Congress follows two edged budget path before Johnson
Congress keeps funding pre Johnson programs while trimming some of the presidents requests. The House has approved about 489 million beyond the presidents figures for education and health and added 232.8 million for school district payments while boosting military procurement by 142 million. The Senate has not acted. The Agriculture bill also gained 128 million for school lunch and free milk programs. Chairman Mahon warned this may invite a tax increase.
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House
Senate
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
National Teacher Corps
Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
George H. Mahon
Dtex
Congress the Heart of America The New 24th District
A brief notice highlights the creation or discussion of the new 24th congressional district in Congress. It frames the district as central to national politics and reflects historical redistricting context. No further specifics are provided in the fragment.
Vital Statistics Babies Reported From Local Addresses
A series of birth notices lists new arrivals yesterday and today at multiple local addresses. Names include Mr and Mrs Thomas Hardy, Mr and Mrs Victor Long, Mr and Mrs John R Tutt, Mr and Mrs William Barrett, with children born yesterday or today. Other entries name individuals such as Arthur Kyles, Doris Purdy, Kimbery Lovejoy, Mrs Douglas Smith, Susie Crout, Donald Keys, Jeffery Belcher, Larry Walton, James R Neal, Chris C Spencer, Cathy Meehan, Mrs Ralph Bentley, Mrs James Clemmons, Mrs David Stewart, Larry Barker, Irene Smith, Pierre DeBrosse, Jeffery Rowland, Mary Faye Varner, and L Blain Alsip at various streets and avenues.
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Thomas Hardy
Columbia Ave
Victor Long
Thomas Road
John R. Tutt
Larry Barker
Yankee Road
Irene Smith
Illinois
Pierre DeBrosse
Benjamin DeBrosse
Tytus
Jeffery Rowland
John W. Rowland
Franklin
Mary Faye Varner
James Varner
Sheffield St
L. Blain Alsip
Middletown - Eaton Road
Names in Flor al Lane and El Dora Drive
Mrs. Frank Kokoski of Flor al Lane and Mrs. Willis McGlaughlin of El Dora Drive appear in a brief social notice about local residents and their addresses.
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Frank Kokoski
Floral Lane
Willis McGlaughlin
el Dora Drive
Auto Safety Bill Seen Likely To Pass House Panel
Washington AP two House Commerce Committee members predict approval of a strong auto safety bill. Rep. Moss and Rep. Mackay say consensus is emerging as hearings wrap. The proposal would let the secretary of commerce or transportation set federal standards for new cars, with emphasis on a strengthened mandate. A Senate Commerce Committee is pursuing a similar path.
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Washington
House
John E. Moss
D-Calif
House Commerce Committee
James A. Mackay
Dga
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Transportation
Moss
Mackay
Senate Commerce Committee
Secretary of Commerce questioned on auto safety standards
Younger doubted the secretary’s role in setting safety standards and suggested possibly creating a separate office of automotive safety to handle the issue.
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Secretary of Commerce
Younger
Office of Automotive Safety
Diamond International Posts Record First Quarter
Diamond International Corp reported its best 12 weeks in 86 years with a 6 percent sales rise and a 21 percent jump in earnings. Profits after taxes for the quarter ended March 27 rose to 6.593 million dollars, 70 cents per share, from 5.648 million or 58 cents last year, as net sales climbed to 80.001 million dollars from 75.491 million.
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Wilmington
Del
Diamond International Corp
William H. Walters
Walters
Diamond — International
Lake Central Affected By CAB Rulings
Washington AP The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled on Lake Central service with decisions affecting routes in Ohio and Indiana The board allowed nonstop Baltimore Indianapolis flights while preserving Cincinnati Baltimore Lima and Bloomington Indianapolis and Kokomo Cincinnati segments and require serving Lima on Cincinnati Detroit and Ports mouth segments
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Lake Central
Cincinnati
Lima
Portsmouth
Ohio
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Bureau of
Cincinnati-Detroit
Bloomington
Ind
Kokomo
New York Eases Divorce Grounds in 1967 Reform
Albany NY AP New York State revamps its 1787 adultery based divorce law with new grounds to take effect September 1967. Added options include voluntary separation two years, abandonment two years, cruel or inhuman treatment, marital infidelity, and imprisonment of a spouse for at least three years.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Johnson
White House
Pelley
the Heart OF America
Middletown
Engles Cormer
Belvedere
Offhan
Arthur Kyles
Lewis Place
Doris Purdy
Kimbery Lvejoy
Kimbery Lovejoy
Ave
Douglas Smith
S. Verity Parkway
Susie Crout
Donald Keys
Lebanon
Jeffery Belcher
Delores Belcher
Brentwood St
Larry Walton
Chalmer Walton
James R. Neal
Aberdeen Drive
Chris C. Spencer
Cathy Meehan
Frank Meehen
Ralph Bentley
Somerville
James Clemmons
Carlisle
David Stewart
Winton
J. Arthur Younger
Kcalif
Levy
Investment For Youth Committee
Charles B. Palmer
Pol. Adv
Diamond
McClains
Clinton
H.P
New York
The
Stat
Bulova
Devorop
Spencer Jewelry
Central Avenue
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