House Debates Debt Ceiling Rise Amid Military Pay Controversy
The House weighs raising the national debt limit to 307 billion then 309 billion by August while debating the costlier 1 billion dollar annual military pay raise. Senate may filibuster treasure Post Office bill as lunchroom talk shifts around grain production controls and May 21 wheat referendum.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
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Treasure-Post Office Department
Philadelphia
Language Lab Bids Before School Board
Monroe High School faces bids for a foreign language lab and a proposal to extend airborne television programming to more elementary schools. The Board of Education will meet this afternoon at 4:00 to discuss the lab and TV program expansion.
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Lemon
Monroe High School
Board of Education
PEW Officers Installed at Miami Valley Post 3809
Installation of officers for Miami Valley Post 3809 Veterans of Foreign Wars was held at post headquarters yesterday led by Sam Warmoth Jr. Paul Miller began a second year as commander. New officers include Ernest Bratcher senior vice commander Joseph Klame junior vice commander William Rathman judge advocate Hobart Hopper chaplain Strates Demousienes surgeon Warmoth quartermaster and trustees Robert Cook Robert Armbruster and John Sparks Jr.
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Sam Warmoth Jr
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Ernest Bratcher
Joseph Klame
William Rathman
Hobart Hopper
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John Sparks Jr
New Syrian Boss Draws Arab Fire
In Damascus Sami Jundi, the 42 year old Baath backed premier designate, faces strong Cairo opposition and a week of riots in Damascus and Aleppo as Iraq also announces a Baath led shift. Nasser seeks unity but fears Baath control over Syria and Iraq.
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Ba'ath
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Nasser
Salah Bitar
Rba
Yugoslavia
Tito
Adriatic
Brioni
Vandalism report at Duds & Suds Laundromat on Yankee Road
Police say a large plate glass window at Duds & Suds Laundromat was broken Saturday night. Two juveniles accused of using BBs and slingshots were apprehended. Bob Gross of the Gross Body Shop reported multiple car window damages on his lot totaling 150 dollars.
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Yankee Road
Gene Crout
Millard Drive
Franklin
Surfside
Tytus Avenue
Bob Gross
Gross Body Shop
N. Verity Parkway
May 13 in history highlights span Jamestown to Holland Tunnel blaze
This day marks 1607 Jamestown Virginia the first permanent English settlement led by Capt Christopher Newport with 105 colonists. It notes 1846 US war with Mexico authorization of 10 million dollars and 50 000 volunteers. It mentions 1940 Churchill speech to Parliament and 1949 Holland Tunnel explosion injuring 66.
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Jamestown
Virginia
Christopher Newport
United States
Mexico
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Lateran
Castel Gondolfo
Winston Churchill
Far Eastern Munich and Latin American protests recalled
Ten years ago Senator William Knowland condemned Churchill and Attlee as urging a Far Eastern Munich. Five years ago Vice President Nixon faced anti-U.S. demonstrations in Caracas during a Latin America goodwill tour, though he and his wife escaped harm. One year ago the U.S. rushed beans and corn to northeastern Brazil to ease famine and price speculation.
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William Knowland
California
Churchill
Clement Attlee
Knowland
Munich
Richard M. Nixon
Latin America
U.S
Caracas
Venezuela
Nixon
United States
Brazil
Physicist to Speak at Western Commencement
Dr. Alan T. Waterman, director of the National Science Foundation, will deliver Western College for Women’s 108th annual commencement at 2 p.m. Sunday in Ernst Nature Theatre. Baccalaureate speaker Dr. Joan Oliver Nelson of Yale Divinity School speaks at 11 a.m. Kumler Chapel. Waterman, Princeton-educated, has held key posts including associate professor at Yale and chief scientist at the Office of Naval Research before NSF leadership since 1951.
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Oxford
Alan T. Waterman
National Science Foundation
Western College For Women
Ernst Nature Theatre
Kumler Memorial Chapel
Joan Oliver Nelson
Yale University Divinity School
Waterman
Ohio payrolls reach new high in 1962 fourth quarter
Ohio employers covered by unemployment laws posted a record payroll total of 3.455 billion dollars in Q4 1962, up 2.8 percent from Q4 1961. Total covered employment reached 2,389,607, with Franklin County leading gains but Mahoning and Stark showing declines due to reduced primary metals activity.
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Columbus
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Mahoning
Stark
Franklin County
Cuyahoga County
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