Johnson seeks $1 billion aid for India famine relief
President Johnson asked Congress to endorse a $1 billion antifamine program for India, with India paying in rupees for commodities under the plan. He proposed adding 3.5 million tons of grain this year, plus vegetable oils, milk powder, cotton, and tobacco, supported by U.S. and international pledges. Mrs. Indira Gandhi said talks with Johnson deepened understanding and friendship as she prepared to fly to New York.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
India
Indira Gandhi
New York City
U.S
United States
Orville Freeman
Canada
Kidnaper Remains Silent
Friends in Surfside on Miami Beach form a committee to raise 50,000 dollars for information leading to the safe return of 18 year old Daniel Goldman. Police chase leads and searches continue, with a heavy set man in a baseball cap forcing him from his home at gunpoint.
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Miami
Fla
Daniel Goldman
Surfside
Miami Beach
Daniel
Name Three To Highway Commission
Gov. Avery appointed two new state highway commissioners and reappointed a third. Harry Bud Timberlake of Leavenworth was named for a two year term to replace Mil ford Grassberger. Edward W. Pete Armstrong of Wichita was appointed to replace Robert G. Langenwalter. Rex Dawe of Lucas was reappointed for a second two year term. Timberlake is a former state printer and Kansas City Area Transportation Authority member. Armstrong is VP and treasurer of McCormick Armstrong Co. Lucas is president of Farmers State Bank at Lucas and Sylvan State Bank at Sylvan Grove.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Harry
Bud) Timberlake
Leavenworth
Milford Grassberger
Shawnee
Edward W
Pete) Armstrong
Wichita
Robert G. Langenwalter
Rex Dawe
Lucas
Timberlake
Kansas City Area Transportation Authority
Armstrong
McCormick Armstrong Co
Farmers State Bank
Sylvan State Bank
Sylvan Grove
Maxfield Parrish Dies At 85 Noted Illustrator And Muralist
Plainfield New Hampshire AP reports Maxfield Parrish died today at age 85. Born in Philadelphia in 1870 he gained fame as a magazine illustrator and muralist. his father Stephen Parrish was a renowned painter and etcher.
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Plainfield, N.H
Maxfield Parrish
Parrish
Philadelphia
Stephen Parrish
Hugoton District okays school bonds vote tally
ULYSSES Kan AP An 825000 dollar school bond issue was approved by Hugoton Unified School District 210 in a special election Tuesday with a 545 to 319 result.
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Ulysses, Kan
Hugoton Unified School District
Draft-Dodge Ring Cracked by FBI Raids Nationwide
FBI arrests 38 in daybreak raids cracking a scheme selling fake enlistment papers for up to 5000 dollars. In New York 33 were rounded up including nine fathers and eight sons. Cleveland and other cities saw five arrests for forwarding papers to draft boards.
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New York
Cleveland
Gottfried
Miller
Earl E. Brown
National
Defense Department
Cooling Agent Is Income Tax
Treasury assistant secretary Stanley S Surrey told a Senate subcommittee that higher personal income taxes are a suitable tool to cool the overheated economy but should be paired with higher corporate taxes. He suggested a possible package of a 5 percent personal tax rise with a corporate tax hike, noting it could remove about 2.5 billion dollars from the economy.
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Congress
Stanley S. Surrey
The
Treas
AEC chooses likely site for atom smasher from NAS list
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a firm decision to pick the site for a proposed 375 million dollar atom smasher from six NAS recommendations. Candidate locations include Ann Arbor Michigan Brookhaven Upton Long Island South Barrington Weston Denver Madison and sites near Sacramento. AEC chairman Dr Glenn T Seaborg said the best site will be found among the academy's recommended locations.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
National Academy of Sciences
Ann Arbor
Mich
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Upton
Long Island
N.Y
South Barrington
Weston
Illinois
Chicago
Denver
Colo
Madison
Wis
Sierra Foothills
Sacramento
Calif
Academy
AEC
Congress
Glenn T. Seaborg
Grand Jury Probes Orinda District Poverty Aid Request
A Contra Costa County grand jury was ordered after the Orinda Elementary School District sought 19 418 dollars to combat poverty. Foreman Kenneth Thollaug noted the average Oakland suburb family income around 13 000 dollars.
