Bills Voted to Expand Federal School Aid Programs
Both the House and Senate advanced measures to fund expanded federal education aid, with the House bill totaling 5.7 billion and the Senate 6.4 billion for the next two years. Dispute over desegregation language marked the debate, while amendments sought to curb or guide Howe II’s desegregation efforts.
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Washington
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Office of Education
Johnson
Senate House
Labor Committee
Harold Howe II
Howe
Cancer Transplant Patient Fulfills Three Wishes
CENTREVILLE Mich AP Dr Ray Houghton says cancer transplant recipient Larry Rink living with the experimental procedure has achieved three wishes. Rink underwent tissue transplant from another person, has no detectable cancer, and has started a new job as a stock clerk at H G Wells Co. in Three Rivers. His wife Jeannie gave birth to Tina Ann while X rays showed no cancer.
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Centreville
Mich
Ray Houghton
Larry Rink
Rink
H. G. Wells & Co
Three Rivers
Jeannie
Tina Ann
Eight Days in the New Hampshire Woods A Lost Child Recovers
Pamela Hollingworth, then five, wandered in White Ledge Park New Hampshire for eight days and nights. Rescue teams combed the woods as temperatures dropped to the 20s. She drank from streams, survived on water and puddles, and recalled a hallucination of a black limousine before being found by searchers near the stream. Now thirty, she works in New York for Lane Bryant.
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New York
New Hampshire
Pamela Hollingworth
Pamela
Lane Bryant
Dunstable
Mass
White Ledge Park
Police Briefs Report Theft From Home and Store
Emmett Gregory reported a break in at his home on 509 14th Ave with two gold watches, wedding rings, a wedding band and $250 stolen from a locked closet. A portable television anchored by a steel cord was stolen from Singer Sewing store in Middletown Shopping Plaza around 7 30 p.m. The cord was cut.
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Emmett Gregory
14Th Ave
Singer Sewing
Middletown
Armco Fire at Middletown Works Causes Minor Damage
A fire at 6:25 a.m. broke out in the coal tar coating and paper wrapping unit of Armco Steel’s spiral pipe department at Middle town Works. Fire units from South Middletown Middletown Monroe and Le Sourdsville answered, the blaze was quickly controlled and only minor damage occurred with no injuries reported.
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Spir‘al Pipe Department
Middletown Works
Armco Steel’ Corp
Middletown
Monroe
Le‘Sourdsville
Armco
Fire Runs on Webster Street and Vine Avenue
A Thursday noon blaze on Webster Street and Vine Avenue scorched junk cars after a cutting torch sparked the fire. At 8 52 p m a false alarm flashed from Eighth Avenue and Lincoln Street.
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Webster Street
Vine Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Lincoln Street
U S Bombers Hit North Vietnam As War Rages
U S B52 bombers pounded North Vietnam just above the DMZ while tactical bombs struck inside the zone. Airmobile forces burned a Viet Cong hamlet near Qui Nhon and U S marksmen claimed 20 enemy killed as paratroopers clashed four miles south of the DMZ. Vietnamese and U S officials reported heavy losses on both sides and disputed defoliation spraying claims.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
17Th Parallel
Irving
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Dong Ha
Photographer Al Chang Receives Purple Heart in Vietnam
AP photographer Al Chang, a 20 year Army veteran from Kaneohe Hawaii, earned the Purple Heart after being wounded in Phuoc Tuy Province while accompanying the 173rd Airborne Brigade near Saigon. The award was presented by Lt Col Robert H. Sigholtz as Chang continued to shoot despite the injury.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Associated Press
al Chang
U.S
Chang
173Rd Airborne
Kaneoh
Oahu
Hawaii
S03rd Regiment
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Robert H. Sigholtz
Philadelphia
Sigholtz
Phuoc Tuy
Cincinnati human relations council reaches 48 members
Leonard Herring, appointed by the City Commission, joins the Citizens' Council on Human Relations to bring membership to 48, aligning with the goal of about one member per thousand residents. Herring, a 1964 UC graduate and former civil rights activist, recently joined Armco Steel Corp Middletown Works and plans to relocate to Cincinnati.
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Citizens’ Council On Human Relations
Cincinnati
Leonard Herring
Commission
Herring
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
UC Student Council
City of Cincinnati
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South Bend
Ind.) Osteopathic Hospital
Houghton
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo, N.Y
Pamela Hollingsworth
Darrell E. Hawes
Mgr
Viet Nam
United States
Cleveland G.I
Washington (Ap
Cleveland Area
Dale A. Ward
Independence
Ohio
Defense Department
B.C
Human Relations Council Growing
The
University of Cincinnati
Inter - Fraternity
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telphone Co
Stan
Stanley M. Perin
Po 1. A.v
VFW
Sher
Sandler’s
Boston
Sandlers of
McAlpin’s Shoe Salon
A. Forum
C. Highlander
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