Algeria Adds Strength In Sahara Area
Algerian troops moved toward the Tinfouchy region after a four day Sahara trek as the Algeria Morocco conflict escalates. Moroccan officials accused Algeria of new attacks near Israra while Algeria denied broader offensives and closed much of the Morrocan border to air and land travel.
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Solon Seeks Data on Funeral Costs and Policy
Washington AP reports Rep. George Brown Jr. plans to gather information from church and labor groups and other sources on the funeral industry after citing Ruth Harmer’s The High Cost Dying. He may pursue a congressional inquiry if findings warrant action, noting Jessica Muirc’s The American Way Death covers similar themes.
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Doubt Prope Offers Life Insurance Through Salon Ad
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Kennedy Tax Cut Faces Slim Odds in Senate Hearings
Washington AP reports the Kennedy administration's 11 billion tax cut faces slim odds this year as Senate hearings begin. Senator Russell Long of Louisiana, the second highest Democrat on the tax panel, cautions about rapid passage amid slow hearings and political resistance.
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Foreign Aid Cut Likely Despite Senate Fight
Washington AP The Senate GOP leader predicted a cut from the 4.2 billion foreign aid authorization approved Friday by the Foreign Relations Committee. Democratic leaders offered no contradiction. The administration faces a struggle to keep the overall aid near 4 billion, far short of Kennedy’s original 45 billion request. Senator Everett Dirksen said the Senate’s mood supports reductions on the floor as the committee’s four days of testimony yielded slow movement. Senator George Smathers, a Democrat on the committee, cautioned pace but hoped it would speed up. Senator Albert Gore Jr. praised early steps but said more review was needed. The committee planned to hear about more witnesses. Dillon’s testimony was delayed. The panel, by voice vote, restored about 700 million of the House’s 1 billion cut in rent assistance, while Dillon’s questioning was deferred. In Frankfurt, Germany, Secretary of State and defense officials prepared for a major U.S. airlift as the armed forces staged troops and equipment for a potential Europe-wide build-up. The effort aims to avoid a greater foreign aid cut while pursuing a broader international aid program.
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Almanac snapshot of history and celestial notes on this Sunday
On this date in history events include P T Barnum in New York City 1878 and German acceptance of Wilson terms ending World War I in 1918. Leyte Island landing in 1944 and a Korean War prisoner’s bid to return home. Willa Cather quote on personal security concludes.
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Barry’s Position On 3 Issues Hit Four Measures In Congress
Washington AP reports major amendments threaten education bills in Congress as they face a tough path amid House Senate clashes over federal aid for vocational education college construction student loans and help for districts affected by federal activity. Republicans Goldwater Rockefeller and party rifts shape the conference path with not yet resolved.
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Argument Ends In Shooting In Merced
In Merced AP reports a bloodstained car and a teenage girl recount a bitter fight that led to the arrest of Pedro Martinez a 50 year old stepfather on murder suspicion after a Thursday night argument ended with a revolver shot Eleanor the daughter witnessed her mother slumped in the family car and Martinez claimed she was drunk and asleep Mrs Martinez has not been seen since and Martinez says he drove her to Tracy where she took a bus to San Jose
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