Kennedy Aid Bill Slashed by House as Aid Cut Hits 485 Million
The House voted 229-188 to reduce the foreign aid bill by 485 million after a late bid by Republicans and Southern Democrats. The net cut leaves the measure at about 4.1 billion, down from the President's request of 4.5 billion, affecting the Development Loan Fund, Alliance for Progress, contingency funds, and military assistance.
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House
Kennedy
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Otto Passman
D-La
Alliance For Progress
Heat to Hold Rain Unlikely in Lawrence Area
Continued warm weather with partial cloudiness is expected in the Lawrence area. No substantial rainfall is anticipated. a few thunder showers may occur north of the city tonight. Thursday’s downtown high reached 96 with a low of 66, while records show 102 high in past years and 51 as the all time low.
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Lawrence
Here
Fulbright Sees Okay on Treaty Despite Scientist Split
Sen. J. W. Fulbright says the split among nuclear scientists over the limited test ban treaty may cost a few votes but won’t endanger ratification. He notes a numerical preponderance in favor but acknowledges influential opposing views. Fulbright’s committee next hears Doyle Northrop of the Air Force. Harold Stassen urges strong bipartisan ratification.
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J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Doyle Northrop
Air Force Applications Center
Harold A. Stassen
Eisenhower
Stassen
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Skies
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with a few thundershowers in parts of the area. Lows around 78 tonight. Saturday temperatures fall to the mid 90s across most of the region.
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Kansas
Jackson HS band leader charged in bank robberies
Richard Patridge 38 director of Jackson high school band is charged by federal prosecutors with armed holdups of the Bank of Advance and the Chaffee bank. Four bank employees identified him at gunpoint after a concert. He was arrested after the Jackson show and later moved to Benton and then Jackson.
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U.S
Richard Fitzgibbon
Richard Patridge
Jackson High School
Patridge
Chaffee
Advance
Missouri Highway Patrol
Pistol Point
C. L. Wallis
Highway Patrol
Poplar Bluff
Claudine Larch
Wanda Carlton
Fred Thornton
Melvin Kirkland
Lorch
Miss Carlton
Bank of Advance
Thornton
Chaffee Bank
Kirkland
Wallis
E. L. Montgomery
Spt
Glenn Lampley
Benton
Scott County
Cape Girardeau County
Paul Mueller
FBI
Scott
Cape Girardeau
Silex
St. Louis
Jubilation as rescue drill reaches trapped men in Pa mine
In Hazelton Pennsylvania rescuers broke through a 12 inch shaft to reach David Fellin 58 and Henry Thorne 28 trapped 331 feet underground for ten days. They face a 17 inch enlargement and hours more work to lift them in steel capsules while timbers and debris are cleared.
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Henry Throne
Fellin
Thorne
Art D. Goyce
Goyce
Senators Approve Rail Job Arbitration Bill
Commerce Committee approved a binding arbitration bill to settle the rail labor dispute before a Thursday strike. The seven member board would include two carrier, two union reps, and three public members. Hearings start 30 days after enactment with a final award within 90 days.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce Committee
Arbitration Board
Wirtz
Bids Open for Blake Hall as Fraser cost eyed
Bids were opened Thursday in Topeka for the new Blake Hall at Kansas University. Apparent low bidders were Constant Construction Co. for general work Norris Brothers for electrical and mechanical. Total bids 758 911 dollars exceed funds plus Fraser share yet to be deducted. Construction could start within 30 days with a planned fall 1984 completion.
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Fraser Hall
Fraser
Keith Lawton
General Construction
Constant Construction Co
Norris Brothers
Lawton
New Fraser
New Blake
New Teachers In Lawrence System Open Orientation
Sixty five new teachers begin orientation in Lawrence as 240 returning teachers join sessions at Lawrence High School. Supt Carl Kroxwel com [sic] welcomes staff while Harold Spanberg Washburn President delivers keynote. Rotary invites all new teachers to Monday luncheon as department meetings and central office briefings proceed through the week.
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Lawrence High School
Supt
Carl §. Krox
Lawrence Education Association
Max Fuller
Harold Ei. Spanberg
Washburn University
Topeka
Sponberg
Gustavus Alophus
Gustavus University
Michigan State University
Northern Michigan State College
Marquette
Hue
Lawrence Rotary Club
Requirements Outlined For Kindergartens New Pupils
Lawrence public schools will require new kindergartners and newcomers to present a birth certificate and an immunization certificate at enrollment. Birth verification will lead to returning the certificate to parents. A school health examination record is needed, and last year’s report card is requested for students from other districts. Fees are discussed on page 2.
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Lawrence Public School
Lawrence
Kansas
New Hollywood Stars Visit Gadsden Stir Race Tensions
Mayor Leslie Gilliland accused four visiting film stars Paul Newman Marlon Brando Anthony Franciosa Virgil Frye of rabble-rousing in Gadsden Alabama amid racially tense protests. Newman denied publicity motives saying stars aid Negroes in their fight for equality. Brando said no march planned and return visits may occur to support the Negro community.
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Marlon Brando
Gadsden
Ala
Brando
Paul Newman
Tony Franciosa
Virgil Frye
Leslie Gilliland
Hollywood
Gilliland
Newman
Anthony Franches
Franciosa
Ning Brand
See NEW Page 2 Old Spica Cosmetics and Key Rexall
A short item references a page 2 note on two brands and a local store, likely listing updates or promotions. It mentions Old Spica Cosmetics and Key Rexall with brief context about their participation or presence in the new section.
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Old Spica Cosmetics
Key Rexall
Attendance aims at record crowds at Leavenworth County Fair
Leavenworth County Fair officials anticipate a large turnout with Friday and Saturday likely to draw the most visitors. Dale Rawlings, fair board president, predicts a record 65 000 attendees if good weather continues and notes need for more parking and facilities. Highlights include Foley and Lynn acts, the Kansas City Show Case, and various performances plus animal judging and 4 H contests.
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Fair Board
Rawlings
Oncre
Fair-Poer
Foley
Lynn
Kansas City
May Weevil
Andy Griffith
Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kiwanis and Chamber of Commerce
Fort Leavenworth Sky Divers Club
TFX Step Linked To President
Senate subcommittee public testimony reveals President Kennedy involvement in the 1960s TFX plane contract decision to General Dynamics. McNamara told the White House a tentative award was under discussion before the contract was let, without awaiting formal military evaluation findings. The White House had no immediate comment.
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Senate Permanent
White House
General Dynamics
New York Times News Service
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Boeing
New York Stocks End Higher at 1964 High
Closing a data 60 stocks up 1.2 points to 277.9 a 1964 high. Include in your plans Journal World Vacation Pak service no extra charge. Ady.
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Journal World
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