House Refuses Carb on Road Funds to States
The House refused to withhold federal highway funds from states lacking feasible relocation plans for families displaced by road construction. The biennial federal‑aid bill authorizes 950 million for 1964 and 975 million for 1965, with 90 percent federal cost share for the interstate system. funds for relocation, reimbursements, and other road projects are outlined amid partisan debate.
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June Drop in Durable Goods Told
Washington reports new orders for durable goods fell sharply in June after seasonal adjustment. The decline spanned machinery, appliances, and other durable products, while manufacturers’ shipments rose only modestly. Backlog of unfilled orders declined for the fourth straight month as prices and volumes shifted across steel and transportation equipment sectors.
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House Rejects Expanded Powers for Attorney General
The House refused to accept a measure granting the attorney general broad authority to compel business document production in civil antitrust probes. A 202 vote sent the bill back to a House Senate conference with safeguards against DOJ misuse. The administration sought the broadened power to aid antitrust investigations, but both chambers limit it to corporate and partnership documents and exclude individuals.
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Free to the hard of hearing actual size case aid
Free hearing aid offer targets the hard of hearing. The ad promotes a small wireless device weighing under four ounces with no external wires, available in plain envelope and sent at no cost while supplies last. Call or write for a free sample today.
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Beating Case Teachers Ask Trial by Jury
Two teachers from Truth for Youth School in Hagerstown Maryland face assault charges for allegedly beating 8 year old Allen Marshall Rusk with a paddle. They requested a trial by jury which was granted and the case moves to Washington County Circuit Court for trial likely this term ending September. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Rusk, has been released from Washington County Hospital after twenty days of treatment. Nutrition seminars sponsored by FAO and UNICEF are set for this summer in Porto Novo Dahomey and Bangui Central African Republic.
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Weather Forecast for Covey and Ravens Region
The forecast calls for sunny skies with light winds and mild temperatures. Expect clear conditions tonight with a sunset around 8 PM and a low around 55. Winds from the northwest at 5 to 10 mph.
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