Test Ban Debate Divides Senators Symington and Thurmond
Sen. Stuart Symington urges a limited ban to curb nuclear testing, arguing safeguards keep U S capability against the Soviet Union. Sen. Strom Thurmond counters that the pact risks U S security and could hinder future nuclear war readiness as the Senate weighs ratification.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
South Carolina
United States
Senate
Symington and Thurmond
Symington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
White House
Chiefs of Staff
Erie city officials take expense trip to Beloit
Several Erie officials including Mayor Homer Ellsworth and City Attorney Charles Forsyth traveled to Beloit Wisconsin on an expense paid outing arranged by Fairbanks Morse Co. The trip coverage lists attendees, travel by Kansas City and Chicago, and a three day schedule. Other local items note Shrine parade attendance, students at Pittsburg State College and district church conventions.
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Erie
Beloit
Wis
Fairbanks- Morse Co
Homer Ellsworth
Charles Forsyth
Harvey Steele
Paul Beard
Merle Smith
M. E. Howard
Kansas City
Washington
Kant- Leroy Priess
Cas
Congress
City Utilities
Dean Stipp
Stanley Walker
Lamar, Mo
Norman Smith
Igloo
S. D
E. W. Amos
Lexington
Terry Casady
Bill No
District Land
Ron Hill
Mike Naff
Wayne Newlin
Gordon
Fort Scott
Buss- McKinnie
Don Rogers
Methodist
Mound Valley
Cool Season Grass Planting Time Near Erie
County agricultural agent Bill Dickson urges cool season grasses be planted in the next week to 10 days. Seeding rates vary by species and area, with 2 lb Merion bluegrass, 3 lb Kentucky bluegrass, and 4 to 5 lb perennial ryegrass or fescue per 1000 sq ft. Seed should test 80 percent germination and be weed free, with 10-10-10 fertilizer at 5 lb per 1000 sq ft to help establish fall growth. Seedbed should stay moist for early sprouting.
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Erie
Bill Dickson
Dickson
Editor warns U S to heed social laws or face collapse
Milburn Akers, editor of the Chicago Sun Times, told about 500 agricultural cooperative delegates that America risks a fall like past civilizations. He faulted foreign policy, taxes, corruption, crime, and public funding of elections while urging adherence to enduring economic and social laws. He cited South Vietnam and Ngo Dinh Diem, and warned against imposing democracy overnight on peasant economies.
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ST. Louis
America
Chicago Sun- Times
Milburn P. Akers
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
Akers
United States
Chicago
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
U S Auto Plants Step Up Production In 1964 Models
DETROIT AP U S auto plants increased output this week as the first 1964 Chrysler model was set to be shown to the public Friday. The move signals a broader push in Detroit to showcase new designs and boost sales with the upcoming model year.
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Chrysler Lines
Imperial
U.S
Detroit
Biblesta Plans Progressing in Humboldt
The Biblesta committee reports more beans ordered for the free bean feed and women from Humboldt churches volunteering to aid in preparation. Parade floats increase with Exodus marching again. over fifteen other Bible story floats entered, led by three rural groups and praised by spectators.
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Humboldt
Biblesta
Harold Williams
Egypt
Jesse Wilson
Senate Passes Bills Expanding Youth Training and Literacy Programs
The Senate approved 41 to 26 a bill to expand manpower training for unemployed youth and start a new literacy program for jobless workers. Carlson voted for. Pearson did not vote. The chamber also passed 71 to 9 a health professions education assistance act with Carlson voting for and Pearson not voting. In the House, 335 to 18 approved a $238 million mental illness program with Dole Ellsworth Shriver and Shubitz voting for and Avery not voting.
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Pearson
Carlson
Health Professions Educations Assistance Act
Dole
Ellsworth
Shriver
Shubitz
Avery
Chanute Tribune Briefs September 17 1963
Brief notices from Chanute Kansas include local events and announcements for September 17 1963. Residents read updates on community happenings and upcoming schedules in the Chanute Tribune.
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Chanute Tribune
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