Aid Ban Vote Shows Senate Split Over Hemisphere Aid
Senators debated an amendment by Mr. Engle and colleague Kuchel to bar aid to any nation in the hemisphere acting illegally against U S citizens. The discussion recalled May incidents when tuna boats San Diego based White Star and Ranger refused Ecuadorian fees and were boarded offshore. US reimbursed boat owners after fines were imposed and questioned reimbursement by State Department.
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White ‘Star
Ranger
Ecuador
White Star
Kuchel
Department Oftate
United States
Krehel
Senators Bar Aid to Egypt and Yugoslavia Vote
Senate moves to bar aid to Egypt under the foreign aid program and any aggressive action by nations receiving U S assistance. Gruening and supporters push for limited presidential discretion. Fulbright opposes but the amendment passes 45 to 32. Proxmire co sponsors a ban on resuming now suspended aid to Yugoslavia with only surplus foods allowed.
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United States
Ernest Greening
Dalaska
Nasser
United Arab Republic
J. William Fulbright
Yugoslavia
Fulbright
Wilian Frommire
D-Wis
Slavia
Proxmire
Recreation Building Plans Approved in Lincoln Park
City Planning Commission approved a $36,000 recreation building in Lincoln Park after engineers revised the design to add windows and improve light for card, chess and checker players. Two commissioners opposed the plan but were outvoted by Cassaday, Edwards and Moore.
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Lincoln Park
City Planning Commission
Robert M. Mulvey
Thortyne Bo Waite
L V. Cassaday
Aubrey L Edwards
Harry J. Moore
Breakers International Hotel closures seen. offices to stay open
The Breakers International Hotel remains closed though several offices will continue business there. Wilton Travel Agency and TWA, American, Western and United airline offices hold leases that run from 244 to 4 years. Owner Fred Miller and associates conferred Thursday with no comment on the hotel's future.
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Breakers International Hotel
Wilton Travel
TWA
American
Western
United
Fred Miller
House Passes 6 Billion Debt Increase Amid GOP Opposition
Washington lawmakers approved a temporary rise in the national debt limit from 309 to 315 billion by a 187 to 179 roll call, after defeating a GOP bid to send the measure to Ways and Means for deeper cuts. Democrats largely supported final passage. Republicans opposed.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Senate opens night session on aid authorization bill
Passage of Yugoslavia and Phoonesia amendments accompanies Senate start of a long marathon consideration. The president may determine essential national interests and notify Congress beforehand as part of the debate on the foreign aid package.
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Indonesia
U.S
Congress
Yugoslavia
Senate
Stanford Students in Mock Vote Faced Intimidation
Stanford University students joined a Freedom Vote campaign in Mississippi to urge Negroes to vote for Aston Henry. The mock election showed Henry with 100,000 votes to 74,000 for Paul B. Johnson as real Mississippi voting obstacles and intimidation were reported.
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Stanford
Blississippi
Coe
Foothill College
Aston Henry
Henry
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Paul B. Johnson
Hugh Smith
Oxford
University
Mississippi City
Dennis Sweeney
Fred Goff
New math books group approves multitrack texts for grades one to six
Hollywood report notes a unanimous vote by a four to one body to the State Board of Education recommending three basic textbooks for fast, average and slow students. Superintendent Max Rafferty presiding over the three day meeting called the action history making.
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Hollywood
UPN
Corichmpoo Wursday
Diory
Peat Boarch of Education
Max Rafferty
Supplementary Textbooks Support Seventh and Eighth Graders
The commission approved a plan to provide supplementary textbooks for students in sixth to eighth grade. The initiative, designed to meet individual needs, would supplement the basic textbooks used in first through eighth grades, ensuring all students have access to additional educational materials.
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Keara Secordiig
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