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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1961

Page

11

Aid Bill May Be Revived In Congress

Washington AP reports congressional leaders seek revival of the education aid program known as the impacted areas bill. It would provide about 300 million annually to districts swollen by federal installations and expired June 30. Key figures debate tying it to the general $2.55 billion education bill and Kennedy urges combining measures. The Senate panel advances an extension of the National Defense Education Act with loans for private schools, totaling 493 million for the year, including 125 million for classroom construction.

Joe Hall Washington House Congress Frank Thompson Jr D-Mj Wayne Morse D-Ore Senate Flally Morse Kennedy Capitol Senate Labor Committee

Cruise Boat Burns With No Injuries

BRACEVILLE OH AP An old converted steamer Mildred burned to the water line with 38 aboard while returning from Lake Muskoka. Skipper J R MacPherson guided the craft to shallow water and passengers jumped or were helped ashore by onlookers and a rowboat crew. 15 children and women were aided to safety as a lifeboat went up in flames and the engine room fire was contained without injuries.

Braceville, Oat Mildred Muskoka J. R. MacPherson Lake Muskoka Toronto

Mrs Fidward S Shattuck Dies at 57 in Pasadena

Mrs Fidward S Shattuck, 57, a leader in Southern California cultural and philanthropic activities, died Wednesday of cancer in Pasadena. Her husband, an attorney, once served as Republican national committeeman from California. She was born in Bellefontaine, Mississippi.

Pasadena Calif Fidward Shattuck Southern California California Bellefontains Miss

Humor as secret weapon in cold war mobilization

President Kennedy could mobilize National Guard and reserve ground forces and match with increased air support and transport for foot soldiers. Final plan details emerged at a White House session with NSC and Pentagon advisers, amid Berlin crisis concerns and talk of emergency powers and broader mobilization options. The Army and Marine forces total about 1,032,000 active personnel, with Guard and reserve components adding hundreds of thousands more.

Elton C. Fay Washington (Ap Air Force Reserve Air Naional Guard Kennedy Berlin White House National Security Council Pentagon Joint Chiefs of Staff Air Naval Tactical Air Force National Guard Army Marine Corps Regular Army

Pilot transcripts released after Stapleton crash a day

Denver AP report says Whited Air Lines released the pilot John Grosso conversation from the DC8 crash landing that killed 17 and injured 8 on July 11. The transcript shows Grosso noting an abnormal situation due to loss of hydraulic fluid and that fre trucks were told to stand by as the aircraft struck a concrete abutment and burst into flames at Stapleton Airport.

Denver Colo Whited Air Lines John Grosso Grosso Stapleton Federal Aviation Agency Air Route Traffic Control Center

Women Doctors Usually Accepted by Medical Society

A group of women doctors in New York State and Rochester discuss attitudes toward female physicians. They note patients rarely challenge women practitioners, while admission to medical school remains harder for women. Obstetrics shows mixed acceptance. men are viewed as likelier to persist in demanding careers.

Rochester N.Y Ruth A Lawrence Aediatrician Lois J. Plummer Buffalo Women's Medical Society of New York State

Civil War Reenactment Prep At Manassas Battlefield

North and South veterans rehearse the Battle of Bull Run on the Manassas site as crowds and traffic expect a major Civil War Centennial event. About 500 skirmish teams, tents, and dress rehearsal seats priced from 50 cents to 3.50 dollars. The July 21 1861 battle began with thousands of Confederate and Union soldiers. Worlds largest natural gas fields said to be near Medicine Hat Alberta Canada.

Manassas Bull Run Broad Acress City of Medicine Hat Alberta Canada

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