Officials Plan More Traveling Abroad Budget Hikes Travel
The Johnson administration’s budget shows a rise in federal travel abroad totaling about 190 million for next year, up from 177 million this year. President Johnson plans overseas trips this year with a flat 40 000 travel expense, while efforts to curb overseas spending continue.
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Washington
Johnson
Budget Bureau
Congress
State Department
Foreign Aid Offices
Peace Corps
U.S
U.S.A
Woman Becomes One of the Boys
Washington AP report notes Rep Frances Bolton after 25 years in the House says colleagues now see her as one of the boys. She values the camaraderie and statesmanship in the House and cites Pepper as the major spice import for the United States.
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Washington
Frances E. Bolton
Ohio Republican
The
United States
Prune Muffins With a Surprise Inside
Prune Muffins feature a thick prune and brown sugar cereal filling hidden inside a golden muffin. The recipe guides sweet batter, a generous filling, and baking at 425 degrees for about 25 minutes yields 12 to 16 muffins. Serve warm with butter at any meal or snack.
Weather and labor threaten March factory surge
New York AP reports a potential record March for auto and steel output as weather and labor unrest loom. 32,000 United Steelworkers threaten a walkout, with talks to resume Thursday and a May 1 deadline looming for a possible extension.
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Viet Nam
Can
United Steelworkers of America
Soup Based Quick Seafood Skillet Supper
A meatless Lent option uses canned condensed tomato soup as a base for a seafood skillet. Cook celery garlic and oregano in oil, add soup water cooked seafood minced clams peas rice and lemon juice to make six servings.
Tax Hiked on Race Betting in Arkansas
The Arkansas Senate approved 33-0 a bill raising the pari-mutuel betting tax from five to six percent. The measure, now heading to Gov. Faubus, includes voiding unredeemed tickets after 180 days and directing unclaimed winnings to be shared by the track county and state, with part earmarked for the State Police fund.
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Arkansas Senate
R. C. McBrayer
Nevada County
Greyhound
West Memphis
Oaklawn Park
Hot Springs
Chamber Members Vote Against Constitutional Convention
In Little Rock Arkansas the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce and Associated Industries vote 196 to 111 against calling a constitutional convention. The chamber executive vice president Frank Cantrell said the poll asked only for a yes or no on the issue. The article also notes broader concerns about defense orders and international finance affecting U.S. business and dollars abroad.
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Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
United States
France
Treasury
U.S
Atlantic
Western Europe
Johnson
House Bldg. Cost Public 120 Million Moves on Capitol Hill
Washington AP reports on shifting offices as about half the House moves into the new Rayburn building costing 120 million dollars for 165 three room suites. Several members including Gathings and Harris relocate while Mills stays near his committee room.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Rayburn
Cannon and Longworth
Arkansas
Swank
E. C. Gathings
Oren Harris
Gathings
Harris
Wilbur Mills
Ways and Means Committee
James Trimble
Cannon
Longworth
Capitol
East Court
The
Longworth Building
Rayburn Building
Men at Kenyon consider coed college adjacent
Gambier Ohio AP report shows Kenyon College trustees approve in principle a coordinate women’s college next to the all male school. Student leaders argue for coeds to boost appeal and enrollment while most of the 650 students favor the existing cloistered atmosphere and oppose distractions from studies.
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William Hamilton
Cincinnati
Bronze Stars Vanish as Doors Show Holes
Unknown motive behind the disappearance of bronze stars leaves three small holes in the doors. The architect continues to study the issue and determine a course of action.
Kenyon Fraternity Men Cite Women’s College as Necessary evil
Students at Kenyon College discuss the idea of a proposed women’s college. About 74 percent see isolation as necessary, while some staff and administrators would support both institutions. Some men complain about female distractions and prefer dating nearby at Denison, Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio State, Chatham College, and Lake Erie College for Women.
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White
Kenyon
John Schofield
Philadeline
Tom Carr
Vanston
Ill
Carr
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State University
Chatham College
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Federal Reserve System Created Under Wilson Era
The U S Federal Reserve banking system was established during the administration of President Woodrow Wilson, shaping U S monetary policy and financial oversight for the modern era.
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U.S. Federal Reserve Banking System
Woodrow Wilson
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