Johnson signs 1.3 billion education aid bill in Texas
President Johnson signs a 1.3 billion education aid bill at a Rural Texas ceremony near his ranch. He praises the measure as a major federal commitment to quality and equality in schooling, reflecting on his childhood one-room schoolhouse and sharing praise with his former teacher Miss Kate Dedrich Loney. The event follows his visits to Houston's stadium and confirmation of retiring Vice Admiral Raborn as CIA chief amid Viet Nam warnings.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Houston
William F. Raborn Jr
Central Intelligence Agency
Viet Nam
America
Kate Dedrich Loney
Calif
Kate
Texas
Ohio Senate weighs reconsidering 888 million highway bill
The Ohio Senate votes tonight on reconsidering the 888 million highway and highway safety appropriation for two years starting July. Democrats oppose the measure arguing lack of study time while Republicans call it stall tactics. Senate Finance will also hear the $1.46 billion general appropriations bill with potential changes to state university branch status and a plan to extend bus transportation to private and parochial pupils.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
106Th General Assembly
Senate
Highway and
Charles L. Pancake
Athens
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ross Pepple
R - Allen
Finance Committee
Pepple
Mansfield
Martins Ferry
Portsmouth
Chilicothe
Zanesville
Canton
Ohioans may vote on second reapportionment plan
Ohio Fair Apportionment Committee opposes the May 4 plan and is drafting an alternate plan for the November ballot. A constitutional amendment is needed to reapportion the House per the Supreme Court one man one vote ruling. Critics say the current proposal concentrates power with the board and may fail in federal court.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Theodore R. Saker
Fair Apportionment Committee
Admiral Raborn Named New CIA Chief in Johnson Era
Admiral William F. Raborn Jr. was chosen by President Johnson to lead the Central Intelligence Agency succeeding John A. McCone. Raborn, 59, will leave Aerojet General Corp. to take the post, with Richard G. Helms as deputy director, replacing Lt. Gen. Marshall S. Carter.
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Washington
William F. Raborn Jr
The
Central
Telligence Agency
Raborn
Johnson
John A. McCone
McCone
Aerojet General Corp
Pasadena
Calif
Navy
Naval Operations
Richard G. Helms
Helms
CIA
Marshall S. Carter
Saint Davids
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Defense
Air Force
U S Lecturers Ordered To Quit Indonesian Institute
Three American lecturers were asked to leave the Bandung Institute for Teachers Training in West Java. Antara said they were connected to the Ford Foundation, which had earlier announced closing operations in Indonesia due to operating difficulties. A New York spokesman said 21 Ford staff would be recalled.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Bandung
West Java
Antara
Ford Foundation
New York
Bob Hope Helps Gina Lollobrigida After Tax Seizure
Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida had her jewelry seized in California for more than 13000 in state taxes dating from 1959. Bob Hope arranged a loan of about 750000 in jewels via Beverly Hills jeweler Maron Hime to buoy her morale while filming in the United States.
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Hollywood
Gina Lollobrigida
Bob Hope
California
Hope
Beverly Hills
Maron Hime
Two Sailors Killed in Bus Collision Near Bedford
A car driven by Edward Becker collided head on with a bus on U S 50 near Bedford Indiana. William Bachman 18 from Wadsworth Ohio and James Snider 20 from Brighton Michigan died. Becker 21 was critically injured and 31 others were hurt.
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Bedford
Ind
Cincinnati
U.S. 50
Here
William Bachman
Wadsworth
Ohio
James Snider
Brighton
Mich
Edward Becker
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Adm
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Vic LeRoy
Miller Insurance Inc
Verity
HFC
Horrow
Central Ave
Gina
Rose PY Cee Lee
Wesh ‘N Wear
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