Congress Rolls On 5 Big Bills
Congress moves toward final adjournment of the 1962 session as leaders push five major measures. Senate approves foreign aid bill. tax revision advances. pay raise for 1.6 million federal workers and postal rate boost move on. drug industry controls bill nears Senate passage. Kennedy trade expansion measure clears conference. A $23 billion water projects authorization also faces House action. The session may end by Saturday if remaining skirmishes are resolved.
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Clearcreek Board UKs School Plans South Dayton
Springboro reports progress on preliminary plans for a new elementary school with specifications for equipment. Supt Perez says the high school addition is advancing well and thanks Sabin Sunday volunteers for use of the building. A State Patrol bus inspection found issues corrected by the district. The board hired substitute bus driver Guy Manning, two substitute teachers Mary Low Hart and Dorothea Dillon, and two teachers Glenn Clarkston and Betty Barger.
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John Adams Died on Independence Day in 1826
John Adams died on July 4 along with Thomas Jefferson in 1826, sharing the commemorated date. Adams and Jefferson both passed away on the nation’s Independence Day, marking a historic coincidental farewell in American history.
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Lausche Denounces Aid Funds For Red Nations
In Washington before a Senate vote on a $4.44 billion foreign aid bill the Ohio senator Frank Lausche denounced grants to Communist and neutral nations allied with the bloc. He opposed the measure while Sen. Stephen Young voted for passage. The debate touched on alleged excess gifts and impact on the U.S. gold reserve.
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Aeronca Union Elects President and officers
Aeronca Union reelected Thornton Reed as president, set for a second term with installation Oct 31 at the Union Hall in Nelva Center. Also reelected were Mrs. Gus Mehl as secretary and Mrs. Warren Drake as treasurer. Noel Poe became vice president, William Norvel named chief representative on first shift. Freed Wolfe was re elected as well.
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Kennedy Visit To Cincy Friday To Be Quick One
President Soumedy plans a rapid Cincinnati trip this Friday lasting under two hours. White House aides, local leaders, and Secret Service prepared a 4:15 p.m. airport touchdown in Boone County with a 4:45 p.m. motor trip to downtown Cincinnati. A 5:15 p.m. speech at Fountain Square follows a Kennedy rally, then a return flight to Detroit. Democratic leaders expect a major policy address with aims to aid Ohio and Kentucky candidates.
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