GOP Seeks 10 Billion Cut in Kennedy Requests
Republicans in Congress claim they can trim 10 to 15 billion dollars from President Kennedy’s new appropriations without harming the nation. They urge a bill of particulars and say deficits and high output demand spending restraint, even as they withhold specific cut locations and whether to block lunar program plans.
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Frank Eleazer
United Press International
Washington
UPD
Kennedy
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
John W. McCormack
Space
National
New Mexico Legislature Pases School Dog and Liquor Bills
The New Mexico House and Senate advanced liquor control measures dog racing bills and a school fund distribution plan in a busy final week session. A Senate repeal of the non signer clause in liquor fair trade contracts was approved with Sen Fabian Chavez noting moral and constitutional concerns. The dog racing bill allows counties to vote on tracks except counties with existing horse tracks, with deposits for petitioning commissioners.
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Santa FE
Fabian Chavez
Dsanta Fe
Chavez
Senate
House
New Mexico
Matias L. Chacon
Darriba
Colorado
Bus Plunges Into Icy River Killing Six on Welfare Island
Eleven aboard a bus carrying hospital staff collapsed driver at the wheel and plunged 25 feet into the East River on Welfare Island. Six died, one missing presumed dead. Four escaped via rear exit. survivors include Elizabeth Newton and Richard Haas of Goldwater Memorial Hospital. The crash remains under investigation.
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Charles Justice
United Press International New York
UPI
Welfare Island
East River
Elizabeth Newton
Richard Haas
Goldwater Memorial Hospital
Jeanne Miller
Adele Valdastri
Goldwater Hospital
Robert Perez
Therine Quann
Rosa Tate
Beatrice Sturdevant
al Reicheldt
Rose Porter
U.S. Army Engineers
Hans
Haas
Desegregation Request Shifts Focus to Jackson Public Schools
Ten African American children and their families filed a federal suit in U S District Court in Jackson seeking desegregation of Jackson Mississippi public schools. They ask for a preliminary injunction admitting the children to all white schools or a court order directing the board to present a complete desegregation plan with continued judicial oversight. The action follows months of failed city council efforts on desegregation.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
South
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Copie
NAACP
U.S
Harold Cox
U S 82 Coast To Coast Route Near Federal Designation
The U S 82 Extension Association reports likely federal designation in June after a meeting with state highway officials in Santa Fe. John Sudderth, chairman, says work to meet specifications will finish this spring and bids will be asked for eight miles of new road this month.
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Santa Fe
R. B. Moore
Lovington
Savanah
John Sudderth
The
Highway Commission
West of Hope
American Association of Highway Officials
Sudderth
DeWitt Greer
Texas
Lubbock
Brownfield
Plains
Mallamar
Loco Hills
Artesia
Hope, Elk
Mayhill
Cloudcroft
Alamogordo
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Los Angeles
San Diego
American Legion
Legion
Dick Hopke
Jim Powers
Georgia
Five Editions Printed as New York Post Resumes
New York s Post returns after 87 day strike with 96 page first edition and five editions. Dorothy Schiff says publication resumes to help end the shutdown while five other papers and striking printers bargain. Herald Tribune circulates half a million handbills explaining refusal to resume. It features union leader Bertram Powers’s proposed terms and a stance to seek independent determination if needed.
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New York
UPD
New
Dorothy Schiff
Post
the Post
New York City
News
Times Journal-American
World-Telegram & Sun
New York Herald Tribune
the Tribune
Bertram A. Powers
The
International
Lovington Chamber Seeks 400 Members and $20,000 Dues
The Lovington Chamber of Commerce launches its 1963 membership drive with a 7 a.m. kick-off breakfast at Western Grill. Objective is 400 members and $20,000 in dues to fund the year’s chamber program, with drive workers to contact every business and professional in Lovington.
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Western Grill
Lovington Chamber of Commerce
Jim Jackson
R. B. Moore
Chamber of Commerce
Moore
Drive
Lovington
Five French B26 Crews Die In Cloud Collision
Three French air force B26s collided in heavy clouds while flying in formation over Bordeau France on Monday. The crash killed five airmen and left five injured.
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Bordeau
France
Lovington World War I bomber crash and opening of Shiloh Baptist Church
World War I airmen perished when a parachute failed after a bomber from Cazaux collided midair over Monte de Marsan. A farmer reported a plane trailing smoke before crashing into pines as two chutes descended. In Lovington a grand opening service was held for Shiloh Baptist Church at Washington and Commercial Streets with Missionary R. E. Zachary delivering a Romans oath and pastors welcoming worshippers. Services occur four times weekly and on Sundays with pastors inviting all.
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Monte de Marsan
Cazaux
Shiloh
J. R. Robinson
R. L. Barton
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Bt Highway Meeting
Supreme Court
First New York Paper
L. E. Murray
Farmington
Winford Carlile
Extension Association
Lovington Awards
Shiloh Baptists
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