Appalachian Bill Goes to Congress Urges aid for 10 state region
WASHINGTON AP President Johnson seeks a 228 million Appalachian development program to boost the economy of a 10 state area covering over 165000 square miles with more than 15 million people. Senate leaders pledge hearings while Dirksen calls for a thorough review before conclusions. The plan includes a regional highway system, water facilities, pasture and timber programs, coal uses, mining improvements, and a federal state commission.
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Ouachita River Funds Sought
Spokesmen for the Ouachita River project in Arkansas and Louisiana told a House appropriations subcommittee that Army Engineers could use an additional 3.7 million for various project phases. The group opposed President Johnsons budget of 12 million including 3 million for a nine foot channel, arguing the program would exceed the budgeted amounts and urging maximum capability on each project.
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Personal Income Up in Arkansas
Washington AP reports Arkansas had the third largest percentage gain in personal income in the United States last year. Nevada rose 13 percent and Mississippi 9 percent. The Commerce Department cites increases in agriculture and manufacturing as key causes of Arkansas growth.
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Chamber Dines Congressmen at Washington Dinner
Arkan sas members of Congress and their staffs were guests of honor at the Washington dinner of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce held at the Sheraton Park Hotel. Wayne A. Stone of Pine Bluff presided as toastmaster while most of the delegation attended though Rep. Wilbur Mills was absent due to a speaking engagement. The dinner followed a cocktail party and reception linked to the annual Chamber meeting in the nation’s capital.
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Let’s Bake No-Sift Recipe Book Promoted by Robin Hood Flour
International Milling Co promotes the first no-sift recipe book Let’s Bake for homemakers. The 64 page guide, tested in Rita Martin Test Kitchen Minneapolis, includes Pink Cloud Pie recipe and baking tips. Recipes use Robin Hood flour and no-sift technique. free with sacks and a small handling fee.
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International Milling Company Inc
Dear Dr Brothers Noted Men Disappointed In Marriage
Dorothy Dix discusses why many husbands feel disappointed after marriage. A Midwest psychologist’s survey of several hundred couples shows men seek emotional security poise consideration intellectual stimulation and homemaking efficiency but often find women fall short in these areas after marriage.
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Kennedy and Johnson in contrast of expression and style
James Marlow compares John F Kennedy and Lyndon B Johnson, noting Kennedy’s cultured rhetoric and memorable phrases versus Johnson’s earthy, short sentences and off the cuff delivery. He cites contrasts in inflection, pacing, and audience rapport, concluding both aim to inspire with shared American life ideals.
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Sub De Dependents Funds Need Sub De Dependents Funds Need
Rep Louis C Wyman urged increased contributions to the Thresher Memorial Fund to educate 184 children of the submarine Thresher victims. He contrasted this with $60,000 for Oswald’s widow and criticized the nation for underfunding per-child support. He noted more than a year after the tragedy, about $140,000 had been raised for 194 children.
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No title to summarize from fragmentary prose
The passage reflects on U S presidents and their influence on national energy and inspiration. It notes Hoover and Coolidge gave little energy to war efforts, Wilson mobilized energy, Hart was less active, and Roosevelt pressured expansion while considering foreign policy. It suggests a long period lacking inspiration follows Roosevelt.
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William Hart
Theodore Roosevelt
Kidnapper of Boy 8 Is Captured in Memphis Scene
Dennis Burke, 8, was rescued by FBI agents in New Orleans and flown to Memphis to reunite with his parents and brother after four days in captivity. Joseph Francis Bryan Jr., once among the nation’s ten most wanted fugitives, was arrested. The youngster, in striped polo and jeans, appeared upset only by public kisses during the emotional airport reunion. Police had sought Bryan in connection with the Humboldt kidnapping and slaying case.
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Goldwater sued by designer over unpaid dress bill
Beverly Hills designer Jerry DeLee files suit against Barry Goldwater and his son Barry Jr claiming 20 dresses designed for the Goldwater campaign cost 1,040 with only 400 paid. He says dresses were worn at a rally and a recent plate dinner at the Sports Arena.
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Barry Jr
Jerry DeLee
Beverly Hills
DeLee
Goldwater
South Carolina boy Dennis missing sparks nationwide search
Dennis, a boy from Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, vanished prompting a large hunt. Bryan of Audubon Park New Jersey was arraigned in New Orleans on kidnapping charges connected to the February 27 case. The unclothed body was later recovered near Hallandale Florida on March 31. Bond for kidnapping was set at 100000 with 50000 for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.
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