House Committee Approves Aged Medical Care Aid
Kansas House committees back Kerr-Mills hospital aid for the indigent aged and up to 200 college scholarships yearly based on need. They support shielding the Kerr-Mills bill from change and oppose extra funds for a highway lab. Scholarships would reach 500 per year for private colleges, more for state schools, with input from university presidents. The Ways and Means panel urged finishing lab work within the 8000000 appropriation, with possible future funding if needed. Also proposed are clothing grants and gratuities for parolees and site transportation.
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First Loss for Bridge Team in Vanderbilt Cup Matches
A Miami Beach led team under Clifford Russell defeated Lew Mathe’s California squad by 15 international match points in the Vanderbilt Cup Bridge matches in St. Louis. The Russell team advances to a final with Mathe this afternoon. Mathe’s Los Angeles based crew had previously beaten Russell.
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Clifford Russell
Miami Beach
Fla
Lew Mathe
California
Russell
Mathe
Harold Harkavy
Edith Kemp
Albert Weiss
William Seamon
Miami
Alvin Roth
New York City
Kipp District Votes to Keep High School Open
Residents of the Kipp Rural High School District voted 59 to 58 to keep the school open for the 1963 64 term. Voters 120 of 259 eligible ballots cast with two blank and one voided. District faces a $1700 shortfall on a $32500 budget and collects the maximum levy of 10 mills. State aid unavailable due to only 22 pupils, below the 35 minimum.
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Kipp, Kan
Kipp
Radioman Urges Maturity in Radio TV Journalism
Lawrence Kansas AP report covers William G Garry head of the Radio Television News Directors Association urging greater professional maturity among Kansas broadcast journalists at a University of Kansas clinic. He criticizes the American Bar Association stance on cameras in courtrooms and comments on public access to courts.
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Lawrence
Kan
Radio-Television News Directors Association
Kansas
William G. Garry
WBBM
Chicago
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Garry
American Bar Association
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Wichita Theater Picketed During Crusade Rally
About 50 pickets protested outside Municipal Theater in Wichita Monday night as Ed win A Walker and Billy James Hargis spoke on a Christian Crusade tour. Police stood by while a crowd of 1,000 gave standing applause and leaflets targeted the speakers as bigots and hate mongers.
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Wichita
Municipal Theater
Edwin A. Walker
Billy James Hargis
Tulsa
Walker
Hargis
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U S Agrees to Lend Brazil 398 5 Million
The United States will lend Brazil 398.5 million dollars to boost its economy with 84 million provided immediately. Brazilian Finance Minister Francisco San Tiago Dantas and David Bell of the AID participated, as Dantas prepared to brief President Kennedy on the 15 day mission backing Brazil's three year recovery plan.
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Washington
United States
Brazil
Francisco San Tiago Dantas
David Bell
Agency For International Development
San Tiago Dantas
Kennedy
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