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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1965
Page
2
Weather across Arkansas Louisiana and Missouri shows clearing and much colder conditions tonight and Thursday. Highs mostly in the 30s to 50s with lows from the teens to mid 40s and scattered showers tonight in Arkansas. Snow flurries possible in Missouri northeast with colder north and central portions.
The House and Senate each advanced several measures on Tuesday. House bills include replacing the electric chair with the gas chamber, reporting child abuse cases, labeling foreign beef, and repealing segregation provisions tied to federal funding. Senate measures feature driver education funding, safety glasses in schools, grocery money orders, and a $5000 property tax exemption for seniors.
Federal spending is expected to be revealed in parts, with bankers arguing monetary policy will shape growth more than budget size. The New York Fed says past refunding eased jitters amid pound sterling weakness, while Treasury debt handling and deficits loom as factors in business confidence going forward.
The proposed bills in 1963 plan to end the 1920s quota system over five years, raise annual immigrant limits to about 165000, and reserve shares for Allies and refugees. They expand first preference to economically advantageous arrivals and remove bans on mental illness, while preserving family and skill-based preferences.
Washington reports Arkansas would receive about 23,271,995 dollars in federal funds under the aid to education program recommended to Congress by President Johnson. The state could share 15 percent of another 10 million proposed for strengthening state education departments, one of four aid categories.
Crawford County is dubbed the spinach capitol of the world with the world's largest spinach cannery located at Alma.
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