Kennedy Education Aid Faces Parochial Amendments Fight
Welfare Secretary Ribicoff and Senate subcommittee chair Morse predicted Congress would reject parochial and private school amendments and approve Kennedy’s $2.3 billion aid to education plan. They warned that anti-segregation and sectarian aid riders could derail the bill, with Senator Talmadge saying the program’s fate rests on keeping amendments out.
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UPI
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Wayne Morse
Senate Education Subcommittee
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NAM opposes Kennedy plan to aid distressed areas
Two major business groups criticized Kennedy's plan for low in spirit areas as costly and ineffective. The National Association of Manufacturers urged tax reform and curbing union power, saying obstacles to expansion must fall to create jobs. The Council of State Chambers of Commerce called the proposal wasteful and undesirable for long-term regional unemployment.
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UPI
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FTC Hits Ad Claims of Pain Killer Firms
The FTC charges four pain relief manufacturers Bristol-Myers American Home Products Plough Sterling Bayer for false claims about how fast their products work. Companies named include Anacin Bufferin and Bayer Aspirin. The agency gave 30 days to answer.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commis
FIC Announcementsfalse Home Products Corp
New York
William M. Plainta
Bristol, WI
Bris- American Home Products
tol-Myers Producta Division
Corp
Anacin
Bristol-Myers Co
Plough, Inc
Memphis
St. Joseph's
Mission
Sterling Drug Co
Commission
York
Bayer Aspirin
Bristol-Myera
Federal study to shape mass transit role under Kennedy
President Kennedy backs a detailed federal role study for municipal rail and bus services. The Housing and Home Finance Agency is asked to examine how federal aid could build up urban transit. Last year a housing subcommittee approved a $100 million Williams bill in this area.
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Senate
Sey
House
Harrison A. Williams
Kennedy
Housing and Home Finance Agency
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