Low backlog of unused aid funds reported by AID
Foreign aid officials announce a record low backlog of unused funds carried into the new fiscal year. AID chief David E. Bell says efficiency will improve as Congress considers the foreign aid bill. Uncommitted past appropriations and recoveries could add about 235 million dollars to aid beyond new funding.
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Truman Receives Framed Senate Resolution No 78
Former President Harry S. Truman was presented a framed copy of Senate Resolution No. 78 by Senator Claiborne Pell. The measure, passed last year, allows former presidents to address the Senate floor and Truman first spoke on his 30th birthday, May 8. New estimates to the Foreign Relations Committee show only about $22 million remains of the two cent piece minted from 1864 to 1873.
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Claiborne Pell
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Social Security Amendments of 1964 Move Through Congress
Sylvia Porter outlines the vast Social Security amendments facing swift passage in 1964. The plan boosts benefits by 5 percent across the board, raises the wage base, and expands coverage to new groups, including tip earners and students.
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Labor Costs Cited In Hospital Care
The American Hospital Association says labor costs have risen sharply, fivefold since 1946, driving up hospital care expenses. The average daily cost per patient climbed from 9.39 to 38.91 dollars by 1963, driven by higher salaries, more specialists, and more staff per patient.
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American Hospital Association
Reeves and Manuel Die In Light Plane Crash Near Nashville
The bodies of country singer Jim Reeves and his pianist Dean Manuel were found in a Brentwood, Tennessee, crash site the day after their light plane went down following a business trip to Batesville, Arkansas. Officials said the single engine craft hit trees in heavy rain with no clear cause.
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Green Lake Jail Escapee Sentenced
Jerry Billington, 17, who fled Green Lake County Jail June 24 and was captured within 24 hours after a four-county search, was sentenced Friday on escape and theft counts. He received concurrent two year terms in the State Reformatory near Green Bay for theft and one year for escape, as ordered by County Judge Boyd Clark after juvenile jurisdiction was waived.
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Jerry Billington
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