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Martinez
Calif
Orinda
Contra Costa County
Grand Jury
Kenneth Thollaug
Oakland
MoPac to discontinue St Louis Pueblo passenger trains
Missouri Pacific Railroad said it will end passenger service on two trains between St Louis and Pueblo Colorado this weekend. Six daily trains between St Louis and Kansas City will continue. The move follows an Interstate Commerce Commission ruling that the St Louis Pueblo trains are not required.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Pueblo
Colo
MOPAC
Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
First Lady Lyndon Johnson Improves After Laryngitis
The First Lady Mrs Lyndon Johnson age 53 showed improvement today after being ordered to bed for two days of rest with viral laryngitis. She rarely falls ill and has few major ailments in her tenure as First Lady.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Mild Kansas weather continues with warm trend
Area forecast calls for fair and mild conditions through Thursday with highs in the 70s and lows around 40 to 45. Topeka notes today's milder, sunnier conditions with 65 to 70 degree highs statewide and overnight lows near the upper 30s to low 40s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Olathe
Concordia
Pittsburg
Abilene
Goodland
Dodge City
Intercepted Letter Cites Tax Impact on Economy
A translated intercepted letter to Cha argues that higher income tax could cool an overheated economy but will provoke taxpayers, illustrating fiscal tensions and public sentiment.
Cuban Doctor Joins Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Dr Francisco Salvador Morejon M D 52 native of Cuba has joined the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital staff in Chanute. He arrived December 1964 and began duties this month replacing Dr Jose Gonzalez who left for a Merck training post in New York City.
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Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
James Brown
Francisco Salvador Morejon
Cuba
United States
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Frank
Hortensia
Miami Beach
Fla
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Dr. More
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University of Havana
Ministry of Health
Istry of Health
Cienfuegos
Jose Gonzalez
New York City
Merck, Sharp and Dohme Pharmaceutical Company
U S Cavalry Fight Trapping Battle Near Pleiku
U S cavalrymen battled a large Communist force 12 miles southwest of Pleiku as helicopter landings faced heavy Spook fire. A Chinook was shot down, a North Vietnamese soldier was captured, and U S air bombardment reported 35 or more Viet Cong killed in 24 hours.
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Red Lines
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Rick Merron
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North Vietnamese Panhandle
Congress Adopts Uniform Daylight Saving Time Plan
Washington AP reports Congress ordered a uniform six month Daylight Saving Time schedule starting in 1967. The House passed the bill with administration support, setting a nationwide daylight time framework.
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Washington
Congress
Caltech hoax balloons fooled campus and town observers
Two Caltech students admitted launching 8-foot red balloon devices behind Fleming House to distract campus guards. The foxed objects, flaring red balloons on blades, caused hundreds of UFO reports from Pasadena to nearby towns. Police noted an anonymous employee sighting. it ended with no major injuries.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Caltech
Fleming House
Pellet damage reports touch two local homes
Police logged two more pellet damage reports yesterday and today. A garage window at Clyde Kile's home 914 North Washington and a window at Mrs. Fred Stipp's home 617 West Elm were damaged.
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Clyde Kile
Washington
Fred Stipp
W. Elm
Phone guidance for Tribune contact after hours
The notice advises calling Tribune via the carrier if unavailable and provides the after hours number HE 1 3400 to reach him after 6 p.m. The instruction emphasizes using the provided line for unreachable contact.
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Tribune
Demand to Reinstate Glatt as Civil Rights Executive Director
The Kansas Commission on Civil Rights faces calls to restore Carl W. Glatt as executive director after the advisory council urged reinstatement. Glatt, then recovering from a back ailment in a Topeka hospital, said he would withdraw his resignation if the hiring condition for clerical help were met, a move blocked at a recent meeting. Demonstrators protested the resignation's acceptance outside the statehouse for a second day.
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Topeka
Carl W. Glatt
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Commission Advisory Council
Nathan Schecter
Mission
Advisory Council
Glatt
Commission
Alabama
Mississippi
Statehouse
Medicare Insurance Deadline Thursday
AP reports people over 65 must enroll in the voluntary doctor bill insurance starting July 1. Social Security officials expect a last minute surge, aiming for about 90 percent enrollment of 16.5 million eligible. Offices stay open late to register 1.6 million remaining. Premium is $3 monthly. Twenty House Republicans urge extending the deadline past March 31.
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Washington
White House
Santa Fe declares 40 cent quarterly dividend
Santa Fe Railway directors announced a quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share on common stock. The payout will be June 1 to stockholders of record at the close of business April 29.
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Topeka
Santa Fe Railway
Paratrooper Lands Safely After Towing Experience
Pfc. Michael A. McDonald of Missoula Montana 17-year-old paratrooper with the 101st Airborne landed in a pine tree after becoming entangled in parachute lines during a training over North Carolina. His static line failed to disconnect and he rode the plane for about seven minutes before freeing himself and landing safely. The Army reported the reserve parachute opened at 300 feet.
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FT. Campbell, Ky
Pfc
Michael A. McDonald
Missoula
Mont
McDonald
101St Airborne Division
North Carolina
Army
Ft. Campbell
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