Congress Approves 600 Million for Latin Uplift Aid
The House Appropriations Committee endorsed a 600 million dollar aid package to Latin American nations to raise living standards. It designates 394 million for the Inter-American Development Bank loans, 6 million for the OAS ECOSOC field studies, and 100 million for ICA loans or grants in health education and Chile earthquake recovery.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Chile
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Passman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Inter - American Development Bank
Economic and Social Council
The
Organization of American States
International Cooperation Administration
Twelve Ohioans Win Science Recognition
Twenty Ohio high school students earned awards in the 10th Future Scientists of America program by the National Science Teachers Association. Winners include James Erastus Chesterland Mt Vernon Carol West Mt Vernon John Knox Donnell Belmont Dayton. Prizes ranged from 25 to 50 dollars by grade level.
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Washington
Ohio
Future Scientists of America
National Science Teachers Association
Robert H. Carleton
James Erastmus
Chesterland
Carol West
Mt. Vernon
Mt.Vernon
John Knox
Donnell
Findlay
Robert Fugate
Belmont
Dayton
U. S
Canada
Students At OWL Call For New Prexy
At Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware about 1700 attended a chapel meeting where the student council urged selecting a new university president. The action followed trustees support for President David A. Lockmiller and reflected a yearlong campus feud. Lockmiller expressed confidence from the board and called for cooperation. The report also notes a fact about the calypte helenae hummingbird as the smallest bird.
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Delaware, Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
David A. Lockmiller
Lockmiller
Board of Trustees
Willing City Patrolman Tickets Horse At Meter
Crowley Louisiana AP report says Patrolman Joe Leleux ticketed a horse and buggy parked at a Main Street meter. The buggy owned by Albert Carmouche had no windshield wiper. no license plate existed, so the officer recorded the horse brand and pinned the ticket to the harness.
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Crowley
Joe Leleux
Albert Carmouche
Leleux
Nixon Sees Limited Support for Kennedy Program
Nixon said Kennedy has wide personal popularity but little backing for his program. He noted only minimal support for a leftward Kennedy economic plan and refused to grade Kennedy’s first 90 days, citing a 10 day extension. He avoided criticizing Cuba and spoke on upcoming tours and party prospects.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
President Kennedy
Kennedy
Cuba
Nixon
One Clean Among Hong Kong Victims
An air crash near Hong Kong killed 14 of 15 aboard a C47 bound for Formosa. Among the dead was Lt. Ronald M. Sinclair, the pilot, whose father, Robert Sinclair, resides at 1915 Kent Ravenna Road, Kent, Ohio.
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Washligton
Coal Loading in the United States Mostly Mechanized
The article notes that about 96 percent of all bituminous coal produced in the United States is loaded mechanically. It highlights the shift from manual to machine loading and suggests increased efficiency and productivity in coal mining operations.
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United States
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