Washington Senate House deadlock over foreign aid bill continues
In Washington the Senate and House conferees failed to break their long deadlock on the administration's 2.36 billion dollar foreign aid bill. Senate insists on 2 years of funding while the House wants this fiscal year only. Fulbright said there was absolutely nowhere after 11 days of joint sessions. A session is set for Wednesday afternoon. President Johnson has not intervened in the stalemate. Kennedy confusion arises as Robert F Kennedy and Edward M Kennedy mislocation prompts laughter. A House bill would raise emergency federal highway repairs funding from 30 million to 50 million annually, starting July 1, 1966, sending the measure to the Senate. Senate Democrats want Hubert Humphrey to preside longer over sessions, with several emphasizing added hours despite neglecting other duties.
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India urged presidential rule amid rising crises
Retired Gen K M Cariappa urged President Radhakrishnan to suspend parliament and rule directly with an advisory council of up to twelve, backing Lal Bahadur Shastri as prime minister. The move reflects fears of communism and economic ills, as cited by Cariappa in the Indian Express.
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Gemini 4 Look debuts in Pucci Florence show
Emilio Pucci unveils the Gemini 4 Look in his couture collection, a space inspired line featuring reversible fabrics, bubble-domed helmets, and tubular collars. The show also highlights Carosa and Enzo collections with bold color contrasts and streamlined silhouettes.
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Couple in Rest Home Marry in Southbury Connecticut
No puppy love here just senior affection Emma Frances Morey 91 and James John Wilson 86 both residents of Cleary's White Oak Manor rest home in Southbury Connecticut were recently married and continue to live there.
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Voter Test Tossed Out In Alabama
Greensboro Alabama AP voters registration board dropped the literacy test to speed Negro applicant processing. In nearby Eutaw demonstrators protested. sheriff said no force would be used. Registrars discussed with DOJ attorney John Nixon, warning of federal suit if the test continued. Federal orders have outlawed the test in five counties. Investigators also examined ruins of two rural Negro churches burned Saturday night.
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Military Pay Boost Informally Approved in Congress
The House informally approved a 1 billion dollar per year military pay raise with a formal roll call vote planned for Tuesday. The bill targets higher base pay for enlisted personnel, offers reenlistment bonuses up to 8000 dollars, and aims to improve retention and competitiveness with civilian government pay.
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Public Garden Idea For Kissing Lovers In Cairo
In Cairo Egypt the anti kissing morality police rules may be eased by a Sabah El Kheir editor proposing a public garden where lovers may kiss freely. The piece notes couples often visit railway stations or taxis to kiss, cites an American diplomat anecdote, and recalls historic bans tied to Islamic norms.
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Crowded North Carolina colleges turn away thousands
In Raleigh AP report, NC state universities and colleges reject thousands of high school graduates due to crowded conditions. NC State turned away about 4,400 prospects. Duke sees about four times more applications than spots. East Carolina College has 9,600 apps for ~1,600 spaces. Greensboro College expands to coeducation with space for about 40 boys.
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Sunday School Teacher Sees 50th Year In Front of Class
Shelby Coffey, started as a 16 year old in 1920 at Euclid Christian Church, has taught Sunday school for 45 years and now nears a 50 year goal. He joined Memorial Christian in 1951 and has missed only 10 Sundays, teaching over 1000 students, with 14 becoming church workers. The class meets in Memorial Christian's new $150,000 educational building opened June 13.
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Congress Leaders Eye Labor Day Adjournment
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield and GOP Leader Everett Dirksen plan to press President Johnson for a Labor Day adjournment of Congress. Mansfield noted no new major White House legislation is expected and some committee work could pass in six weeks while others might carry to the second session. He and Dirksen seek a cooperative path to a substantial reflection period before the next session of the 89th Congress.
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Two Are Killed in N C Crash Near Hillsborough
A panel truck struck a car entering U S 16 from a side road near Hillsborough North Carolina on Monday killing two in the car. Victims were Lester Ben Davis 47 of Timberlake and Rossalee S Snow of Cavel. Driver Jerry Saunders was hospitalized in Durham Watts Hospital.
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Poff backs firmer U.S. action on Vietnam
Rep. Richard Poff of Virginia urged stronger moves against North Vietnam after warning. In a letter to constituents he supported a naval quarantine and air strikes on missile sites in the North. He said since January about 65 ships under free world flags have called at North Vietnamese ports with strategic cargoes.
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