Dillon asks increase in U S debt ceiling
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon asked Congress to raise the temporary debt ceiling from 315 billion to 324 billion for the new fiscal year starting July 1. If Congress fails, the ceiling reverts to 285 billion by June 30. Malaysia PM Tunku Abdul Rahman expected in Washington in mid July for talks with Johnson officials.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Congress
Malaysia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Johnson
Cuban Exiles Begin Training for New Careers at College
Twenty five Cuban exiles at Kansas State Teachers College undertake a year of retraining to become teachers or library workers after leaving Cuba. The program, funded by HEW and NDEA grants, includes English improvement and college courses. Families receive monthly stipends while pursuing studies, with many aiming to return to Cuba one day.
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Kansas State Teachers College
Fidel Castro
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Mata
Jose Amaro
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
McAdo
Girl Born At Sea: American Or Cuban Citizenship Question
Barbara Benita Mejias, born in an open boat carrying Cuban refugees rescued near the coast by the British frigate Tartar on April 30, faces a citizenship ruling. Immigration officers await the ship’s log to determine whether birth occurred within three miles of U S shores, potentially making her American.
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Cuba
Tartar
Joseph Minton
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Barbara
U.S
Andres Mejias
Two Rivers Woman Heads Wisconsin Women's Clubs
Mrs Helen Neuenberger of Two Rivers was re elected president of the Wisconsin Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs at Saturdays convention. Delegates named Velma MacMillan Kenosha first vice president Geraldine Hinkel Madison second vice president Evelyn Hansen Sheboygan third vice president Evelyn Ecker Appleton treasurer and Amy Wendel West Allis recording secretary.
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Two Rivers
Wisconsin Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Velma MacMillan
Kenosha
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Madison
Evelyn Hansen
Sheboygan
Evelyn Ecker
Appleton
Amy Wendel
West Allis
Whites Expected to Boycott Md County Schools
In Farmville Virginia Prince Edward County reads that whites are likely to boycott public schools after a Supreme Court order mandating integration. The county’s public system has not operated since 1959, with about 1,250 white children in private schools and 1,600 Black children largely without formal schooling.
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Prince
Edward County
Hugo L. Black
Prince Edward County
Virginia
Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
U.S. District Court
Harrison
Virginia County
John F. Kennnedy
Prince Edward
Rites Wednesday For Drowned Ad Executive
Albert J. Earling Jr., 36, a Minneapolis advertising executive, drowned while trout fishing in Wisconsin. His body was found in the Namekagon River near Cable after a search involving bloodhounds and a helicopter. Earling worked at Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn in Minneapolis and resided in Wayzata.
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Albert J. Earling Jr
Wisconsin
Earling
Namekagon
Cable
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Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc
Wayzata
Viet Cong Mine Train Kills Eight in Saigon Area
Viet Cong saboteurs mined the Saigon Hue train early Sunday killing eight civilian passengers and wounding eight others. In Phu Yen Province communist guerrillas attacked a Civil Guard unit, killing nine and wounding eight while capturing 28 weapons. A government pursuit force recovered some arms.
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South Viet Nam
Saigon-Hue
Vietnamese Defense Ministry
Phu Yen
Defense Ministry
Researcher Hugh Payne Sr. Dies in Oklahoma City
Hugh Payne Sr., 60, longtime head of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation since its 1947 formation, died Monday from a heart ailment in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City, Okla
Hugh Payne Sr
The
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
Body Of Boy 8 Found In Twin River
Police reported eight year old Charles Piasecki fell from a dock near his parents tavern. The body was found at 1 30 a m in the West Twin River after a search by Two Rivers police Manitowoc County sheriff deputies the Coast Guard and volunteer skin divers.
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TWO Rivers
Charles Piasecki
Twin River
Manitowoc County
Cave-In Claims Life Of Detroit Lakes Man
Loyal Moses, 34, died in a trench cave-in at his home six miles east of Detroit Lakes while digging a cesspool. The trench sides collapsed burying him under 18 inches of sand. his wife found the body.
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Detroit Lakes
Minn
Loyal Moses
Moses
Lady Bird Johnson Opens Modern Art Museum in New York
First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson inaugurated the expanded Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan. The six month, seven million dollar remodeling was celebrated with a 5,000 guest ceremony and a 400 donor dinner, honoring 800 artists and 1,200 works.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Museum of Modern Art
Johnson
Greenwich Village
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