House Set To Approve Overseas Aid Bill Amid Cuts
Washington D C The House moved toward passage of a 3.603 billion dollar overseas aid program for the next year after a series of budget cutting amendments. Key votes defeated efforts to strip 142 billion dollars from economic aid and trim arms and economic assistance funding. Rep Adair praised the outcome while critics denounced the program as wasteful amid foreign unrest and U S troop deployments. Britain remains the second highest defense spender among Free Nations.
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Washington
House
Thomas EF. Morgan
D-Pa
Foreign Affairs Committee
E. Ross Adair
R-Ind
Nixon
South America
U. S
Caribbean
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
Adair
Roy Weir
Frank Bow
Ohio
Community Notes From Stull And Area Socials
Saturday evening visitors were Mr and Mrs Merton Kent and daughter with her husband from Topeka. The HDU met at Mrs Wayne Wulfkuhle's home with several members and a lesson on color furnishings. Youth Fellowship of the EUB Church gathered Thursday evening with many attendees and a list of names. Visitors and locals were noted at various gatherings, including reunions and family visits.
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Merton Kent
Charles Smith
Topeka
HDU
Wayne Wulfkuhle
Harold Hortsommer
Velma McGaugh
Russell Spencer
Raymond Nichols
Harry Buchheim
Donald Wulfkuhle
Paul Schwemmer
Leland Hartman
John Inles
Albert Hildenbrand
George Steele
John Unger
Willis Bowlin
Hayden Smith
Homer Wulfkuble
Harold Hoffsommer
Charles Walters
Wilber Hildenbrand
Alvin Swallow
The
EUB Church
Sharon Houk
Sandra Seyffer
Carol Houk
Joyce Schemmer
Jeanie Kent
Barbara Anderson
Mary
Kay Houk
Clitard Nechols
Carylon Kent
Jerry Jennny Steele
Verna Kent
Sands Sinele
Rivard Lusk
Bojiy Prince
Dorothy Kent
Carylon Turner
Lionel Waultkuhle
Richard Tia Louise Kent
Paul Schemmer
Levifer
Harold McKee
James Vestal
Montague
Calif
Harry Cole
Jim
Sandy
David
Vircina
Warrensburg
Nichols
Arthur Baile
House Action Expected In local aid bill debate
House Republicans and Democrats prepared for action on a local aid measure amid Senate passage of a partisan bill. The Senate had approved a companion bill earlier, highlighting ongoing cross chamber discussions. Community members and families from Lawrence, Emporia, and nearby towns were noted in attendance and social events as the week unfolded.
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Britain
Free Country
STULL
Robinette
Sy Maes
Stows
Penney
Domelen
Seevelees
Betten-trent Skirt
Ates
Senate
Richard
Robert Peterson
Flo
Kuhle
Terry Levings
Stevie
Clyde Kampschroeder
Ronda
Carvlon
Lawreget
J. JH
Iver Creek
Yarnold
Tg Mes
Clifford Houk
Roland Kraft
Glen O'Connor
Salisbury
Demeritt
Levempria
Charles Turner
Emporia
Myc
Leo King
Nona
Virgil
Kas
Joyee Schwein
Jmer
Stull Bugy Beavers
Mary Hank
Saddy Steele
Sharon Coffman
Bara Andersen
Toyre Schwem- Mroo
Charles Ws
Lara
Fener
Walters
Bot
Anne
Artis Bull
Melvin Capp Spert
Leonard Holladay
Helen Tee
Baldwin Spear
Jin
Sandy Steele
Rachard
Jerey Tee
Vn Lawrence
Allen Honk
Steven Holladay
Daisy Bowen
Bob Bowen
Richland
Traps
Harold Ice
Joan Holladay
John. Holaday Jr
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Myr
Russel Houk Y
Georza
Clifford Houx
Harald Houk
Kednerh
Kednerh Confer, Mr ‘and Mrs. Reetind Revf, Jr
Roger Caruthers
Ronnie
Marvin Houk
Hayder Smith
Bernard Wise
Kansas City
George Houk
Pendale
Penney’s Pencales
Penney’s
Dacron
Daccron
Plisse
Tenney
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