Johnson outlines Great Society budget for 1966
President Johnson sends Congress a near hundred billion dollar fiscal 1966 budget plan. It trims some high cost programs while expanding education antipoverty urban and space goals and raises Social Security payroll taxes to finance new hospital benefits.
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Dear Abby Advice From Real-Life Dilemmas In 1965
Reader questions cover a range of topics from a mismatched fur jacket gift to etiquette with a mediocre pianist. Abby gives practical guidance on handling relationship issues, social behavior, and pursuing independence while honoring family ties.
Churchill Death Sets State Funeral Procession in Motion
Parliament convenes to approve a state funeral for Sir Winston Churchill with tributes from political leaders. The bereaved Churchill family and the queen receive condolences as the ceremony outlines an elaborate procession from London’s landmarks to a burial near his parents in England.
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Byrd proposes single package for spending authority
In a statement, Byrd argues for consolidating all spending authority into one package and restricting it to the projected federal income or revenue for the same period. The plan aims to tighten fiscal control and align appropriations with anticipated revenues.
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Warning order in hempstead chancery court case
In hempstead chancery court Ozie Lee Raymond sues Albert Raymond. Defendant warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness by clerk Jim Cole dated January 15 1965 with the January 18 25 and February 1 1965 publication dates.
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Arkansas State Highway Commission v Cornelius notice
In Hemstead County Circuit Court Arkansas State Highway Commission sues Paul W Cornelius Demma Cornelius and others. Defendants Ginanne Graves Long Mary Raines Johnson Mrs L B Carrigan Henry Hill and Lou Emma Cheatham must answer within 30 days. Witness dated January 8 1965 and posted January 11 18 25 February 1 1965.
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Arkansas Weather Forecast Update by Area
Central Arkansas remains partly cloudy and warmer with showers affecting about half the area tonight. Northwest and Southeast regions report heavy showers and thundershowers over 75 percent, then turning cooler Tuesday. Highs in 50s to 60s, lows around 50 to 58.
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Churchill Buried on Blenheim Estate in Historic Service
Chief mourners gathered as Sir Winston Churchill was laid to rest in Bladon on the Marlborough estate. Archbishop of Canterbury conducted the service while foreign dignitaries including President de Gaulle and Soviet figures were noted as attendees or potential attendees. Burial took place in the Bladon churchyard 70 miles northwest of London.
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Weather Outlook for Louisiana Tonight and Tuesday
Showers move through the state tonight with southeast areas affected Tuesday. Temperatures rise briefly then fall, with lows around 45 to 50 in the northwest and 50 to 60 elsewhere. Tuesday highs shown from 55 to 65 in the west and north and 65 to 74 in the southeast.
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Weather Outlook for Missouri Region Mostly Sunny and Warmer
Eastern and southern Missouri expect mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures with highs near 50 in the northeast and low 60s in the southwest. Tonight will be mild with considerable cloudiness and lows in the mid 30s northeast and mid 40s in the far south, turning colder on Tuesday with showers affecting 30 to 50 percent of the area late tonight and Tuesday.
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Churchill dies leaving Britain in mourning and awe
London AP reports the death of Winston Churchill at end of a long life. The obituary recalls his wartime leadership and the symbol he became for Britain, from V for Victory to his resolute calls to endure blood and toil. It praises his breadth as statesman, historian, painter, and knight, likening him to an Elizabethan figure guiding a modern realm.
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There Will Never Be Another One
Editor Iain Macleod recalls Winston Churchill and his impact on Britain. The 51 year old Conservative leader and former minister of health reflects on Churchill’s legacy through the Eden and Macmillan governments.
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Sand Lake Elementary cat sighting delights Anchorage students
In Anchorage the Sand Lake Elementary School cat that hid in a wall hole drew 525 pupils as Betty Putnam coaxed the animal from its hiding place. Students in all classrooms except the library watched the cat emerge and be examined by staff. The item follows a note about early chewing gum.
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