Spending Battle Seen In Congress This Week
In the House this week a spending clash with President Johnson centers on education and health funds. The Appropriations Committee seeks to restore about 232.8 million for school districts as part of a 429 million increase over Johnson’s request, amid a 10.555 billion education bill.
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House
Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
Dtex
Budget Bureau
Lleras Restrepo Wins Colombian Presidential Victory
In Bogota a large margin victory returns Sen. Carlos Lleras Restrepo as Colombia’s president. He secures over 60 percent of ballots with 1,827,220 to opponent Jose Jaramillo Giral do’s 565,168. Lleras pledges social reform and closer U.S. friendship amid political tension.
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Jose Jaramillo Giraldo
United States
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Laureano Go‘Mez
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Roman Catholic Church
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Congress
Gustavo Be Jeu Pintle
Columbus Acts Tonight on Budget Cuts to Ease Taxes
Columbus school board, last of six to act on next term budgets, meets tonight to decide tax millage amid a $28,273 reduction plan. The $28,500 cut ordered last week trimmed millages across Corry, Concord, Elgin, Spring Creek, and Wayne Township, with Columbus seeing a 2.4 mill drop around a $5,310 saving. The budget includes a new bus contract, a $900 raise for the superintendent’s salary, and other operating increases, aided by $17,000 left over from last year to offset the rise.
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May Day Peace Protests Across Nations
May Day demonstrations worldwide urged peace in Viet Nam. In Moscow, Malinovsky accused the U S of waging a foul war while Soviet leaders reviewed a rain-soaked parade. In Peking, Mao was absent but Chou Enlai warned of further U S defeats if war expands. In Saigon, 7,000 Vietnamese protesters faced a U S Embassy guard line, chanting Da Dao My with no violence.
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Associated Press
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Moscow
Mao Tze-tung
Peking
U. S
Saigon
Red Square
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
United States
Chou Enlai
Kennedy Breaks Ground for Bronx Mental Retardation Center
Rose Kennedy, mother of the late president, participated in groundbreaking ceremonies for a 10 story mental retardation and human development center named in her honor. The site is adjacent to Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, New York. Kennedy, 75, spoke of thinking of millions of children who will benefit in the future with high hopes.
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New York
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy
Albert Hinstein
Bronx
Kennedy
Drowns in River Ambridge boy dies in river accident
Fred Kerr a 14 year old resident of Ambridge Pennsylvania drowned yesterday in the Parmswollen Ohio River near Ambridge authorities said the youth disappeared after entering the river with friends and was found submerged in the water later by rescuers.
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Hit Run Driver Charged In Weekend Police Notes
Corry State Police logged two Saturday auto accidents with a hit and run charge. Dorothy Harrington, 37, of K D 3 Corry, ran off a borough road, struck two mailboxes, and hit a lee, causing $610 in damage with no injuries reported. Trooper Evanko's preliminary report did not state why the vehicle left the road. A second crash near Union City involved Charles Mitchell, 18, and Ernest Kimmy, 36, of Union City. Mitchell fled after the collision. state trooper Carr later arrested him for hit and run. Damages totaled $300. Also, Albion reported the death of Charles W. Howard, 89, famed Santa Claus and founder of a department store Santas school.
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Dorothy Harrington
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John—Evanko
George Martin
Evanko
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Waterford
Union City
Thomas Carr
Charles Mitchell
Ernest Kimmy
Mitchell
Kimmy
Carr
Justice of the Peace
Marjorie Lesik
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Six States Staging Primaries Tomorrow
The 1986 elections begin with primaries in six states, led by Alabama where Gov. George C. Wallace is barred from re election but wife Lurleen Wallace seeks the Democratic nomination. Other contestants include Florida Indiana New Mexico Ohio and Oklahoma with governorships open in all but Indiana. In Ohio Robert Taft Jr. seeks a GOP House nomination amid opposition from William E. Flax. Taft is favored to win.
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Alabama
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Lurleen
Statehouse
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Indiana
New Mexico
Ohio
Oklahoma
Senate
Robert Taft Jr
William Howard Taft
GOP
Congress
William E. Flax
Cincinnati
Taft
Flax
Stephen M. Young
House
John J. Gilligan
Hayden Burns
Robert King High
Miami
Scott Kelly
Lakeland
Sam Foot
Burns
High
Runnem
Massive hunt for missing B57 plane near Newburgh
A six day search continues for a missing B57 Canberra plane carrying Maj. Malcolm T. Kaiser and Maj. Frank N. Gazetta. The crew were en route from Stewart AFB to Westover AFB. The search covers about 2,000 square miles over New York and Massachusetts airspace.
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U S Bombers Smash Another Missile Site Near Vinh
U S Navy bombers destroyed a North Vietnamese missile site near Vinh, with two Soviet launchers and a 400 foot square area wiped out. Despite air successes, ground fighting lull extended a third week in South Viet Nam as U S forces carried out 300 plus sorties against suspected Communist targets. A downed pilot in the North was rescued by helicopter after brief pursuit by enemy gunners, as efforts continued to locate other missing airmen.
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U.S. Command
Viet Nam
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Guam
Hancock
U.S
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Defense
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McNamara
Senate
Tier
U. S
Air Force
James M. Ingalls
Palo Alto
Balloon stunt near-miss ends in oxygen loss and injury
Nick Piantanida, attempting to break the freefall record from 57,000 feet, suffered an oxygen failure during ascent. He parachuted to Earth unconscious, was hospitalized, and flown to Minneapolis for oxygen chamber treatment. Officials note helmet seal failure and multiple suit breaks while scientists study effects on his brain and organs.
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Eugeni Andreev
Missing 17 year old girl sought by police in Corry
Corry police and troopers search for Vicki Fay Arnold 17 who vanished after driving the family car to school Thursday and leaving with a possible local youth. Mother Mrs Jesse Janosec says a postcard postmarked Corry dated Friday arrived, girl described as 5 foot 6, 179 pounds with blue eyes and brown hair wearing a blue dress and white coat with red high heel shoes.
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Jesse Janosec
Vicki Fay Arnold
Janosec
Janesee
Police Firemen To Probe Blaze At Sec ond Avenue Home
Police and fire officials will confer today on a fire that broke out Saturday evening at 130 Second Avenue. Fire Chief Jerome Davis said 7 p m call brought Engine 3 Truck 4 and Emergency crew 5 with 20 volunteers. Firemen raked burning rubbish from the kitchen and the origin was presumed. Damage estimated at 100 to the building and 5 to its contents. Building owned by David Johnson of 119 East Irving Street.
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Second Avenue
Shirley Wendt
Jerome Davis
Davis
David Johnson
East Irving Street
Camel Halts Takeoff as Plane Skims Camel at Cairo Airport
A stray camel wandered onto Cairo International Airport’s main runway as an Air India Boeing 707 was taking off. The pilot pulled up just yards from the animal, forcing three other jets to circle. Guards chased the camel for an hour before it was finally captured.
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Cairo
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Ling
Power Shift in Red China Could Change U.S. Outlook
Washington officials weigh a possible leadership transition in Red China as a factor in shifting U.S. policy toward Beijing and Moscow. Mao’s absence and ill health fuel speculation of major changes that could alter future foreign policy and Sino-Soviet relations. Continued coverage noted.
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