Public Health Service seeks 1.9 million for smoking education
The Public Health Service asks Congress for 1.9 million dollars this fiscal year to inform children and others about smoking dangers. The request, discussed at a closed House Appropriations subcommittee meeting last August, faced opposition from the Tobacco Institute and 42 lawmakers from several states. The plan aims for a long term anti smoking drive rather than a crash program.
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Washington
Public Health Service
House Appropriations
Fidel Exiles Blaming Each Other in Ship Attack
Fidel Castros government and Cuban exiles clash over responsibility for the arson and machine gun attack on the Spanish freighter Aranzazu off Cuba’s eastern tip. Survivors describe speedboats and a spotlight dash. Exile leaders deny involvement while Havana radio cites possible CIA backed piracy.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Havana
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Manuel Artime
Manolo Ray
Friends of
Artime
Panama
Castro
Nassau
Bahamas
Miami
Fla
New Equipment For Cable Cars
Chance M Vought Jr inherited an aviation fortune of 3 million in 1930. He died of diabetes on April 6 at 37, according to will papers filed in surrogate's court. The 1953 will split his estate among his second wife, three children, his mother and a brother. Vought was a once prominent figure in society and spent his last years jailed for failing to pay 250 weekly alimony.
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Vought
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Local Club Notes Thayer Area Visiting Various Families
Thayer area social news records Happy Homemakers H D Unit meeting at Mrs. Ralph Taylor home with Mrs. Stafford in charge. They planned to join the Erie Christmas Fair and aid the Red Cross. Other items cover church group meetings, devotions, lessons, and multiple local visits and family events in the area.
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Stafford
Strucker
Erie
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Gladys Jeans
Sue Barsch
Fred Williams
Bill Ballinger
Kip
Tab
Lawrence
Dale George
Hammond
Ind
Gorgia Gluck
J. F. Chisham
Ethel Longren
Leonardville
Jesse Johnston
Luraine Whitman
Probate notice in Erie Kansas for Maude Hudson estate
The Probate Court of Erie County Kansas faces the estate of Maude Hudson deceased with administrator E L Hudson requesting final settlement and heirs determination. Defenses must be filed by September 2 1964 at 10:00 AM in Erie. Balch Bailey represent petitioner Alberta Gough probate judge Artest.
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Eden Park
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Maude Hudson
Erie
E. L. Hudson
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Charute
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Alberta
Gough
Seal
Enrollment Boom Surprises Wichita State University
TOPEKA AP The explosive growth in enrollment at Wichita State University surprised officials. Regent Henry Bubb says the 46 percent rise surpassed expectations after the university joined the state system and lowered tuition to align with state schools. Enrollment topped 9,200 this week, up from 6,700 last year.
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Wichita State University
Henry Bubb
State Board of Regents
Bubb
Goldwater presses Southern trip on Cuba stance
Senator Barry Goldwater campaigned in Tennessee and Georgia accusing President Johnson of soft Cuba policy and pressed for disclosure of stance on Communist Cuba. He urged selling TVA to states or private entities and warned of rising lawlessness while drawing large crowds in Atlanta Decatur and St Petersburg during a four day Southern swing.
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Johnson
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U.s.-Mexico
el Paso
Chamizal
U. S
Knoxville
Tenn
Barry Goldwater
Deep South
TVA
Goldwater
Memphis
River Bluff
Macon, Ga
Mont
Gomery
Ala
International Association of Machinists
Miami
Castro
United States
St. Petersburg
Fla
House Dining Room Prices Rise for Members
Prices for House dining rooms rise as operating losses reach $240,000 for the fiscal year. The Blue Plater lunch goes to $1.15, the No 5 meal to $1.25 with potato salad, and a tossed salad replaces dessert. Hamburger with toppings up to 70 cents as seafood and steak platters also rise. Rayburn Building losses projected at $62,600 next year, Capitol dining at $177,600.
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House Appropriations Committee
Rayburn
Capitol
Kermit A. Cowan
Capitol Architect
State Weather Chanute Tribune Page Seven 1964
The Chanute Tribune reports weather details for Wednesday September 16 1964 across Kansas. Forecast includes temperatures precipitation and regional conditions as observed by local meteorologists. Entries cover multiple counties and towns with day and night temperature ranges and notable wind patterns.
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Chanute Tribune
Kansas City
Chanute
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