Kennedy Opposes Federal Aid to Parochial Schools
President Kennedy remains opposed to federal aid to parochial and private schools, citing unconstitutionality per a Supreme Court ruling. House leaders McCormack and Mansfield, both Catholics, push differing views on loans to fund school facilities while Rayburn notes steady House progress on the administration’s legislative program.
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Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Supreme Court
Kennedy School
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
House
McCormack
White House
Congressional
Mansfield
Congress
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Dean's Pills Offer Fast Relief for Backache and Bladder Irritation
Rip Van Winkle couldn’t sleep with nagging backache and discomfort. Dean’s Pills claim fast relief for backache headaches and muscular pains, soothe bladder irritation, and provide mild diuretic action to ease night rest. New large size saves money and promises better sleep.
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Rip van Winkle
Dean
Prescott Kiwanis Club Meets Thursday at Broadway Hotel
Prescott Kiwanis Club held a regular meeting at the Broadway Hotel with Milton Stokes presiding. John Teeter Jr. received a Scout plaque from Leonard Graham for service to the Boy Scouts. Tommy Johnson celebrated his sixth birthday with a party at home.
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Prescott
Tommy Johnson
Curtis Lee Johnson
Johnny McWilliams
Gerald
Wayne Taylor
Phillip Lambert
Doug Fairchild
Steve
Stan Bresiski
Allen Andrews
Ralph Harris
Senate approves bills to fund state programs and port authorities
The Arkansas Senate advanced a package of measures including an $80 million revenue department building and an $17 million omnibus project. It approved raising automobile tire certificate fees, funding teacher pay, and authorizing joint port authorities while defeating other tax and pay raise proposals.
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Senate
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Senate House
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Banking Commission
Arch Foard
Ford
Don Russell
Arkansas Rehabilitation Service
Russell
Congo Urges Dayal Replacement in U.N. Congo Mission
Congo government demands instant recall of Dayal and replacement by an impartial UN official. It seeks control of UN aircraft and river traffic, handover of strategic bases, halt to armed parades in Leopoldville, and a retracting of Dayal’s statements. Negotiations continue as UN forces prepare for possible Matadi action.
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U.N
United Nations
Dayal
Leopoldville
Congo
Matadi
Banana
Sean McKeown
Albert Delvaux
Jacques Massa
Leopoldville, the Congo
U.N. Congo
Kasavubu
Governor Vetoes Birth of Commission and Pay Bill
The governor vetoed a bill authorizing the Arkansas Bar Association president to appoint two former legislators to the Interstate Cooperation Commission. The bill was seen as permitting Sam Levine of Pine Bluff and Weems Trussell of Fordyce to stay on the commission. He also vetoed a bill granting a $15 daily expense payment to county education board members and rejected a resolution to create a state park system study commission, saying the Legislative Council could handle it.
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Arkansas Bar Association
Interstate Co - Operation Commission
Sam Levine
Pine Bluff
Faubus
Weems Trussell
Fordyce
Legislative Council
Fragmented OCR text shows newspaper masthead and Congo UN troops note
The fragment includes editor names and publishing staff lines, then shifts to AP notice and a Congo Report: the United Nations has about 16,000 troops in the Congo, with fresh troops from India and Tunisia boosting the force to 29,000.
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United Nations
Congo
India
Tuy ‘Nisin
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