Subcommittees Hear Kennedy Aid Bill Proposals
Kennedy proposals to aid education and colleges trigger multiple hearings. Three subcommittees, Health Education and Welfare, oversee a 14 billion loan and grant plan for colleges and needy students, offering grants up to 1000 dollars yearly and long term loans. Separate sessions address public and private school aid.
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Highway taxes face delays in tax plan battle
In the House Ways and Means Committee debate Kennedy praised a highway program funded by higher taxes on truckers and fuels but members warned the plan stalls the 1977 target by five years. Some lawmakers call for a pay as you go shift and warn higher truck taxes will raise consumer prices. Kennedy warned Congress to raise the gasoline levy if needed while McNichol of Coloca plans to weigh in. USO awards FBI director Hoover for public service and youth support.
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Talks Nearer On Algeria End To War Soon
France and Algerian Moslem rebels near formal peace talks to end the six year war. Negotiations are expected to start before next weekend with an informal cease fire to begin when talks do. Emissaries from both sides have completed arrangements in recent weeks and may end military operations under a gentleman’s agreement.
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TV Rod Causes Boy to Lose Tonsil in Henderson
In Henderson Nevada a boy named Christopher lost a tonsil when a TV antenna rod struck his mouth as he tripped while running in his yard. Dr Karl Hazeltine removed Christopher’s ether tonsil and completed the procedure after the accident.
COMPACIS CUP REVENUES WASHINGTON UP I
Federal Highway Chief Rex Whitton told three House committees that by 1972 the government will lose six to eight percent in fuel tax revenue each year due to higher mileage compact cars.
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UPI
Rex MM. Whitton
House Committee
Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg Tours Minnesota
Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg visited Minnesota for talks with state officials and Sen Hubert Humphrey after a stop in northern Wisconsin. He criticized the Eisenhower administration for ignoring economic problems and urged bipartisan support for Kennedy’s planned remedies to restore national economic health.
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Family Stays In Kivu Site Amid Congo Violence
An American missionary family, the Tepstras of Grand Rapids, Michigan, remains at their Maniema Province post in Kivu despite reports of rape and beatings by Congolese troops. They run the only secondary school in the area with three children, Benema, Kathryn, and James. A Malayan patrol seeking a raped missionary met only fricter natives as troops, inflamed by pro Lumumba youth, reportedly moved away.
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U S Joined by TVA In Bid Rig Actions
The government and TVA sue five major electrical equipment firms for price fixing and bid rigging in government purchases from 1951 to 1960. Firms include General Electric Westinghouse Allis Chalmers and Federal Pacific. DOJ says prices were about 40 percent above competitive levels. Convictions and fines followed in earlier related actions with executives jailed briefly.
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British Spy Trial Spotlight Falls On Middlesex Cottage
In a high profile case under Britain's Official Secrets Act, five defendants face up to 14 years in prison. The plan centers on No. 5 Cranley Drive, Ruship, Middlesex, linked to secret documents stolen from the Portland naval base. Evidence shows a hidden cache including $8,000 in U S currency and a powerful radio. Detective George Smith of Scotland Yard testified that Houghton offered to turn queen's evidence, a proposal rejected by the prosecution.
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Winter Storm Dumps Snow Across Northern States
A strong system left 10 inches in parts of upper New York and Connecticut with 32 inches in northern New England during a period Tuesday night. Coastal New England faced winds and high tides while Great Lakes regions and northern Appalachians saw rain and snow showers. California to Puget Sound felt a cold front inland with heavy rain in San Francisco. Annual spring runoff raised flooding threats along the Ohio Mississippi and Missouri river basins.
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Appalachians
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Puget Sound
San Francisco
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Missouri
Hospital Notes at Middlesboro Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours
Middlesboro Memorial Hospital lists visiting times 2 to 6 and 8 to 9.50 with dismissals including Mrs Mogsie Hutdinston Sax ton and others. Admissions include Dennis W Collett Kettle Is aid Linda Simpson CJ Henderson Parks Clairfield Robert Ingram Rose Hill and more.
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Mogsie Hutdinston
Saxton
Mary Hardin
Walea
Janice Deaton
City
Pabieia Bryant
Sally Brinwin
Dennis W. Collett
Kettle Isaid
Linda Simpson
CJ Henderson Parks
Clairfield
Robert Ingram
Rose Hill
David Dunn
Speedwell
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Arjay
Obituary for Mrs Bertha Hill Middlesboro Ohio
Mrs Bertha Hill 1314 Exetec Middlesboro died today at 12 30 p m aged Ta years Born in Leagrence County Ohio daughter of William and Niney Woolum Married to I C Hill November 2 IXH Moved to Middlesboro 40 years ago member of Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church Body at Cayard Funeral Home 7 to 9 p m tonight Survived by husband sons Stanley Dal Tod daughters several relatives 20 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren Funeral tomorrow 2 20 p m Canaxd Funeral Home Chapel Rev Fernde Robinson Seal Janeway W B Binshant and Jesse Tuell officiating Burial Middlestone Cemetery
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Manchester
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Knoxville
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Jesse Tuell
Wurial
Seven Children Die in Fire Near Village
Seven children ages from three to seven perished in a blaze that swept a home near Exelsior Springs Missouri while their parents were away. The victims were Glenn Douglas Floch Mona Low 3 Roxy Ann 4 Wiley 6 Kathy 7 Shelin 3 and Arnold Eugene Jr Authorities said the parents arrived Tuesday night to find the house in flames. The orphaned house and fire cause are undetermined.
