Pay Hike For Als Gets Okay
Washington AP The House Armed Services Committee approved a 207 million pay raise bill for most armed forces members excluding new enlisted with under two years service. It would be the second raise in a year, with Senate action likely to follow.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Armed Services
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Schweiker
Senate
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Johnson
Scott Carpenter Released From Hospital
Astro naut M Scott Carpenter has been released from a hospital and will spend a week at his Houston home before returning to work at the Manned Spacecraft Center. His left arm was broken in a Bermuda motorcycle crash two weeks ago, with severe bruises to the left knee and a broken left toe. Center officials are unsure of his exact duties upon return.
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Houston
Tex
Scott Carpenter
Manned Spacecraft Center
Carpenter
Bermuda
the Space Center
Eviction Battle Ends as Old House Is Tumbled Down
Wayne Hamilton resisted eviction from an 80 year old frame house along the Southwest Expressway route. Deputies kicked in the door and ordered him out as a bulldozer toppled the home. Hamilton, his wife, and three daughters left the scene after the shotgun was found unloaded. He valued the property much higher than the state award.
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Til
Wayne Hamilton
Hamilton
Harry M. Magers
Magers
Jeanette
Cleveland Man Killed in Ohio 45 Crash Near Youngstown
Patrick Berney aged 45 from Cleveland died when his automobile left Ohio 45 on a curve and struck a tree five miles southwest of Youngstown. Police reported the single vehicle accident occurred today and area authorities were handling the scene.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Patrick Berney
Cleveland
Ohio 45
Youngstown
Motorists Lose Driving Privileges In Municipal Court
Two drivers had their licenses suspended for one year by Judge J T Lamb in yesterday's Municipal Court session. Preston B McKeehan 36 of Mason and Edward Stout 18 3227 Navaho St received suspensions. McKeehan also faces three days in city jail and a 200 dollar fine plus costs for driving while intoxicated on Verity Parkway. Stout must pay 200 dollars for fleeing the scene of a collision at Eldora Drive and Verity and 50 dollars for driving without an operator's license. Other fines were levied for four charges against 1803 Hill Ave including carrying a concealed weapon open flask following too closely and no operator's license with varying sums. a blackjack was found in the glove compartment.
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Preston B. McKeehan
Mason
Edward Stout
Navaho St
McKeehan
Verity Parkway
Stout
Eldora Drive
Verity
Hill Ave
Baker
MU Grads Continuing Their Studies
More than a third of Miami University's June 1964 graduates plan to pursue graduate or professional education. Dr. F Don James reports 406 students, 38 percent, from 1016 respondents, with a 95 percent response rate. A year ago 27.5 percent planned further study. In a separate note, Britain ceded some Michigan territorial claims in 1796, thirteen years after the Revolutionary War ended.
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Miami University
F. Don James
College of Arts and Science
James
Great Britain
Michigan
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