House Passes Farm Bill Amid Ongoing Battle
The House approved a compromise farm bill by a 229-163 vote after lengthy debate. It extends voluntary crop reduction programs for wheat and feed grains and adds new voluntary milk production curbs, raising potential retirements to 50 percent of base acreage and offering up to 2.50 per hundredweight for milk reductions. Senate reversal remains possible, signaling a protracted fight.
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Senate
House
Agriculture Committee
Steelworkers Launch Labor College For Union Affairs
The United Steelworkers of America plan a residential labor education college with full academic standing to improve leadership in the American labor movement. Funded by USW and Indiana University, with $10,000 from District 30 locals and a further $1,000 from district trustees, classes start September 1963 offering 13 hours weekly of basic trade union studies and 4 hours weekly of humanities for a one semester first session.
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Kuiasunun Jar
United Steelworkers of America
USW
Indiana University
USW District 30 Education Fund
Indiana
First Baptist Vacation Bible School Set in August
In Spartansburg the First Baptist Church will hold Vacation Bible School the first two weeks of August from 7 to 9 p m. Classes for all ages start August 6. An open reception for Rev and Mrs John Lunsford and family is planned in the church parlor this evening. Local families visit relatives as spring activities and leagues like Little League and Teener League continue with games and practice at recreation sites offering basketball, football, soccer, and other sports.
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Spartansburg
Albert
Hahn
Harrisburg
Georgia Koebley
Gayepiste Manan
Floyd Brown
Georgia Whitman
First Baptist Church
John Lunsford
Donald Allen
James Sharp
Chapmanville
Lawrence Scouuten
Randy
Suniday
Wattsburg
Elgin_ price
Teener
Union Gily
Little Sage
Fred Sargent
Joe Frisina
Sparta
Higin
Miss
Cathy
Fin- Jong Weeks
Airline Engineers Face Job Loss In Labor Dispute
The engineers union ordered a walkout over who should occupy the third seat as jet crews drop from four to three. The Air Line Pilots Association and engineers dispute the crew arrangement while talks neared a settlement. The standstill arises amid the company’s demand for a non retroactive pay increase due to losses from the strike.
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Pame-met
Rer
Engineers
Air Line Pilots ‘Association
Engineers Union
Washington
Commpany
Aide Testifies Over Expense Money in Farm Labor Case
Testifying at a trial, Mattox swore he took funds from Estes and Marcus Dingler for a travel meal. He claimed the money funded a trip and discussed wage rates for Mexican migrant labor, denying influence on cotton acreage deals. Estes and Hollman’s roles are noted.
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Mattox
Estes
Pecos
Marcus Dingler
Dingler
ASC
Jerry Holleman
Hollman
Dingle
Dennison
Tinanesei
Este
Bill Aimed At Sustaining Relief Cases
Washington AP administration bill to sustain relief, boosting federal matching funds for monthly checks, retroactive aid for unemployed parents, and work training programs. Senate sent the measure to the White House by voice vote after House approval 857 to 34. Provisions include Oct 1 effective date and changes to support aged, blind, and disabled programs.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
White House
Abraham Ribbott
Advance Murder Theory In Texas Report
The article argues a Texas murder theory in the Marshall case. Senator McClellan questions how Marshall could fire five shots with the weapon used. The grand jury probes the death and a coroner’s verdict is discussed. Houston pathologist J A Juehimczyk states murder is possible but cannot rule out self harm.
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Texas
Gargsin
Helould
Himeelf
John McClellan
de Ark
Senate
Marshall
Grand Jury Meeting, Ht Pravikling
Justice of the Peace
Ee Farmer
J A. Juehimczyk
Houston Patholyzis
Tre
Mindszenty Safe Haven In Budapest Legation
In Budapest an American legation guards Cardinal Mindszenty amid postrevolt turmoil. Police fortify Liberty Square as Mindszenty remains inside the legation seeking safety under ongoing regime assurances. Washington monitors report tight surveillance of legation staff to avoid aiding any resistance.
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Budapest
Avrnunida
Childrop
Liberty
Hungary
Legation
Mindszenty
Ayala
Mulennich
Mundsyenty
Hill
Dominu
Haythe Obert
Washington
Polle
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Bank Meather Federal Teansit Insurance Corporation
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Asmong
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Monterey
C. Christensen Motors
West Washington Street
Corfy
Pennsylvania
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