School Milk Subsidy Sparks Budget Showdown
President Johnson faces cuts to the school milk subsidy from 103 million to 25 million while considering continuing aid for children in need. Sen. Proxmire and Sen. McGovern oppose reductions, warning of surpluses, price rises, and hurt to school lunches. The debate ties to broader poverty programs, foreign aid, and wartime constraints, with dairy farmers and schools urged to find a balanced path that still nourishes American children.
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Secretaries Set for Honorary White House Day
Columbus Business University students Duane Murray and Brenda Stringer will serve as honorary press secretaries for a day to President and Mrs. Johnson at the White House on Friday. The Ohio Collegiate Association of Work Affairs arranged the experience to give members an insight into federal government.
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Columbus Business University
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Stringer
Lystion B. Johnson
White House
Ohio Collegiate Associaton of Work
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Deta
Fulton County
Marietta
Asmem- Ibera
Letters To The Editor Sparks City Change Doubts
Readers vent frustration over Lima city leadership and taxation while questioning plans for a hall of justice and downtown redevelopment. A correspondent urges prudent spending and criticizes the current administration’s approach to growth and merchants, noting the burden on citizens. The second letter shares a Department of Natural Resources update on Indian Lake’s winter drawdown, promising stable or improved fishing and cautions about gizzard shad losses, with assurances of ongoing access for boaters and campers.
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Lima Star
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Indian Lake
Department of Natural Resources
Ohio
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Mercy
Robert Peal
Michael Ave
Kites Exhibit Sheds Light on Flight History
Smithsonian air history exhibit features Wright brothers Kitty Hawk flyer and Chinese Imperial Commission kites donated during Philadelphia Centennial Exposition. The 1648 Wright Flyer ties to early aviation while Chinese kites arrived in 1876, enriching the institution's aeronautical collections.
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Imperial Conmission
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