Government rejects GOP claim on Austin federal building cost
The General Services Administration said the total cost will be slightly under eight million dollars and that no specific White House occupancy requirements exist for the Johnson suite. The agency noted that construction began in 1962 with a final figure near eight million after change orders overtime and IRS occupancy considerations.
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Washington
Johnson
Austin
Tex
General Services Administration
F. Clifton White
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White House
White
Texas Temple
GSA
House
United States
Hoover
New York Cty
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Independence
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Morgan County Veterans Office Sees Growth in 1964
The Morgan County Veterans Affairs Office aided 4 634 veterans and dependents in fiscal 1964. Claims total 144 with 199 veterans receiving hospital and outpatient treatment. The office processed 1 223 documents and 1 488 letters were written, as 1 848 letters were received. The office plans relocation to the Courthouse Annex on Ferry Street.
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Morgan County Veterans Affairs Office
J. D. Bright
State Department of Veterans Affairs Service
Bright
Veterans Office
Veterans Affairs Officer
Morgan County
Veterans Affairs Office
Ferry Street
Queen Elizabeth II Ends Visit to Prince Edward Island
Queen Elizabeth II winds down her Prince Edward Island stay after a royal variety show and a children's rally. She attends a state dinner by Premier Walter Shaw and a grand ball before boarding Britannia for a two day voyage up the St Lawrence to Quebec. The queen and Prince Philip mingle with leaders Lester Pearson and Georges Vanier as Canadian history and humor mark the evening.
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Max Harrelson
WI. P.eli
Prince Edward Asland
Canada
Charlottetown
Walter Shaw
Britannia
St. Lawrence River
Quebec
Frely
Royal
Prince Philip
Lester B. Pearson
Georges Vanier
Dave Broadfoot
President Johnson
Johnson
Wanderlust Burke Seeks New Horizons After World Travels
Meridianville born Burke the adventurer is retired and managing a farm while keeping time to travel. He visits Huntsville recalling boyhood scenes as reporters chase details about a mysterious Mooresville figure and early regional history. Junior Fire Marshal tips promote bicycle safety for youths.
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Australia
Africa
Huntsville
Burke
Mooresville
De Gaulle Rests After Peron Riot
President Charles de Gaulle, amid protests in Argentina, arrived in Asuncion Paraguay after a Peronist riot in Cordoba wounded at least 16. In Paraguay he was greeted by 20 000 residents with vivas and rose petals during his Latin America tour.
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Frank N. Manitzas
Asuncion
Paraguay
Charles de Gaulle
Argentina
Alfredo Stroessner
Cordoba
Hilda Moves Bay Buoys Halting Mobile Shipping
Hurricane Hilda’s strong winds pushed buoys from Mobile Bay ship channel causing a temporary port halt. Coast Guard to restore buoy positions today. thirteen inbound vessels delayed and six outbound ships held in harbor. one tanker drew 36 feet avoided passage.
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Mobile
Mobile Bay
Coast Guard
Bar
Alabama
South Alabama
Girls urged to learn to ski and study husband hunting
Harvard sports injury expert Dr. Thomas B. Quigley told reporters at the American College of Surgeons meeting that college girls ski properly to avoid danger while husbands hunting on slopes. He noted progress in coaching, trainers, and medical efforts to reduce sports injuries and cited Canadian pro teams supporting joint injury prevention.
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Chicago
Harvard
Ries
Thomas B. Quigley
American Medical Association
American College of Surgeons
Vassar
Boston
Surgeons’ Meeting
AMA
Quigley
Canada
United States
Cotton Program Awaits Freeman
Washington AP Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman will announce general terms of the 1965 cotton program by Oct 15. He awaits the federal crop reporting board’s Oct data, with a 14.945 million bale crop favoring little surplus movement. The plan requires a growers referendum, likely in early December, with two thirds approval.
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Washington
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Federal Crop Reporting Board
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