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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1963

Page

4

Congress Returns Setback for Kennedy on Foreign Aid Cuts

The House approved a Republican backed cut of 585 million dollars in Kennedy foreign aid, routing the program to 3.5 billion. Democrats and Republicans joined to trim 150 million from alliance for progress and 225 million in military aid. Some lawmakers warn of further reductions in the Senate and in the final appropriation.

Washington UPI House Kennedy GOP Alliance For Progress Senate House Appropriations Subcommittee Otto Passman D-La Wayne Morse Dore Senate Commerce Committee Interstate Commerce Commission Thomas S. Power Strategic Air Force Senate Preparedness Subcommittee Power United States

Volcano activity subsides at Hawaii's Aloi crater

UPI reports Aloi Crater on the Island of Hawaii quieting as eruptions diminish to rare blurps. Park officials note the lava cascade stopped, with only a red glow and scattered spouts observed. About 9,000 people visited Friday.

Volcano Observatory Hawaii UPI Aloi Crater

Parking Meter Vanishes Then Reappears 160 Miles Away

Police in Glasgow report a parking meter that vanished a week ago was found cemented into pavement in Newcastle Upon Tyne about 160 miles away, prompting investigation into the unusual disappearance.

Glasgow Scotland UPS Newcastle-Upon- Tyne

Word by Word Account Of Mine Shaft Rescue

A running exchange between the ground crew and two trapped miners in Sheppton Pa as a rescue shaft neared their underground compartment. The drill works slowly with pauses for cleaning and checks, air flow, and later a test plug to prevent debris from smothering the miners.

Sheppton UPI Dave Fellin Dave Smith Fellin David Fell Art Joyce Joyce

Car Fire Claims 4 Year Old in Birmingham

A 4 year old named Clarence Doss died in a parked car after a fire started under the dash. The blaze occurred yesterday while the child's uncle E L Ingersoll was making a bank deposit nearby.

Birmingham Ala UPI Clarence Doss E. L. Ingersoll

Kennecott Declares $1 Per Share Cash Distribution

Kennecott Copper Corporation directors approve a $1.00 per share cash distribution. The payment will be made September 30 to stockholders of record at the close of business August 27.

New York Kennecott Copper Corporation

Ear Found Under Floor Rug in Used Car

Rog er Zanoni reported a human ear found under the floor rug of a second hand automobile in France. Police traced the car to a medical student who used it for his studies.

Melon France UPI Roger Zanoni

Rowdy end to Hawaii conference over states rights amendments

The 16th National Legislative Conference in Honolulu closed after a long plenary where delegates failed to vote on three states rights amendments to the U.S. Constitution. A compromise resolution favored by liberals and conservatives alike passed, leaving action to individual state legislatures. The session featured name calling and high tensions among delegates, with leaders threatening boycotts and sharp exchanges throughout.

Honolulu UPI U.S Congress U.S. Supreme Court Hawaii Alaska Ohio Oregon California Princess Kaiulani Hotel Michigan Senate Beryl I. Kenyon W. Stuart Helm Pennsylvania House Jesse M. Unruh Oklahoma Tom Tipps Maylor Hor Florida Frank King Helm A. J. Petrowsky Marcus Halbrook Arkansas Legislative Conference

Ford Crews Heading Back To Factories

Chicago workers return to Ford plants after a week long safety strike. About 27 000 laid off across six states will be recalled starting tomorrow with 100 Indianapolis workers delayed. The three point agreement includes grievance disposition new safety rep and foreman union briefing to explain the settlement.

Chicago UPI United Auto Workers UAW Ford Motor Co Ford Chicago Heights Michigan Ohio New York Indiana Alabama Indianapolis Ind M. M. Cummings Robert Johnston Ken Bannon

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