Alabama House approves 44 million school aid package quickly
The Alabama House Ways and Means Committee swiftly approves a $44 million six bill school aid package during a special session. Gov. George Wallace watches progress and positions to oppose federal bureaucracy as the Senate Finance Committee considers a parallel package. Education leaders urge rapid passage for budgeting and planning.
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House
Ways and Means
George Wallace
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
House Committee
Austin R. Meadows
Ky tells US to back South Vietnam for five to ten years
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky told reporters that the United States must aid South Vietnam for five to 10 years to finish the war, warning that Communist resolve could endure 20 years. He questioned whether allies could match such a commitment and urged action to destroy Communists in their lair.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
North Viet Nam
Solons Censure Bonn Germany Over Viet Nam Aid
The Senate voted 56 to 33 to condemn Bonn over financing a Red China steel mill, linking it to U.S. troops in Viet Nam. The move backed by 14 Democrats and 10 Republicans aimed to show support for service members and protest allied hesitation in Southeast Asia.
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West Germany
U.S
Viet Nam
Bonn
Red China
Thomas H. Kuchel
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Dva
Mooresville Historic Designation Bill Moves Forward
A bill to designate Mooresville as an historic area was drafted to be advertised in the Limestone Democrat and Alabama Courier for four weeks. If the Legislature passes it, residents will vote on the measure. Mooreville was incorporated in 1818, a year before Alabama statehood. The Historic Mooresville Preservation Association formed with newly filed incorporation papers.
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Mooresville
Athens
Alabama
Ed Horton
Limestone Democrat
Alabama Courier
Horton
Sen
Rep
Granville Turner
Doctor Takes Jackson Reins
Dr. Troy Kilpatrick of Flint will reopen LESTER's Dr. D. E. Jackson Hospital on Thursday. Kilpatrick, owner of the Tennessee Valley Rest Home at Flint, will serve as physician after the hospital closed last week due to Dr. Jackson’s death. He and the Jackson family will push a $250000 memorial hospital in honor of the late doctor and Kilpatrick plans to keep the hospital open 24 hours daily with his staff, while continuing to work at the rest home.
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Lester
D. E. Jackson
Troy Kilpatrick
Flint
Kilpatrick
Tennessee Valley Rest Home
Jackson
Alabama House Panel Approves Women Jury Service Bill
The House Judiciary Committee approved a bill to allow women to serve on juries in Alabama state courts by a 6 to 4 vote. The measure would expand eligibility to include women and could impact future trials.
Cooley Sees Dim Prospects for Cotton Grain Emergency Loans
Representative Harold D. Cooley of North Carolina, chair of the House Agriculture Committee, stated that the outlook is dim for emergency loans to the cotton ginning industry.
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Washington
Harold D. Cooley
D-N. C
House Agriculture Committee
Decatur Contes tants Rehearse For Miss Alabama Finals
Decatur hosts 26 Miss Alabama finalists with interviews and auditions completed. Jacqueline Eaken Marsha Sandlin and Lynelle Weber prep for coronation tomorrow night at the Alabama Theatre in Birmingham after a preview at The Club. Linda Sue Folsom will crown the Alabama representative to Miss America. Eaken tied for top ten last year and is an Auburn art major. Weber is Decatur’s reigning Miss Decatur and a singer actress. Sandlin is an Auburn student and music major.
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Pretty Jacqueline Eaken
Marsha Sandlin
Lynelle Weber
Alabama
Birmingham
Linda Sue Folsom
New Brockton
Miss Eaken
Auburn University
Miss Sandlin
Auburn
Wirtz urges no airlines measure at Senate hearing
Secretary of Labor W Willard Wirtz told a Senate Labor Committee hearing that Congress should avoid special legislation to end the airline strike. He urged free collective bargaining as a last chance and warned prolongation could push the nation toward a crisis. The walkout by the AFL CIO Machinists against five major airlines affects about 60 percent of U S air traffic and raises grave concerns in some sectors.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Wirtz
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Aflcio International Association of Machinists
GOP Leaders Withhold Open Housing Support
House Republican leaders delay backing a controversial open housing clause within an omnibus civil rights bill. The provision would ban housing discrimination in sales or rentals but exempt individuals and agents acting for individuals. The Policy Committee postponed action to survey GOP members.
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John Beckler
Washington
House
GOP
Roy Wilkins
The
National Associa
Federal tax take set to rise by billions, official says
Federal income is expected to climb about 4.5 billion above original estimates, based on current tax rates. If realized, tax receipts for the year ending June 30 would reach 115 to 116 billion, with higher spending for Viet Nam war and Congress keeping the budget in the red.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Treasury Department
Commerce Department
Only Man In Town Finds Gasoline In His Well
J T Quick discovers gasoline in his well after watering a lawn at 111 Austinville Rd SW. Officials inspect the brick lined 48 foot well and demonstrate gasoline can burn. Quick plans to remove the pump and seal the well while searching for the source.
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J.T. Quick
Cora Blair
J. T. Quick
Quick
Austinville Rd
C. L. Kaufman
Charles Yancey
Lonnie Pettey
Kaufman
Charlie Yancey
J. T Quick
Markets At A Glance Headlines From New York Chicago
Markets at a glance show stocks higher amid moderate trading. Agricultural futures note cotton quiet while Chicago grain markets see wheat higher, corn and soybeans weak with liquidation. Hog prices fall 25 to 75 cents, top 26.75. slaughter steers steady to 25 cents higher, top 26.75.
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New York
Chicago
Look Inside Liberal Fear of Extremism Cuts to Civil Rights Groups
The New York Times reports Northern liberals have sharply reduced contributions to the most militant Negro Civil Rights organizations. A pre vacation inventory notes the family’s insurance protection. Times analyzes new Moscow Ottawa links needing Washington attention.
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New York Times
Moscow
Ottawa
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