Federal aid to education bill gains timid support
The Bailey bill proposing 137.8 million in state aid tied to spending and income, with 501 million for urban projects, would largely remove federal controls. Texas stands to receive 225.1 million in general aid and 38 million for three cities including 109.65 to Lubbock. Critics warn of the weak chance of passage as the administration seeks more stringent controls.
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Washington
Congress
House
Subcommittee On
Cleveland Bailey
D-Wva
Texas
Lubbock
A. W .Ford
Arkansas
Warren Hill
Maine
Ford
Bailey
House Education and Labor Committee
House Rules Committee
Senate
Homer Thornberry
Austin
Rules Committee
Peter Frelinghuysen
RNJ
PTA Leader Elected in Lamesa Council
Mrs Alvin Griffin named president of the City Council Parent Teachers Assn at a recent meeting. Other officers include Mrs Cecil Jones vice president Mrs AW Kluge secretary Mrs NC King treasurer Mrs V W Crump historian Bill Reeves parliamentarian. Installations set for May 1 at 7 30 pm in the high school auditorium with Mrs Chesley McDonald of Sterling City historian president as installing officer. RECORD DEATH TOLL OSLO Norway AP Norway posted a record highway death toll of 286 last year, 58 more than the prior high in 1950.
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Lamesa
Alvin Giffin
Cty Counel Parent-Teachers Assn
Cecil Jones
AW. Kluge
N.C King
V. W Crump
Historiin
Bill Reeves
High Schoo Auditorium
Chesley McDonald
Sterling City
Histict
Oslo
Norway
Red Party Leaders Enter Not Guilty Plea in U S Arraignment
U S Communist party leaders Gus Hall and Benjamin J. Davis pleaded not guilty in federal court to six counts under the Internal Security Act of 1960. Bail set at 5,000 each as they await further motions and potential trial. Hall denounced the indictment as fascist and warned of mass prison camps. Davis described communism as a science likely to reshape capitalist nations.
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Washington
U.S. Communist Party
Gus Hall
Benjamin J.davis
Prion
U.S
Justice Department
Edwin Guthman
Hall
Davis
Local civic activities and school notes from Lubbock
Community groups plan luncheons at Chicken Village and Cactus Inn while members of the Lubbock Association hold a luncheon in Juarez Mexico. Four Cooper High students return from a San Antonio council meeting. Absentee ballots tallied for trustees and state posts. Center aids families with clothing donations. Mrs Johnston recovering after a two car crash. A civil jury panel is set to report to the 140th District Court.
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Bers of
Lubbock
Crean Association
Robert H. Beautty
Mont
Chicken Village
Associa
Cooper High School
Woodrow
San Antonio
Tommy Hlavaty
Jane Ehler
Joe Ray Selty
Frances Kubacak
L. B. Gibson
17Th St
X-15 Launch Attempt Canceled Fourth Time
Wards Air Force Base California reports the X-15 rocket plane launch canceled for the fourth time this week due to an automatic control system fault. NASA pilot Neil Armstrong was minutes from liftoff on the B52 carrier when engineers halted the flight.
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Oklahoma
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Kerr
Poteau
PTA
Red Party
Medlock
Emmy Cor
Tom Eastland
Don Pendergrass
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Lubbock Chamber
Don Hogue
Lubbock ‘of Commerce
the Army
Johnny Ray
South Plains
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Juarez
Mexi
C. A. Oldham
Cornelia C. Johnston
2Nd St
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
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Monterey Center
West Texas
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