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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1964

Page

16

Johnson Almost Lost Foreign Aid Victory

The long battle over a 2 billion dollar aid package hinged on a crucial compromise to satisfy Rep. Passman and the House Appropriations subcommittee. Officials say the agreement preserved Johnson’s victory while revealing divisions between Passman and Mahon and highlighting shifts in committee power.

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Tiny Nickel Tube Claims World Record Craftsmanship

British craftsmen publish a claim to the world smallest tube made from pure nickel with an outside diameter of 0.000315 inch and a wall thickness of 0.00013 inch. More than a million such tubes could fit inside an average wedding ring. The note also mentions record high factory take home pay aiding families and wage gains for workers with dependents, alongside an advertisement for hearing aid batteries at Gilbert Rexall Stores.

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Congressional Scoreboard Update from House and Senate Actions

A garbled congressional scorecard lists various committee actions across federal and House panels. It mentions tax revisions, labor and education topics, agriculture, urban transportation, and entitlement programs, with references to rules committees, Ways and Means, and Senate finance actions. The text includes scattered phrases about agriculture, development, and budget items, but many terms are unreadable or scrambled.

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Oil Operators Plan Meeting On Oil Imports Reduction

In Wichita a group of independent oil operators plans a July 9 meeting in Oklahoma City to press for relief measures and larger oil import allowances. Dr J A Mull says the interior department's increased imports to 55 879 barrels daily for 1984 is shameful.

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Canadian chefs seek professional status and charter

Vancouver report on the push for chefs to gain professional status in Canada. Le Dambach, head chef of Bayshore Inn, and leader in the Canadian Federation of Chefs, argues chefs deserve doctor and lawyer like recognition and aims for a federal charter as the first step. European markets show longer training, yet many nations treat chefs as professionals.

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Bee Navigation and Iceland Game Law Notice

New York reports bees use polarized daylight for navigation guiding sun despite horizon. Iceland institute enacts new game laws as Reykjavik notes changes.

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Food Prices Dip, But Other Costs Balance Savings

Washington AP reports that housewives could cut grocery costs last month but gains were erased by rises in clothing transportation medical care and recreation. The Labor Department index held at 107.6 for the second straight month, meaning a family still spends about 10.78 dollars to buy basic items from 1957-84 base. The Bureau of Labor Statistics expects June prices to move.

Washington Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics

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