Democrats drop general school aid from Kennedy education bill
Democratic leaders on the House Education Committee have abandoned general federal aid to public schools this year. They will try to preserve most of Kennedy's education bill in an omnibus package with seven sections, including extensions of aid to districts near federal installations, vocational education, handicapped student grants, library aid, teaching quality grants, and defense era student loan programs.
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Washington
House Education Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Congress
Kennedy
House
Powell
Sermon for Sinners Only in Chicopee Church
The Federated Church of Chicopee Mass. asks all saintly persons to stay home for the 10:45 a.m. service next Sunday. Rev C W Kirkpatrick says the sermon is “for sinners only” to focus on those with involvement in need of a cordial invitation.
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C. W. Kirkpatrick
The
Federated Church
Mansfield Returns On Arm Of Sardelli
Jayne Mansfield, freshly divorced in Mexico, returns home with Nelson Sardelli. Divorce granted in Juarez by Judge Miguel Guerra on incompatibility. Mansfield says she respects Mickey Hargitay, custody of Miklos Jr and Zoltan awarded, divorce effective immediately.
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Sardelli
Mexico
Jayne Mansfield
Nelson Sardelli
Juarez
Miguel Guerra
Hargitay
Miklos Jr
Zoltan
Guerra
Titan Explodes At Launch At Vandenberg Air Base
A Titan 1 intercontinental ballistic missile exploded during an attempted launch at Vandenberg Air Force Base California. The Air Force said no injuries occurred and silo lift damage appeared slight.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
General Taylor Leaves Greece After Visit to Athens
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff departed Athens after a two day Greek visit. He headed for the French Riviera then Washington.
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Greece
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
French Riviera
Washington
Careless Account Methods Waste U.S. Billions
Congressman Albert of Oklahoma is challenged over budget waste. The piece cites a Navy spare parts surplus of 2.2 billion, a 450 million DoD addition, and argues for budget reforms with a Joint Committee on the Budget and General Expenditure Act to cut waste. It ties unemployment to high wartime taxes and urges job creation via economic readjustment rather than deficit spending.
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Washington
Albert
Oklahoma
Nation
Armed Services
Navy
Congress
Department of Defense
McNamara
Gay
McClellan
Byrd
Williams
Treasury
Pearson Named to Air and Water Pollution Subcommittee
Washington AP James Pearson a Republican senator from Kansas was appointed to a Senate subcommittee created to review bills on air and water pollution. The move places Pearson in a key role overseeing environmental legislation. The subcommittee will study proposals affecting emissions cleanup standards and water quality protections.
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Washington
James Pearson
R-Kan
Senate
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