Senate Vote Shows Slim Foreign Aid Support
The Senate, 43 to 40, defeated Ellender's bid to scale back Kennedy era foreign aid. Leaders Mansfield and Dirksen had pared the authorization to 3.8 billion, while Morse's 25 million loan-cutting amendment passed 42 to 40 signaling calls for extensive reform next year.
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Senate
Kennedy
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Mansfield
Dirksen
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ellender
Claiborne Pell
D-Ri
Abraham A Ribicoff
Dconn
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Wayne Morse
Dore
Girl Scout Cadet Troop 311 Elects Officers
Ellen Brauchle named scribe and Candace Hillary treasurer at the Girl Scout Cadet Troop 311 meeting in the American Legion hall. Patrol leaders chosen include Elizabeth Stuessy Patrol One Barbara Bauman Patrol Two Debra Whitehead Patrol Three and Laurie Mitchell Patrol Four. Activities planned include flag ceremonies, a rededication, and a lawn raking bee for Monroe residents.
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Ellen Brauchle
Candace Hillary
American Legion Hall
Elizabeth Stuessy
Barbara Bauman
Debra’ Whitehead
Laurie Mitchell
Sandra Hughes
Jan Benkert
Elaine Schwartz
Marcia Connors
Monroe
Ann Wells
Debra Whitehead
Janice Ruda
P. J. Connors
Glenn Schwartz
Victim of Kenosha Holdup Attack Dies
A 60 year old woman identified as Laba of Kenosha died in a local hospital from head injuries suffered in a July 19 assault and robbery. She was found on a city street several blocks from her home with her wallet missing.
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Asovena Wr — Amnony Laba
Kenosha
Laba
Orangeville Social News Roundup From Weekend Visits
A burst of social notes from Orangeville and nearby towns recounts visits, gatherings, and family outings. Friends and relatives from Freeport Lena Rockford Juda Winslow and Stough attach to weekend plans with potlucks birthdays and casual calls across Illinois and Georgia.
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Lyle Rinehart
Orangeville
Joe Schofield
Arthur Kramer
Rock Grove
Gerry Rinehart
Kenosha
Alfred Kramer
Glen Yeoman
Melvin Kramer
Damascus
Stanley Hulbert
Messrs
Mmes
Floyd
Dietmeier
Clifford Scheider
Orland Priewe
Ralph Frant 'Schy
Adam Zweifel
Roy
Wagner
Leo Rackow
Red Oak
Jim
Flannery
Leo Zimmerman
Vera Zimmerman
Alvin Richtemeyer
Lena
Elmer Yeoman
Afolkey
Rockford
Steve Likens
Lester Moss
Freeport
Warren Bennehoff
Bennehoff
Charles Holloway
Albert Hemphill
Suzie Eder
Donald Fryer
Beryl Hemphill
Kurt
Donald Eder
Gordon Sigalus
Ted Kelley
Juda
Jim Holloway
Winslow
Edie Kubly
Stough
Mad World premiere thrills Hollywood crowd
Hollywood opens its first new theater in 35 years with the world premiere of It's a Mad Mad Mad World at the Pacific CinErama. The star-studded event drew many cast members as critics pondered if the frantic comedy delivers laughs.
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Hollywood
Beverly Hilton International Ballroom
Monticello Social Notes From Milwaukee Luncheon
L G Marty attended a Sunday luncheon at the Milwaukee Athletic Club and went to the Packer game as a guest of Marshall Ilsley Bank officials. John Oster funeral drew Jacob Voegels and others to Milwaukee. Kermit en at Madison Veterans Hospital was visited by family.
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L. G. Marty
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Packer
Marshall Ilssey Bank
Jacob Voegels
Milwaukee
John Oster
Norman Rosen
Thomas —Brusveen
Kermiten
Veterans Hospital
Madison
Christ Yaussi
Henry Elmer
Darlington
Levittown Residents Vote To Change Name
In Levittown New Jersey residents approved a name change by 102 votes to Wil lingboro, a shift from the historic name used 1688 to 1959. The referendum passed 3 093 to 2 991 reducing Levittowns to two. William Levitt and sons built the three Levittowns. Dial 325 5101 for an Adtaker.
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Levitlown
New Jersey
Willingboro
Long Island
Pennsylvania
William Levitt
Strike to Halt Brush-fire Wars in Middle East
Secretary McNamara assigns all brush-fire emergency duties in the Middle East Southern Asia and parts of Africa to the Army Air Force Strike Command under Gen. Paul D Adams effective Dec 1 Kennedy approves Navy jurisdiction changes and consolidates tasks from Paris Washington and Ft Monroe. In Wenatchee Robert J Love and Karen K Love apply for a marriage license shortly after.
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Washington
McNamara
Army-Air Force Strike Command
Middle East
Asia
Africa
Kennedy
Navy
Army
Paul D. Adams
Paris
Ft. Monroe
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Edith Engles
Gife. Bolender
R. E. Miller
LaVerne Schramm
Gerald Parriott
Jim Ryan
Robert Monte
Les Krug
Chicago
Vernon Bender
George Sherbondy
Egro
Ocilla
Clarence Davis
John W. Wingate
Gerhard Hanusch
Fritz Leder
Emil Pohler
Broistedt
Germany
Stanley Kramer
Mack Sennett
Lall
Harold Lloyd
Buster Keaton
Mike Todd
John Huston
Sennet
Kramer
Gempeler
New Glarus
The
Eastern Star
Thomas Brusveen
Elizabeth Rolph
Rhonda Richards
University of Wisconsin
Yolanda Richards
Fred Roethlisberger
Bridge Club
Henry J. Elmer
LaVenne
Marilyn
Loveland
Marcus Elmer
Marion
Thomas Brus _veen
Hans
Brusveen
York
N.C. Jensen
Stoughton
Fred Holcomb
Henry Hefty
William
Cuescher
Frederick Tuescher
Trempleau
C. M. Stauffer
Alda Kubly
St. Clare Hospital
Hormel Dairy
HAM
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Leucr
Aurora
Northern Towels
Bove Ste
California
Pascal Celery
U.S
Marsh
Florida
Levittown
Wenatchee, Wash
Robert J. Love
Cashmere
Karen K. Love
Wenatchee
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