Anti Poverty Bill Advances Through House and Senate
The House approved a broad anti poverty measure by a large vote as the Senate backed a companion bill. Key provisions include extending area redevelopment, accelerating public works, and authorizing about 700 million dollars annually for four years to fund waterworks sewers and urban development. The bills now go to conference to reconcile differences before final passage.
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Surprise Awaiting Newsman at Sea Voyage Arrival
The article describes the voyage of a Plain Dealer copy editor from Mass aboard a 4,500 mile sea journey to a British port. He waited ashore with his wife Mrs Manry and two children Robin and Douglas as the ship neared England. The crew spoke of long months since May and of greeting the editor on arrival in the old port town.
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Robert Nira Misey
Nearey
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Diamond Jubilee Official Schedule 1890-1965
On Sunday August 15 events include art show at Diamond Jubilee Headquarters, parade on Cumberland Avenue, dedication of East End and West End Elementary Schools by Dr H Sparks, performances by Archie Campbell and Willis Brothers at Bradner Stadium, a calor television giveaway, Bell Book and Candie at Central School Auditorium, and a Bridge Tournament at City Churches. Admission charged for Old-Timer’s Banquet, Litle Theatre play, and Hillbilly entertainment. picnickers urged to bring food. Distinguished Citizens’ dinner by invitation only.
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Country Club
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Grandpappy’ Campbell
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Richmond Vote Recount in Democratic Primary Expected
In Richmond the recount of about 32,000 ballots from the July 13 Democratic primary began Thursday under three judges and county officials. Dr William Ferguson Reid, a candidate who finished ninth in a 12 person field, requested the recount to challenge results for the General Assembly seats. Reid trailed by one vote behind Det Dis Sors ton in official tabulations, with supervising officials from Richmond and Lynchburg overseeing the process.
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Raymon Cundiff
Lynchbiy Corporation Court
Richard T. Relwoeds
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TV in Review on Theme Music and TV Composers
TV writer surveys the rise of theme music and the TV composer craft. He notes Turtle Hagen as a top earner with hits for Andy Griffith and Dick Van Dyke, and Howard Greenfield Jack working on themes for Camp Run and The Wackiest Ship. The piece highlights the blend of artistry and lucrative royalties driving TV music.
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Dick van Dyke
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Hospital Notes Middlesboro and Appalachian Regional Hospitals
Listings show visiting hours for Middlesboro and ARH and a long roster of admissions and dismissals from various cities. Notable entry mentions George Washington Carver as a pioneer in soybean study.
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Milton R. Smith
Ricky Brooks
Melvin Calton
Blair Margaret Kyle
Susan Blakeman
Myrna Combs
Irene Hopkins
Millard Fuse
Trerton
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Almedia Dixon
George Washington Carver
Five U.S. Servicemen Killed in Viet Nam Report
Defense Department casualty summary shows five American servicemen killed in Viet Nam this week. The tally through August 16 lists 28 killed in action and one died in captivity. total deaths include non hostilities and noncombat incidents. Wounded totals rose by four dozen, with about 18 million Americans drawing benefits totaling roughly 37 billion dollars.
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Greek Turmoil Deepens Over Monarchy in Crisis in Athens
In Athens a confrontation between King Constantine and former Premier Georges Papandreou intensified the royal crisis. Papandreou demanded reappointment or fresh elections, signaling an attempt to make the monarchy a political issue. Demonstrators carried banners urging the king to reign, not rule, as Parliament's support for Papandreou remained uncertain amid a July crisis stemming from Papandreou’s resignation.
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Hawaii's High Living Cost Brought To Congress
Washington based lawmakers tell a congressional subcommittee that Hawaii has the nation’s highest housing costs and the most expensive lettuce, addressing Honolulu price gaps from 40 cents to 219 cents. They warn eliminating 15 percent cost-of-living allowances could strip about $12 million from Hawaii’s economy, prompting a rethink from island representatives.
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Division May Leave On Sunday
FT Benning Ga United Press lists the 1st Cavalry Division Airmobile on the move for Viet Nam with two groups to Charleston South Carolina and Savannah Georgia. Troop departure timing uncertain whether by train or bus and loading to begin Saturday night. The division will push into Viet Nam to test air mobility against Viet Cong.
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USIA Denies Johnson Focus In New Film
The United States Information Agency says its film about the Southwest is not Johnson biography. It will show how education and democracy helped transform a lean countryside into an economically developed area.
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