Senate approves billion-dollar budget amid steady process
Missouri lawmakers passed a budget exceeding 1.0 billion dollars sent to Governor Warren E. Hearnes after six months of hearings. The plan includes capital improvements, higher education funding, and a proposed state airport at Lake Ozarks State Park. A 2 percent merit rise was allotted for state employees, with reorganization and policy-driven changes shaping the final package. Budget totals reached record levels for capital projects.
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Negroes demand Hazlett resign in Kansas City clash
The Council for United Action demands the resignation of Kansas City's Superintendent James A. Hazlett after a 3 2 vote against an integrated middle school. The group seeks public hearings on school integration with Notre Dame president Hesburgh as Civil Rights Commission chair. NAACP leader Swinton warned of unrest beyond the middle school issue. Hazlett says he will not resign.
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Draft bill extends deferments for college students under draft plan
The bill sent to President Johnson would allow undergraduates to defer induction until they finish their degrees or turn 24, removing the upper class rank requirement. It preserves the present lottery exclusion and keeps age 18 as the minimum, aiming to align with Clark panel and Marshall commission recommendations while delaying full conscription until completion of studies.
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Television schedule log hints at mixed midwestern viewing
A dense log lists daytime and evening broadcast slots from 5:00 to 7:30, detailing shows such as Timmie and Lassie, NBC News, CBS News, Tonight Show, Beverly Hillbillies, Gomer Pyle, I Spy, Batman, and My Three Sons, with notes on networks and time blocks.
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