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Glenn Douglas Floch
Mona Low
Roxy Ann
Wiley
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Arnold Eugene Jr
Wibbard Mo
Ruling on Reckless Driving Inference in Drunken Driving Case
Frankfort Kentucky state attorney general's office says a police court jury cannot convict for reckless driving in a drunken driving trial unless the defendant is also charged with the lesser offense. The opinion addresses instructions and proper charges when only DUI is indicted.
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Florence Po- Mager
Northern
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House OKs bill honoring Eisenhower despite dissent
The House passed a bill praising President Eisenhower with one dissenting vote. The measure, previously approved by the Senate, awaited signature after Kennedy urged its passage. A Little Rock congressman voted no on the formality.
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House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Kennedy
Senate
Tennessee Money Bill Heads Through Legislature
A one page miscellaneous appropriations bill began its trip through the Tennessee state legislature on the Senate calendar. It funds a wide range of items from legislative expenses to the Tennessee walking horse national celebration and mirrors the large general appropriation bill from earlier in the session. The bill faces long calendars, with 61 Senate measures and 22 House items for action, as lawmakers discuss highway billboard rules, annexation law changes, and various study proposals.
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UPD
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Buford Ellington
Senate'n*attering
Ellington
House
Leamue
Legislative Council
Skill Course Layoff Asked by Industry Leader
Carysler Corporation vice president Tesday urged de-emphasis of specialized vocational training at schools saying industry could absorb the training. Byron J. Nichols of Dodge Division told the Kentucky School Boards Association the first duty is to turn out trained intellects and to teach students to think. He argued many voc courses could be eliminated as skills grow short in relevance in a fast-changing world. He cited religion philosophy science history economics and language as areas needing greater emphasis.
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UPI
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School Bill Errors Told in Tennessee Legislature
Nashville report details a typographical error in substitute Claiborne County school bills rushed to the governor. The original wording would require a majority of about 11,000 qualified voters to approve the April 3 referendum. The corrected version changes “qualified voters” to “qualified voters of Claiborne county unity voting” for the April 8 election while the referendum’s purpose remains electing the school board and superintendent by popular vote.
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Claiborne Unity
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Yale
Combs UPI Warns Kentucky Schools On Misconduct
Gov Bert Combs told Kentucky school boards that misconduct in school administration will not be tolerated. He urged closer scrutiny of finances and operations, stating officials must act quickly on malfeasance and ensure funds are spent wisely. The call extended to all state officials, school administrators, and teachers.
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UPI
Bert T. Combs
Board of Education
Kentucky
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Ex State Road Chief Seeks Office in Kentucky Senate Run
Former state highway commissioner Bert Kiser of Olive Hill seeks the Democratic nomination for state senator in Kentucky's 3rd District, challenging incumbent J. Harry Davis who will not seek reelection. Kiser has held multiple highway and state agency posts and previously served in the General Assembly. His primary opponent is E R Kliktos of Greenup County.
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UPI
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Rotert Humphreys
U.S. Senate
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James W. Martin
Vero Tames
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General Assembly
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E.R. Kliktos
Park to Close in Washington Area Amusement Park
The Washington area’s only amusement park, site of last summer’s racial picketing, will be evacuated when it opens the end of May. William G. Clark, attorney for Glen Echo Amusement Park in Maryland near the District line, announced the plan on Tuesday.
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UPI
William G. Clark
Glen Echo Amusement Path
Maryland
District of Columbia
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Chooses Easter Wardrobe
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy weighs several Easter outfits with designer Oler Assini saying he met at the White House for fittings amid reluctance to discuss the First Lady's spring wardrobe.
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UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Oler €Assini
White House
Free Europe radio boosts hope for 79 million on iron curtain edge
Radio Free Europe broadcasts from 28 transmitters in Western Europe and reaches about 90 percent of Iron Curtain inhabitants despite communist jamming. The appeal urges private citizen support to sustain broadcasts and counter communist deceit.
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Free World
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Tax Ratio Free Europe Fund Fundraising Notice
A promotional notice from the Tax Ratio Free Europe Fund based in New York appeals for contributions. The advertisement claims cooperation with The Racenivis and the Navy Asiannogo Executives Kewoehtan, presenting framed affiliations and a call to donate.
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