High Costs Of Defense Past Peak
Defense chiefs say the high cost of arming against nuclear war is past the peak though the five year outlook remains high. The budget shows 247.7 billion outlay from 1962 to 1966 with 34.5 billion for strategic retaliatory forces and 10 billion for a continental air and missile defense package. McNamara will testify with detailed cost figures before the committee.
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Banker's Disappearance Tangles Winona Bank History
In Winona residents recall banker McClung as honest and reserved. He vanished Thursday triggering a missing-person alert as investigators traced him to a Tyler hotel under an alias. Examiners review vault ledgers dating to 1907 revealing the bank’s long legacy since 1912.
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Six Year Old Boy Rescued After 20 Foot Sewer Plunge
Bruce Schafer, six, fell about 20 feet into a sewer in Grand Forks while exploring a snow fort. He was rescued after five hours with no injuries. Volunteers, police, and firefighters led the effort. he told his father Hi dad upon recognition.
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South Carolina Teachers to See Pay Increase
Dr. Charles S. Davis told about 1100 teachers at the South Carolina Education Association convention that pay will rise as the state economy improves. Leaders pledged raises as funds become available. Robert S. Moore was elected president and will take office in April. Nancy W. Hanna named president elect. Louise M. Nye and Marilyn D. Wyndham named vice president and secretary.
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Beaufort
Nancy W. Hanna
Army sergeant shot to death in Columbia residence
S. Sgt. Fredro R. Jennings, 41, Marshalltown Iowa, stationed at Fort Jackson, was shot in a Columbia hallway on Saturday night ending domestic trouble. Cash L. Sauls is held without bond in city jail. Jennings had been at Fort Jackson since 1951 and was married to Irene L. Jennings of Marshalltown.
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Nine Cats Provoke Debate Over Adoption At The Enterprise
The Enterprise editor reflects on a litter of nine kittens, highlighting Public Relations Priss tails Blackie and an unnamed gray stray. With many birds nearby the paper plans a solution as they struggle to feed all the cats while keeping the birds safe.
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Protests Halted as King Seeks White House Help
Selma protests paused as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. leaves in jail time to seek talks with President Johnson or Attorney General designate Katzenbach. King plans a voter registration march from Dexter Avenue Church to the courthouse in Montgomery and aims to press for new federal voting laws.
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Maddox Defends Stand as Rights Protests Grow
Maddox told customers he was sorry and said you fought a good fight after earlier attempts by Negroes to enter his restaurant. He kept ax handles as weapons, calling them Pickrick drumsticks. Police arrested King Jr and others during right to vote demonstrations while Maddox claimed he went there to get a breath of fresh air.
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Carrhae Battle Defeat By Parthian Cavalry Forces
Julius Caesar era fighting left 40 000 Romans across the Euphrates at Carrhae. Surenas commanded mounted archers and heavy cavalry to devastate the invasion with 20 000 killed and 10 000 taken prisoner.
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King Asked To Talk To Katzenbach
The White House asks Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to meet Monday with Atty. Gen. designate Nicholas Katzenbach rather than President Johnson to discuss voting rights legislation. King, via Harry Wachtel, had sought a Monday talk after leading a Negro voter registration drive in Selma. George E. Reedy said Lee White suggested King meet Katzenbach and other Justice Department officials. Johnson not ruled out.
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Johnson creates National Civil Rights Council to advise policy
President Johnson establishes a Civil Rights Council led by Vice President Humphrey to coordinate federal civil rights activities. The 16-member panel includes six Cabinet officers and aims to recommend programs under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and related laws to end racial discrimination.
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Itch of Piles Get Relief Now
Millions of sufferers in the last years found fast relief from itching and piles. A sufferer writes the cooling wonder relieves itching and smarting and allows sleep all night. Peterson's Ointment touted as marvelous with money back offer.
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Kremlin Signals Mixed Policy as King Crab Pact Pauses Alaska
The Soviet Union agrees to cut king crab fishing along the U S continental shelf by about 21 percent and to abandon fishing in the Gulf of Alaska. They join in conservation measures and allow inspections while pursuing broad Western ties. Analysts see coexistence aims with limits on major issues.
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