Kennedy Seeks School Aid Push Amid Senate Pushback
Kennedy called for a five year 3.7 billion dollar federal aid plan for education across all levels. He urged the House Education Committee to start a new movement if the Rules Committee balks, while defending McNamara against harassment and invoking executive privilege if needed. The president tied the education effort to broader policy debates on nuclear testing, disarmament talks, and urban affairs, and noted support in the Senate for federal scholarships in higher education.
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Esme Tee
Kennedy
House Education Committee
Amara
Namara
Senate
Investiga
McNamara
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Careimas Island
Pacific
U.S
Nevada
New York
Gav
Rockefeller
Gilty
Dwight D. Eisemhower
Kennea
Lce
Robi C. Weaver
Eisenhower
Oveta Culp Hobby
Department of Health, Education and Wefare
Acke
Eiler
Hoa
Renneyer
Barry
Texas
Europe
Romney
Detroit
George Romeney
Michigan
ITN
United Nations
United States
Funeral rites planned today for Henry Weber
Henry Weber 82 died Tuesday afternoon at his home Reidsville Route 6. Funeral services will be Thursday at 3 p m at Fairview Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Harvey Y Criminer and Rev J C Shore, with interment in the church cemetery. He was a retired plumber and inner, married to Nettie Griffin, celebrating their 41st wedding anniversary last December 2. Survived by wife, daughter Mary K Weber of the home, son Henry W Weber of Reidsville Route 6, two brothers Lou G Weber of New York City and Ed A Weber of Searsdale N Y, two sisters Elizabeth Winkelman of Staten Island N Y and Mrs Sam Walker of Lindhurst N Y, and two grandchildren. The funeral home will rest at Wilkerson Funeral Home until an hour before services.
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Reidsville
N.C
Henry Weber
Fairview Baptist Church
Harvey Y. Criminer
J. C. Shore
Weber
Reidsville Rt
Nettie Griffin
Fairview Church
Mary K. Weber
Henry W. Weber
Reidsville Re
Lou G. Weber
New York City
Ed A. Weber
Searsdale
N.Y
Elizabeth Winkelman
Staten Island
N Y
Sam Walker
Lindhurst
Wilkerson Funeral Home
Funeral Rites Held For Miss Ferma Hoover
The funeral for Miss Ferma E Aena Hoover was held yesterday afternoon from the Taith an Chaceh of the Ascension by Rev. James Stirewall. Remains were sent to Rearick Funeral Home in Jersey Shore for final rites Monday afternoon in Jersey Cemetery. Attendees included L C Brown, Zechman, W C Shultz, Dr F H McGovers, Dr Ralph Landes, Dr J Cathn Jr, and Frank Talbot among others.
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Ferma E Aena Hoover
James
Stirewall
Rearick Pirneral
Jersey Shore
Alamnet Ponlay A
Mrs Ela Dallas Final Rites Held
Funeral rites for Mrs Ella Aldred Dallas were conducted yesterday afternoon from the chapel of Harker Funeral Home by Walter Lewis and V. V. Wilkard. Interment followed in Viehhind Burial Park. pallbearers were A. French, Join Henry, Heary Winn, Charlie Cox, LB Tardy and Jimmy Alteredge.
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Ella Aldred
Dallas
Harker
Fleder
Walter Lewis
Bilder V. V. Wilkard
Viehhind
A. French
Join Henry
Heary Winn
Charlie, Cox
Tardy
Jimmy Alteredge
Assembly Tax Package Passes Key House Test
Lawmakers advanced a broad tax package with personal property tax relief for counties and continued tobacco and liquor taxes. The House Finance Committee rejected altering state employee withholding, while a voter permissive change would let counties tax farm land by productive use if two assemblies ratify. Support came amid budget balancing talks and tobacco tax debates.
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Page
Senate Courts of Justice Committee
Irman
Longidge
Lo & Su
House Finance Committee
del W. B. Fidler
Richmond County
Derey Owens
C. H. Morrissey
Cooke
Howard Anderson
Hall
Arthur St. Richardson
Dinwiddie
C. W. Cleaton
South Hill
W. C. Daniel
Danville
Del
John Daniel
Charlotte
Southside
Appropriations Committee
Alderson
del Edward Hudgins
Chesterfield
Hutgins
Senate
Tax Shift Faces Study Amid Farm Land Tax Lowing Push
A Roanoke detective outlines converting land tax into an income tax as a possible path. Supporters push for farm land tax reductions while the tax commissioner urges thorough study. The committee split 10 to 4 in favor of further consideration, with several members voting against.
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Morrissey
Dels
Penangton
Pendieton
Phillips
Cooke
Cloireton
Wampier
Owens
Putney
Clark
Hutchens
Gregory
Brown
Winston
Carlson
Andrews
Richmand
Lribson
UN bonds and Soviet bloc credit debates surface in Stevenson hearing
Stevenson argued the Afro Asian neutralist bloc overvotes the West in the UN General Assembly while Communist China remains a maverick. He said UN policy has aided Western economic unity and helped economies of developed nations. Hickenlooper pressed on repayment of bonds and use to offset US assessments, with Stevenson noting 25 year repayment and possible use of bonds to cover Congo assessments. U Thant's efforts to collect overdue accounts were noted as a path to ensure payments and preserve UN votes.
