Senate weighs cuts to foreign aid program amid clashes
Morse led a bid to cut 200 million from the aid budget as debate raged over directing where reductions should fall. Senate leaders faced off with administration supporters led by Fulbright while Church sought a 65 million cut from military aid, arguing against expanded aid to Greece Turkey Pakistan and India.
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Weather fragment hints at Saturday forecast details
Fragmentary OCR notes show weather terms and times but lack complete data. The snippet mentions a Saturday and a 4 pm reference with unclear measurements, so a precise forecast cannot be reconstructed from the readable text.
Space Twins Describe Four Days in Space at News Conference
At their first news conference McDivitt and White shared a lively account of their four days in space. They said they could have lasted longer, with White noting three personal religious tokens in his pocket. White affirmed a desire to stay up another day, while McDivitt admitted growing tired but sure they could have continued. The event, broadcast nationwide, featured the astronauts’ wives and families in attendance. White spoke of a strong feeling of accomplishment before leaving the capsule.
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Students rally in Edwards for civil rights project
Nearly 30 Mississippi students arrive as 50 from California, Boston, and Chicago are expected. 200 more will join later this month for the Black Saturday kickoff honoring Medgar Evers. FDP plans orientation as Gov Johnson calls a special Mississippi Legislature session on voting laws amid federal registrar fears. Charleston Fire Department logged several calls, including false alarms and property damage.
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Fire cripples engine room on Colombian freighter
A 36 year old South American sailor Ramon Eraso of CartaGenA Colombia suffered severe burns Friday night when a fire broke out in the Ciudad de Nieva engine room. He was rushed 12 miles to shore for hospital care as Coast Guardsmen recovered the ship's funds totaling $15,000 in dollars and 10000 Colombian money. The blaze was contained by carbon dioxide foam until Baltimore fire boats brought a fresh supply. No other injuries were reported and the cause remains undetermined.
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U S Secrecy Report Ground Test at Nevada Site
A low yield nuclear test was conducted underground Friday at the Atomic Energy Commission Nevada test site. It was the 14th weapons related test announced by the AEC this year. The blast had an estimated force of about 20 000 tons of TNT.
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State Police Probe Burglary in Raleigh BECKLEY
State police investigated a Friday break in at Beaver Drug Store in Beaver during the night. About 250 dollars in silver was taken from a cash register. Police reported leads but no arrests by Friday evening.
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West Virginia furtures food stamp plan compromise
The state and federal negotiators agreed to implement food stamp regulations gradually with civil service for most workers while allowing the Welfare Department to hire exempt from civil service. The plan preserves district level operation and a future county level merger with public assistance, with officials including Julius Singleton and Grace Strain involved in talks.
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Truck Driver Vernon Haines Dies in Crash Near Kingwood
Martinsburg resident Vernon C. Haines aged 44 died Friday when his semitrailer veered on a curve at Cadet Mountain about a mile east of Kingwood. The truck plunged over a 100 foot embankment, state police reported.
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Vernon C. Haines
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West Virginia Boys State approves tax hike and budget
In Jacksons Mill AP report, a bill to raise personal income tax to 19 percent of the federal rate to fund educational reforms clears both houses. The Boys State Supreme Court upholds current apportionment. Governor Jarrell backs the tax increase to fund expanded facilities as the Boys State ends Saturday. Girls State readies next week with a 13-city structure and elections.
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Memo text references possible special session on law amendment
The memo notes a Wednesday night WSAZ-TV program where a request was made. It states the speaker would consider a special legislative session if the attorney general advised amending the law. The full memo text follows.
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Adventists Open 65th Conference in Parkersburg
Seventh-day Adventists began their 65th annual summer conference in Parkersburg West Virginia with W E Murray of Washington Virginia as vice president addressing the gathering. Charles Brooks of Tacoma Park Maryland served as keynote speaker for the Columbia Union Conference and Arthur J Potter of Parkersburg was named chairman of the eight day event.
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Tacoma Park, Md
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