GOP School Plan Attacked as Aid For Wrong Group
In Washington a Republican backed school aid bill faces House opposition as helping rich suburbs at the expense of needy districts. Rep. Perkins contends the Quie amendments would reallocate funds to suburban areas and raise church state concerns. Final action unlikely before early next week.
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House
Carl D. Perkins
Johnson
GOP
Albert H. Quie
R-Minn
Perkins
Adam Clayton Powell
Education and Labor Committee
United States
Folksy Preacher Tops Presbyterian Group Head
In Portland Oregon Rev Eugene Smathers a hill preacher from Big Lick Tennessee won the General Assembly election to lead the United Presbyterian Church USA over veteran leader Rev Dr William Hudnut. He rose from a small 75 member Calvary church to head the 3.3 million member denomination amid backcountry support and anti establishment sentiment. Smathers praised his rural ministry and readiness to serve as touring ambassador for the church.
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Ore
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Big Lick
Gene Smathers
Big City
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Eugene Smathers
Dr. Smathers
William H. Hudnut
Cincinnati
Springfield
Ill
Rochester
N.Y
Smathers
Kentucky
Crossville
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Matthew H. Thies
Syracuse
New York
Nine-Day Teal Season Set for Kansas in 1967
Kansas will again host a nine day teal hunting season from September 9 to 17 statewide except at the Marais des Cygnes and Neosho Waterfowl refuge areas closed due to illegal duck kills. The daily limit is four teals with eight in possession. A free special teal hunting permit is required and applications will be available mid June from license vendors and county clerks.
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Coleman
Browning meatballs. keep them round in pan
Do not crowd the skillet when browning meatballs. Leave space to shake the meat balls so they stay evenly round and retain their shape during cooking.
Hollomon Named OU President to Start in 1968
University of Oklahoma regents pick Dr. John Herbert Hollomon to become president effective June 1 1968 with tenure beginning September 1 1967 as president-designate under Dr. George L. Cross who ends his 25 year tenure this year The White House was expected to announce Hollomon's resignation as acting U S undersecretary of commerce and assistant secretary of commerce for science and technology.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma Regents
John Herbert Hollomon
Hollomon
George L. Cross
White House
Holloman
U.S
Panty raid called off at Emporia State College
Police estimated about 300 students lingered on the Emporia State College campus an hour early after threatening a panty raid on women’s dormitories. The plan did not materialize and no property damage occurred, a police spokesman said.
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Emporia, Kan
Emporia State College
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