Let the President and Congress Face Real Economy Costs
The piece argues lawmakers lip service cuts versus actual reductions hurt many, citing 26 base closures in 16 states, 1700000 loan funds for Formosa diesel locomotives, and Boeing Dyna-Soar layoffs. It warns unemployment around 6 percent and regional impacts from base or shipyard cuts, urging awareness of the price of economy.
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Congress
Johnson
Formosa
Boston
New York
Oak Ridge
AEDC
Sewart
Fort Campbell
Scouts Host Nursery At Girl Scout Little House
Senior Girl Scouts offer a nursery at the Girl Scout Little House this Saturday with hours 9 am to 12 pm and 1 to 4 pm. Rates are 35 cents per child for one, 50 cents for two or more in the same family. Decatur High School Concert Chorus directed by Roy Wood will perform for Rotarians at 12:15 pm Monday in the Lyons Hotel. A two-vehicle crash occurred on Highway 31 South near 9th St SE at 5:45 pm injuring no reported fatalities.
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Girl Scout Little House
Decatur High School
Roy Wood
Lyons Hotel
Collision at Prospect and 9th Ave SE injures two youths
At 3:30 p.m. Friday a crash at Prospect Dr and 9th Ave SE involved Joe Paul Greeson 16 and Gary D. Davis 16 with addresses in Decatur SE. Earlier at 1:05 a.m. at 6th Ave and 9th St two cars driven by Norma M. Hughes 17 and John T. Crews 38 collided. The Morgan County Board of Revenue vote on the hospital tax extension was 1,801 for and 1,058 against. See DIARY on Page 3.
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Prospect Dr
9Th Ave
Joe Paul Greeson
Decatur 1
Gary D. Davis
Lth Ave
6Th. Ave
9Th St
Norma M. Hughes
Decatur 8
John T. Crews
11Th St. SE
Morgan County Board of Revenue
Seaboard Coast Line merger approved by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved in a 9-2 vote the merger of Seaboard Air Line and Atlantic Coast Line railroads to form the Seaboard Coastline. Deal faces objections from Justice Department and railroad labor groups over monopoly concerns. The ruling follows December's approval of Baltimore & Ohio by Chesapeake & Ohio. A larger Penn Central merger remains pending.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Justice Department
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
ICC
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Ambassador Recalled as Cambodia Demands U S Exit
Cambodia orders all U S military economic and cultural missions to leave by Jan 15 and recalls Ambassador Philip D Sprouse for consultation amid Cambodian claims of U S leverage over Prince Norodom Sihanouk. State Department says no break in relations.
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U.S
Washington
State Department
United States
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Nong Kimny
Richard S. Phillips
Sprouse
Norodom Sihanouk
Norodom
Takeo
Sihanouk
Sarit Thanarat
Thailand
Ngo Dinh Diem
South
Viet Nam
John F. Kennedy
Sarit
Diem
Transplant Only Hope For Liddie
Mrs. Fred Kittrell said doctors at the University of Minnesota Medical Center will attempt a lung transplant for her seven year old daughter Liddie Mae once final parental consent is given. The child was taken to Minneapolis on November 14 after Birmingham doctors indicated a transplant might be her only survival chance.
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Fred Kittrell
University of Minnesota Medical Center
Liddie Mae
Minneapolis
University Hospital
Birmingham
Liddie
Minnesota
Robert Good
American Legion Memorial Heart
University of Minnesota
Kittrell
Hillsboro
Johnson urges restraint on wages and prices amid growth
President Johnson told the Consumer Advisory Council that industrialists and labor leaders must prevent a price-wage spiral and warned a renewed rise could threaten expansion. He cited unused capacity and unemployment as factors allowing manufacturers to hold prices, noting rising profits and a tax cut boosting earnings. See LABOR On Page 2.
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Johnson
United Staes
Italy
Harvard University
John F. Kennedy
Consumer Advisory Council
Kennedy
Congress approves foreign aid in 3.6 billion package
Congress completed action on a 3.6 billion foreign aid authorization as a Senate fight led by Wayne Morse produced a compromise. The plan sets annual foreign aid spending for the new fiscal year and awaits House debate after subcommittee review. The measure was sent to President Johnson.
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House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Wayne Morse
Senate House
Morse
Johnson
Congress
Solons Pass More Of JFK School Aid
The Senate voted 82 to 4 to approve a $1.56 billion aid to education measure championed by Kennedy, expanding vocational training and sending the bill to President Johnson. The House approved 300 to 65. opposition came from four lawmakers including Curtis, Tower, Eastland, and Thurmond.
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JFK
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Johnson
House
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
John G. Tower
Texas
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Complete service for all make ap pliances at Robinson's on 2nd Ave
Local shop offers full appliance service for all makes at Robinson's on 2nd Avenue with free parking. The simple ad highlights prompt repairs and accessible location for residents seeking quick turnaround.
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Robinson's
2Nd Ave
Ady
Gift To The Virgin Mary By John J. Stewart
A quiet Nazareth evening unfolds as Mary, a betrothed village girl, receives a divine message from an angel. The Holy Spirit will conceive Jesus, and Mary humbly accepts, acknowledging her role in a sacred lineage. Copyright 1963 by John J. Stewart.
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Galilee
Mary
Joseph the Carpenter
David
Joseph
Rome
Herod the Great
Israel
House of Israel
Jesus
Virgin Mary
West Germany and United States plan test ship for Atlantic nuclear fleet
Defense Minister Kai-Uwe von Hassel said Germany and the United States will push ahead next year with a test destroyer for a multinational Atlantic nuclear fleet. He named Turkey Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Greece as likely participants with Navy personnel from Germany and the United States. Britain participates in talks but France and other allies oppose the concept.
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Germany
West Germany
United States
Atlantic Alliance
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Hassel
Turkey
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Greece
von Hassel
Ert
France
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