Washington Notebook briefing on debt limit and Southeast Asia ties
In Washington the Treasury asks Congress to raise the debt ceiling from 315 to 324 billion for the new fiscal year, with a 285 billion permanent cap if not extended by June 30. A new Thorp Finance office opens June 1 in Black River Falls under John Lovelien. McNamara and Nitze plan naval yard visits as part of shutdowns. President Johnson hosts an Irish readings program for Eamon De Valera. Colleen Dewhurst and George C. Scott to perform at the state dinner.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillion
Congress
Thorp
Malaysia
Thon
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Black River Falls
Emil E. Kostner
Johnson
Southeast Asia
John U.S
Lovelien
United States
Defense Robert S. McNamara
Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Naval Shipyards
Charleston
S.C
Norfolk
Naval
San Francisco
Mare Island
California
Boston
Portsmouth
N. H
Eamon de Valera
Ireland
Colleen Dewhurst
George C. Scott
East
Area Men To Serve Scout Council Elects Dr. Philip Hardinger
Dr Philip Hardinger of Freeport was elected president of the U S Grant Council at a meeting at John s United Church of Christ Freeport. Officers include Louis Janke Robert C Cook Norval Allman and Leon ard Raftree. Guests included Leslie Nelson of Boy Scouts of America.
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Philip Hardinger
Freeport
U.S. Grant Council
John’s United Church of Christ
Louis Janke
Monroe
Robert C. Cook
Lancaster
Norval Allman
Galena
Leonard Raftree
Walter Seeman
Michael Cassidy
Edward M. Adam
Lyle Olson
Darlington
Fred Kirkman
National Council
Area
Richard Bahr
H. L. Fenton
John McElhaney
Anthony M. Kuban
Russell Myers
Leon Geiger
Abner
A’ Anderson
New Glarus
Ray Montgomery
Browntown
Glen Bookman
Louis
Charles Boebel
Richard Brainard
Marvin Burt
Russell Carter
Wilbur Deininger
Wilbur Eckstein
W. C. Elvey
Clifford Fiene
Victor Fishburn
E. F. Freymiller
Lloyd Giesel
Alan Goodmiller
LaVerne Guler
James Leitl
Louis Mensenkamp
L. M. Gunlach
Eric Gustafson
Not Yet Announced Dates Comment on Event Timeline
The article notes that dates related to the event have not yet been announced, leaving the schedule pending. No specific day or month is provided, and officials have not released a timetable or deadlines.
Belgian castle fire kills nineteen vacationers
In Liege Belgium a fire engulfed Wegimont a holiday castle destroying the 18th Century structure. Police reported nineteen dead with two victims jumping from windows in panic as flames spread from the kitchens to wood paneling shortly after midnight.
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Liege
Belgium
Wegimont
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Monticello
Platteville State College
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U. S
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