Senate Sets Top Of 4.7 Billion In Foreign Aid Plan
The Senate voted a 4.7 billion ceiling on foreign aid for next year, about Kennedy’s request, with further cuts possible in later legislation. It exempted gifts and surplus food sales, while keeping aid restrictions on Yugoslavia and Poland and vetoed an anti-arms export amendment. The measure grants 800 million for the Alliance for Progress and 800 million for other programs, with additional authorizations for military and development aid.
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Kennedy
Congress
Poland
Yugoslavia
White House
Sen
Norris Cotton
ANEL
Cuba
Mpta
Alliance For Progress
Penn America
Militares
Bilton
Latin America
Tadeo
Hattinte Gill
Orphaned White Peacock Selects Giant Tortoises
In a Vienna zoo an orphaned white peacock lived among giant tortoises and remained unresponsive to peahens, seeking only the huge reptiles as its object of affection for life.
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Vienna
Cat with no tail shocks Junction City power outage
A tailless cat caused a 20 minute power outage in part of Junction City after contacting high voltage lines at a sub station. Repairmen found the stunned animal on a circuit recloser and it ran away after being removed.
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Junction City
Children Get Judgment In Father's Road Death
A Cooper County jury awarded three minor children 15000 dollars for the highway death of their father Billy Junior Eddy of Whitehall Illinois. The suit arose from a collision east of Columbia Missouri on August 16 1959 that killed 11 people in two cars. The verdict named the estate of Lee Roy Thompson of St Louis as a defendant. Jerome Joseph Gantner of Pilot Grove was absolved.
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Boonville
Billy Junior Eddy
Whitehall
Ill
Cooper County
Columbia
Lee Roy Thompson
St. Louis
Eddy
Thompson
Jerome Joseph Gantner
Pilot Grove
Gartner
Policeman Bound Over For Trial In Slaying
CLATHE Kansas AP A 25 year old policeman Fred D Bales of Overland Park was bound over for district court on a murder charge after a three day preliminary hearing He appeared surprised as Judge William S Allen set a 10000 bond The shooting of Mrs Bales at their home on Memorial Day was claimed accidental by Bales who testified he was putting away his service revolver State attorney said the gun was less than three inches from the victim and implied premeditation was possible The defense questioned the evidence while the prosecutor asserted scientific proof of proximity and circumstance
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Clathe, Kan
Fred D. Bales
Overland Park
William S. Allen
KU Student Receives $400 Sigma Xi Grant
Kansas University graduate student Edward L. Richards of Boise Idaho has been awarded a $400 grant by the Society of the Sigma Xi and the Scientific Research Society of America. The funds support his monograph project on the genus Ratibida in the Compositae family.
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Kansas University
Edward L. Richards
Boise
Idaho
Society of the Sigma Xi
Scientific Research Society of America
Richards
Kennedy Eyes European Budget Models For U S Growth
The Kennedy administration studies Western Europe’s tax and budget policies to gauge factors fueling rapid growth. The plan seeks a 1963 tax overhaul and possible net tax cut while weighing fiscal deficits against renewed prosperity.
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Washington
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Western Europe
Europe
America
United States
Congress
Walter W. Heller
The
Economic Council
Heller
Britain
U.S
Water Lack Is Disgusting To Customers In Pineville
About 15 customers of H. S. McClure’s artesian well have had no water since last Friday. The Missouri Public Service Commission ordered continued supply until June 20 while Pineville’s system seeks a permanent fix. The well serves a suburban area across the Elk River and McClure defends the setup while a split in pressure persists between two mains.
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Pineville
H. S. McClure
Ken Plumley
Plumley
Elk River
McClure
Missouri Public Service Commission
Commission
Ralph Duffy
Duffy
Jim Paul
Paul
McClure Place
Yale Football Schedules Same Rivals as Last Season
Yale's football team will meet the same opponents in the same sequence as the 1961 schedule. The series mirrors last season with identical rival order and matchups.
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Yale
Eli
Former Deputy Is Fatally Shot in Kansas City
Former Jackson County Deputy Sheriff George S. Wilber 31 was shot and killed early Friday while stopping a car carrying women after a man fired on Linwood Boulevard. Police issued a pickup order for Roy Engberg 30 in connection with the tavern robbery and Wilber’s murder as two suspects were arrested nearby.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
George S. Wilber
Wilber
The
Alarm Engineering Corp
Linwood Boulevard
John Flavin
Wilbur
Roy Engberg
Engberg
Paul Miller Re-Elected Press Institute Head For the Fourth Time
Paul Miller of Gannett Newspapers was reelected to a fourth term as chairman of the American Press Institute Advisory Board at Columbia University. Ben Reese was named co-chairman, with Turner Catledge and Reese joining the Executive Committee. Other board members include James Ottaway, John Motz, Joseph Pulitzer Sr., and John P. Harris.
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Paul Miller
Press Institute
NEW York
Gannett Newspapers
American Press Institute
Columbia University
Ben Reese
The
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Miller
Turner Catledge
New York Times
Reese
Catledge
James Ottaway
Ottaway Newsapers Radio, Inc
Middletown
N.Y
John E. Motz
Kitchener-Waterloo Record
Kitchener, Ont
Joseph Pulitzer Sr
John P. Harris
Hutchinson (Kan
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