Illinois lawmakers face varied pay across states in 1965
The AP notes wide differences in legislative compensation. Illinois legislators collect either 6000 or 12000 dollars for one or two years, with other states offering yearly salaries from a few hundred to twenty thousand plus expenses and perks. Fringe benefits include travel, cars, passes, and allowances. Maryland hiked pay to 2400 a year. Oregon pays 250 monthly plus 20 a day. Wisconsin rose to 430 monthly plus board. Starting in 1965 South Carolina set 2400 yearly. Ohio raised to 8000 after a 1964 special session.
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Eye Opening French Line in Fashions
PARIS AP fashion coverage notes Jacques Esterel opening the spring collections with vivid details including knee-baring brown trousers and cropped jackets. The piece mentions a feud with Andres Courreges over rival designs and cites extravagant collars, oversized bow ties, cummerbund belts, and slim dresses. It also surveys state legislator pay in several states and travel allowances, highlighting contrasts in Massachusetts New Hampshire North Dakota Georgia and Alaska per diem and trip rules.
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Paris
Jacques Esterel
Esteval
Andres Courreges
Courreges
Dreses
President Johnson seeks $1.5 billion to expand education
Johnson presents to Congress a national goal of full educational opportunity and a plan to fund public and parochial schools sharing facilities. The proposal highlights major education areas and urges every child to pursue as much schooling as possible.
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Johnson
Congress
Churchill Proud of U S Citizenship Honor
Winston Churchill regarded his honorary American citizenship as a lasting honor. The 1963 White House ceremony confers a status the British leader could not attend due to illness, with President Kennedy praising his lifelong defense of liberty and leadership during Britain's darkest hours.
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Winston Churchill
Congress
White House Rose Garden
John F. Kennedy
Churchill
Kennedy
Sir Winston Churchill
White House
Randolph
Jennie Jerome
Sir Winston
Atlantic
Great Britain
Britain
England
Kennedy’s tribute to a nation’s resilience and freedom
Kennedy praised a long, difficult journey and praised courage faith and freedom as indestructible. He said the ship of life weathered storms and now rests in tranquil waters, a testament to the enduring spirit of countrymen and the inspiration of their triumph.
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Kennedy
Man Admits to Store Robbery in Joplin and More
Missouri Highway Patrol reports Larry Hersh el Payne of West Memphis Ark admitted robbing a Joplin liquor store along with other armed robberies in Arkansas and Louisiana. Store operator Ruby Toms said an undetermined amount was stolen. Payne was arrested three hours after a traffic stop in Seymour Mo. Four guns were found in his car.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
Larry Hershel Payne
West Memphis
Ark
Joplin
Arkansas
Louisiana
Ruby Toms
Payne
Seymour
Goldwater Rules Out GOP Leadership Conference
Barry Goldwater said Republicans are unlikely to hold a leadership conference this year to restate party principles after last November's defeat. He cited the technical difficulties of organizing such a meeting and questioned who would select attendees, set the agenda, preside, and finance it.
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Goldwater
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Ray Bliss
Chicago
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Dean Burch
Burch
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
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Meet the Press
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Burch and Bliss
Jade for a Lady in a Tense Confrontation at Kai Shing
Milo March bargains for a tense meetup with Frank Burney and accomplices. Linda and Frank clash as Thomas Luk slashes Linda’s blouse, revealing a tense struggle. The scene ends with a vivid image of a cornered ostrich.
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Linda
March
Chan Chok
Hong Kong
Whitey
Thomas Luk
Frank Burney
Mel
Milo
Tom
Burney
Attorneys Oppose Arkansas Judiciary Reform Proposals
The Arkansas Prosecuting Attorneys Association rejects several recommendations from the Arkansas Judiciary Commission. They seek equal salary to trial judges and a prosecutor retirement system comparable to judges, plus four year terms, while the commission proposed judges would receive $15,000 more than prosecutors.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Prosecuting Attorneys Association
Arkansas Judiciary Commission
Association
Commission
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