Foreign Aid Bill Passage Predicted
Senator Humphrey expects Senate approval of Johnson's 3.7 billion foreign aid authorization this week with debate starting soon. Morse plans to trim 466.7 million and push policy revamps while others seek stricter controls and higher loan interest in development programs. House and committee actions shaped the funding to roughly 3.5 billion with continued hearings.
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Eisenhower greets Belén crowd after short train visit
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower steps from his coach at Belén Santa Fe Railway for a 15 minute appearance to greet about 100 waiting supporters. He jokes about a poor golf game, defines extremism as non logical and common-sense based, and signs autographs while answering questions.
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Eisenhower
San Francisco
Gettysburg
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Denmark Notes Drop In Cigarette Sales
A Copenhagen survey reports Danish cigarette sales fell after an American study linked smoking to lung cancer. If maintained, tax revenue could drop about 30 million dollars annually for the government.
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Denmark
B. T
Mother of Four Kidnapped in Bayshore Ransom Case
Police sought two gunmen who abducted 33 year old Rosale Florio in Bayshore Friday night. They forced her to call husband Daniel, a supermarket manager, to drop 2500 dollars behind a Hyde Park store fence. The money was not found and Florio was released two hours later.
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N.Y
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Minister Assumes Duties Post at Friendship Baptist Church
The Rev. ID. J. Peters begins his duties as pastor of the Friendship Baptist Church in the Close City community near here. He and his wife were students at Wayland College before the assignment.
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Friendship Baptist Church
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Wayland College
Soviet Vessel Observed Near Miami by Navy Ships
A Soviet cargo vessel named Svoboda was sighted in international waters about six miles off Government Cut near Miami Harbor by the destroyer Ketchmer and two patrol planes. The escort followed the ship briefly on a southward course then broke surveillance, as part of a routine watch near the American Atlantic coast amid Cuban crisis tensions.
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Gery Ma
Atlantic
Miami
Defense Department
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Defense de ‘Partment
Cuba
Soviet Nuclear Submarines Can Strike Worldwide Without Warning
The Soviet navy asserts its nuclear powered submarines can reach any ocean area rapidly and without warning using nuclear rockets. Admiral Viktor Grishanov, quoted by Izvestia, says the submarine fleet is the main combat force and can appear anywhere with virtually unlimited range.
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UPD
Adm
Viktor Grishanov
Izvestia
Sailor from Houston Drowns in Mission Bay
A 19 year old sailor from Houston named Frank Jones drowned early Saturday after entering Mission Bay for a swim in San Diego. Navy officials provided the incident details.
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San Diego
Calif
Frank Jones
Houston
Mission Bay
Navy
Reese Class 66 A Has ROTC Majority
Graduates of Air Force ROTC are the most numerous in Reese Class 66 A arriving at Reese Air Force Base for undergraduate pilot training. Of 46 officers, 29 were commissioned through AFROTC at 95 colleges and universities, with three Air National Guard officers, one OTS graduate, and 14 recent graduates from the Air Force Academy. Texas A M College and Texas Tech each have graduates, 25 states represented including seven from Texas.
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Senator Clinton P. Anderson Bounces Back After Prostate Surgery
U S Senator Clinton P. Anderson underwent prostate gland surgery in Albuquerque. A hospital spokesman said his condition was satisfactory and he would remain for about nine days to recuperate at home. Anderson, 68, chairs the Senate Space and Aeronautics Committee and directs the Johnson administration Alaska program. He has a history of diabetes and at least one prior heart attack.
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UPD
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Clinton P. Anderson
Bataan Methodist Hospital
Anderson
Senate Space and Aeronautics Committee
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