Goldwater backs aid cuts amid 1964 bid talk
Senator Barry Goldwater urged cutting foreign aid as he spoke to Chicago businessmen about the administration program. He noted Kennedy advised not entering the 1964 race too soon while confirming he has not decided when he will run. He favored military and technical aid but said the nation tires of economic assistance.
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Legislature In Brief Wisconsin considers detergent pollution bill
A Wisconsin legislative committee resumed hearings on a bill to ban non degradable household detergents by 1966 and empower the State Board of Health to set standards. Industry spokesmen argued detergents are not polluting waters and are converting to degradable forms. Senator La Fave criticized the industry’s stance. Gov Reynolds and Lt Gov Olson submitted statements in support. Fidel Castro’s government announced the execution of four CIA agents convicted of infiltrating Cuba.
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Visiting Pastor Wil Speak Here at Mon roe Assembly
Rev. Monroe D. Grams missionary from Bolivia will visit the Mon roe Assembly of God church tomorrow at 8 p.m. He and his wife have directed the La Paz Evangelistic Center and founded Bible training institutes in La Paz and General Pando. Grams has served as Bolivian Assemblies of God superintendent and leads a Spanish radio program.
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North Central Bible College of Minneapolis
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Assemblies of God Church
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Gilman Hanson
Assembly of God Church
Zweifel Home Struck By Car In Orangeville
In Orangeville at the Highway 26 and Main Street corner a car driven by Katherine E. Massion of Freeport struck the Zweifel residence Saturday night. The impact cracked shingles and window frame, loosened joists, and damaged interior plaster. Massion was charged with failure to have her car under control. She said another car turning into a service station startled her, causing a skid.
Education as vital force for free public schooling
A public statement extols free public education as vital to prepare children for future challenges. It emphasizes schools as essential to the American way of life, demands adaptation to a changing world while preserving individual worth, and calls for moral and financial citizen support for educating youth as responsible Americans.
Estes Case Probed as Senate Eyes Report Findings
Washington notes the Senate Investigations subcommittee plans a findings report on Billie Sol Estes and his farm aid contracts. Estes refused to answer questions, while witnesses foresee a split verdict with criticism but no proven political influence. The probe follows recent fraud trials, with Estes appealing outcomes and his once vast financial empire collapsed. Tax cut advocate Ribicoff urges selling the measure as stimulus, criticizing high rates for dampening industry and initiative.
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Estes
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Billie Sol Estes
Texas
USDA
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Two Southern congressmen seek inscription above Supreme Court bench
Rep Robert Ashmore and Rep Howard Smith push a bill to place In God We Trust above the Supreme Court bench despite Chief Justice Earl Warren's opposition. Ashmore cites beauty and symmetry as reasons while Warren reportedly advised the capital's architect against altering existing decor. The measure enjoys backing in Congress, with Smith asserting that the legislative body can decide the issue. Rent the room via Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times.
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Postal Ultimatum Triggers Quit of Savannah Drugstore Subs
Two Savannah brothers quit their postal substation contracts after Post Office Department orders to integrate lunch counters. Clarence Sayers seeks contract cancellation within 300 days. Joseph Sayers had already given up his contract amid a notice of a Negro employee being stationed in his store during Christmas. The item ends with an unrelated note on the groundhog description.
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