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Soviet Union
General Assembly
Africa
Middle East
Asia
United Nations
China
Assembly
Formosa
Sen
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
United States
U.S
U.N
Hickenlooper
U Thant
World Court
Congo
Space based communications plan outlined by Kennedy
Kennedy announced a space communications framework enabling a government backed space corporation to acquire and operate satellites and infrastructures. The plan includes owning terminals, space channels for hire and coordinating with US and foreign entities to build a global relay system using satellite launches from the federal government. Experts stress need for international cooperation for value.
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Trova
U.S
Death of Jack Davis after two year illness in Pittsylvania
Jack Davis 61 of Ringgold Route 2 died yesterday evening at Memorial Hospital after a two year health decline. He was born March 16 190? in Pittsylvania County and lived mainly in Kentuck community where he worked 35 years for the state Highway Department. He was a member of Laurel Grove Baptist Church and Kent Lodge Masons AF and AM No. 305. Surviving are wife Odell Slayton two daughters Mrs C C Batterman and Mrs G W Davidson Jr both of Danville a son Jackie B Davis of the home four sisters and five brothers. Funeral Friday at 3 p.m. Swicegood Funeral Home with interment in Highland Burial Park. Remains will rest at the funeral home and the family at residence of Mrs C C Batterman 411 Hampton Dr.
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Mr. Davis
Cautel Grove
Pittsylvania County
Maury Davis
Beily Chaney Davis
Kentuck
State Highway Department
Laurel Grove
C. C. Batterman
G. W. Davidson, Jr
Danville
Jackie B. Davis
Earl Butts
Providence
N.C
Preston McCain
Edgar Roberts
Ruby Gillispie
Sutherlin
Jesse Davis
Tom
Joe
Scott
Hubert Davis
Swicegood Funeral Home
Highland Burial Park
C C. Batterman
Hampton Dr
Final Rites Held For John J East
Funeral services for John J East were conducted Wednesday at Sheva Church of Christ by Rev Melvin Styons and Rev J B Easley. Interment followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers Claude Meadows Gordon Bowen Clyde Powell Odie Crider Fuller Motley Elmore Bryant and Coleman Bryant.
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John J., East
Sheva Church of Christ
Melvin Styons
J. B. Easley
Claude Meadows
Gordon Bowen
Clyde Powell
Odie Crider
Fuller Motley
Elmore Bryant
Coleman Bryant
Rankin weighs motion over Nabarro accusation
Laborite figures in the Commons dispute over Nabarro's remarks about being asleep in Comenons. Rankin considers filing a motion for unpartisan behavior while at home in Glasgow Mrs Rankin defends her husband noting his habit of snoring loudly though claim is made they have separate bedrooms.
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Pagene
Nabarro
Rankin
Nabe
Glasgow
Algerian Unrest Stirs Europe and Algeria in Turbulent Week
In Algeria a bomb on a window sill killed and wounded civilians as Europeans and Muslims clashed. A teenage girl and others were injured in the blast while a Muslim merchant with pro French ties was later shot dead. A separate grenade attack wounded eight in a crowded area. Authorities cite rising violence linked to Muslim attacks and rebel groups, with the S A O active and Tron noted as a regional factor.
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Page Befure
Andre Malraux
Algeria
Tron
Areliers
German mine disaster toll climbs as rescue continues
Georg Kneip recounts the Voelklingen coal mine blast fatalities and injuries. In the hours after the explosion, the community gathered at the mine entrance as rescue teams pulled survivors and bodies from the 1,800 foot depths. The disaster left dozens dead and many still missing, with families seeking word at hospitals.
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Saar
Wilfried Schaller
Kennedy backs probe into Pentagon muffling censorship
President Kennedy defended the Pentagon censorship probe and said Defense Secretary McNamara would explain changes. Senators pressed to name censors and consider executive privilege, while questions rose about a quiz given to Marines and other personnel at the Pentagon.
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Kennady
McNamara
John Stennis
D-Miss
Kennedy
Iit
Stennis
Francis Case
R-S.d
W. D. Lawrence
Pentagon
Chhef
Arthur G. Treau
House Space Committee
Lawrence
Defense Department
Directorate of Security Review
Subcommittee Publi
Caze
U.S
Congress
Executive
Rescue Efforts in German Mine Disaster Reach Critical Stage
Rescue teams battle to reach miners trapped in a collapsed German mine after a 1941 disaster. They describe failing chances as 30 workers remain underground, with fire brigades and US Army ambulances aiding efforts. Officials warn time is running out.
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Kamen
Ruhr
Madmoring
Witte Sints
Art
Saar State Mining Office
Kai
Revsater
Hall questioned over calls at garage in O Dowd probe
Police stated on Wednesday Arrest Hall volunteered a statement admitting knowledge of a supposed transaction between O Dowd and a crime syndicate. He said he helped finance Thompson to Vancouver as part of the discussed scheme.
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Hall
O'Dowd
Crime
Musterole Promises Subsurface Pain Relief
An ad style claim touts Musterole easing congested feelings with blood stimulating warmth to make you feel limber. It contrasts itself with weaker tab products and urges readers to use Musterole for relief. The message uses period voice and quick appeals to personal ease.
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