75 men participated. The event took place at the Dye home area with coverage noting local families, the noon meal, and volunteers aiding in the operation.
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Kennedy Council Revived As Senior Citizens Policy Group
Sperry Road data show broad backing from older voters including 55 percent support from Std Oil NJ and 53 percent with US Steel ties. The council, born from Senior Citizens for Kennedy, aims to defray costs of elder care. Former Rep. Aime Forand, now council chairman, led the 1960s effort.
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Court Order For Ex Priest To Face Family Support Case
Former priest Walter Ryan, 57, must appear in Domestic Relations Court on March 19 in San Francisco to answer charges of failing to support his four children. His wife, suing the Catholic church in Mineola New York for 2.375 million dollars, says he was spirited to California by the church. The dispute traces to a January 1960 action at New York authorities request.
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Action Urged In Letter To Governor
Wellington AP report releases the text of a letter from Dr. Charles R. Roquemore urging Gov. John Anderson to convene a governor's conference on human relations and press for action to end Kansas racial discrimination. He as NAACP Kansas State Conference president accuses the governor of inaction since a September meeting and cites discrimination in state employment and contracting.
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Primatene Tablets Sell Without Prescription Now
A leading asthma remedy once prescription only is advertised as available over the counter. The ad claims Primatene relieves bronchial constriction, eases tension, and stops attacks within minutes, promising hours of relief at 96 cents per box.
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