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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1963
Page
13
President Johnson signed a bill providing 95 million dollars over three years to help states and local agencies combat air pollution from automotive exhausts and industry. The White House ceremony was attended by a large congressional and government official delegation.
A growing threat to national health and safety is highlighted as over 6,000 communities need air pollution help. The bill would expand the 1955 pilot program, granting broader federal authority for cooperative research under the HEW secretary and directing action recommendations.
Kansas City man Robert L. Kendig, 24, faces a robbery trial in Little Rock as prosecutors outline the case and the charges against him. The proceedings focus on alleged theft and confrontation with victims in the incident.
AP report from Boston notes the writer and family cope with chocolate cake shortage amid lively kitchen chaos. Children Bootsie and Karen disrupt frosting and crumbs spread across the room as the author contemplates bakery fatigue and parental nerves.
Kendig is charged in a Little Rock Kroger robbery of 29227 dollars. He was wounded during a police gunfight after a high speed chase and police pursued him to a crash into a building. He pleaded not guilty at a Pulaski Circuit Court arraignment on Tuesday.
Sen John Gower of Texas labeled the Kennedy assassination blame as talent nonsense and said American society is essentially healthy. He spoke at about 350 people in Little Rock at an Arkansas chapter meeting of the Associated General Contractors of America.
The Pentagon ordered a broad study of shipyard capacity to determine which of the 11 Navy owned yards will close. Secretary McNamara indicated excess facilities exist and one small yard at San Diego is already slated for closure, with Philadelphia San Francisco and Boston among yards speculated but not yet named.
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