House approval for college building funds sparks expansion aid
In Washington the House gave overwhelming approval to a bill that could pump nearly 3 billion into college building programs. It would authorize 835 million in grants and 360 million in loans over three years with institutions matching two dollars of private funds for every one federal. The Senate fate remains clouded by civil rights filibuster. The House Rules Committee approved President Kennedy's foreign aid bill, with debate on 4.1 billion. Kennedy sought 4.5 billion, trimmed by 438 million. The Senate Labor Committee approved two bills to expand manpower training for jobless youths, funding 361 million for this and next year plus literacy courses and higher federal shares.
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Ladies Strictly For Laughs On Television
AP TV writer Cynthia Lowry notes 1960s nets plan ten comedies led by women with stars like Imogene Coca Inger Stevens Glynis Johns Bea Benaderet Patty Duke and Edie Adams while Joyce Jamison endures a lunch binge on Burke's Law during a shoot and Donna Reed stands out as a star in her ABC series.
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Pigs Suffer Ulcers Linked to Stress, UW Researchers Say
Madison AP The 17th World Veterinary Congress heard from University of Wisconsin researchers that stomach ulcers in pigs may connect to psychosomatic stress from modern feeds and farming practices. Studied 3,700 pigs across Wisconsin Illinois Iowa, with 44 percent showing stomach lining abnormalities and 16 percent ulcers or scars. February May September and December had the highest ulcer incidence.
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Mrs Mary Walter Resigns From State College Regents
Mrs Mary Walter of De Pere announces resignation from the State College Board of Regents citing personal business. She serves on the Post Publishing Co. board and writes editorials for Green Bay Press-Gazette and Appleton Post-Crescent. She was in her second term, first appointed by Gov. Kohler and reappointed by Gov. Nelson.
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Sappy Tree Sparks Damages Suit in Dane County
In Madison AP report, Mr and Mrs Frank Troia sue Miss Edith Flather for 573 damages and removal of a willow tree overhanging their home. They say sap damages their house and car and their children track it inside. Flather defends loving the tree. Judge William Sachtjen has a ruling pending.
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Wallace Weighs Entering presidential primaries
Gov George Wallace tells Alabama in a statewide TV address he will consider entering presidential primaries after the current legislative session ends. He predicts a tremendous response if he challenges President Kennedy in next year’s primaries.
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Ala
George Wallace
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Alabama
Things We Would Do Without By HAL BOYLE
New York AP humor column catalogs a list of vexing modern annoyances and social clichés including career women, fashion fads, dieting vanity, astrology, Bermuda shorts, loud dinners, snarly dogs, and flashy magazines. The piece ends with a humorous prayer asking to be delivered from these foibles.
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