House Approves Great Society Funds Amid Clash on Rent, Teachers
The House passed a $2.56 billion general appropriation bill enabling start-up funds for the Great Society rent subsidy and Teacher Corps programs. Republicans opposed new domestic programs tied to the Viet Nam era, but the administration won key votes to keep $12 million for rent subsidies and $10 million for Teachers Corps.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Teachers Corps
Congress
Viet Nam
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Appropriations Committee
Bow
Robert B. Duncan
Dore
Chanute Tribune Briefs March 30 1966
Chanute Tribune reports local briefs from March 30 1966 covering area events. Notes on community happenings, meetings, and notices affecting residents. Includes brief updates and upcoming local schedules.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Talk Club Spotlights Mrs. Bishop as First Ladies Expert
Talk of the Month Club showcased Paula Bishop a Chicago lecturer and artist who spent ten years researching presidential wives from Martha Washington to Lady Bird Johnson. Original portraits illustrated the First Ladies while Ira Barber presided at the Tioga Hotel dinner meeting and a nominating committee was appointed for 1966-67 officers.
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Paula Bishop
Chicago
Ira Barber
Tioga Hotel
Myrtle Moeller
Ethel Davidson
Cresent Owens
Cur
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area March 1966
Kansas traffic death log reports 45 fatalities in 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday for March 1966, compared with 130 for the comparable 1965 period and 129 in 1965. Authorities track daily totals across Topeka and surrounding region.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rent Series Set for April 26 Featuring Roy Lindsey
The upcoming rent series will take place on April 26 and feature bass baritone Roy Lindsey in a prominent performance. The event highlights include a strong vocal program and the artist's renowned interpretive range.
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Roy Lindsey
Whirlpool eddy breaks from Gulf Stream east of Boston
An oceanic eddy about 50 miles in diameter has detached from the Gulf Stream roughly 600 miles east of Boston. Scientists see it as a natural laboratory for weather research with the Explorer ship and a Patuxent plane to study the current in detail.
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Washington
Boston
Explorer
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Norfolk, Va
Naval Air Station
Patuxent
Gulf of Mexico
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Europe
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Green & Steinman
Sey
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W. Green
S. Evergreen
Tirman Agency
R. D. Steinman
Local Insurance Board
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Indira Gandhi
India
Mrs. Gandhi
Talk Club
Mrs. Bishop
Annette Harris
E. Moin
Chanute, Kansas
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Canada
Cmdr
Ray Moses
Gulf Stream
Childcraft
Penney
B. C
A Allen
Ed Bide
Bev
Gaymode
Ghille
Towncraft
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