House Moves to Probe Federal Research Budget
The House Rules Committee plans a broad inquiry into all federally supported research programs as it assesses a $14.9 billion research and development budget for the new fiscal year. Despite calls to trim costs, early reductions total about $3.1 billion, with Senate actions likely restoring much of the cuts.
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Lucius Clay
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Otto Passman
Legislator Retirement Costs Questioned In Louisiana
A 1963 Louisiana retirement law shows liberal benefits for young legislators. An example notes a 16 year service member retiring in May 1964 at 43 with a pension exceeding his total contributions to date, totaling over $103,000 over life expectancy. Officials urge cost analysis and revision before wider adoption.
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Henderson to lead probe on reverse discrimination in federal jobs
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee assigns Rep. David N. Henderson to head a wide ranging inquiry into reverse discrimination in federal hiring and promotions. The investigation will examine whether blacks are favored over whites, potential merit concerns, and policies across agencies including the CSC, with possible trips to Dallas and other cities, and a cautious, long term approach.
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Bible Digest Mercy and Mercyful High Priest Hebrews Verse
The passage reflects on Jesus as our sympathetic high priest who understands human frailty. It cites Hebrews 4 15 and emphasizes Christ’s continual mercy, quoting God s promise that His ear is not heavy and His arm not shortened to save.
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Ran dall Committee tax and election shifts stir national mood
The Rand dall Committee proposes big raises for top federal officials sparking mixed public response while Congress debates amounts. Senate contests loom with Democratic losses possible. Kefauver and Kerr faces uncertain fates. Washington prepares for a large 150000 march amid civil rights demonstrations. Landis tax trouble prompts tighter vetting for appointees as Kennedy seeks reform. Scranton eyed as possible Goldwater running mate. Romney faces challenge in Michigan politics.
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Almanac Births and Milestones for August 17
Almanac for Saturday August 17 1963 notes include notable birthdays such as Davy Crockett born 1786 and historical milestones like New York’s capital move to Philadelphia in 1790 the Clermont Hudson River voyage in 1807 and Galveston hurricane toll in 1915 plus Lou Gehrig's 1308th consecutive game in 1933 and a Dickens quote about appearances.
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Cantave’s Haitian Aim and US Role in Caribbean Instability
The piece reflects on General Leon Cantave, a Haitian figure in exile opposing the Duvalier dictatorship. It contrasts his pragmatic, left‑of‑center liberalism with US ambivalence, noting Haiti’s political and economic woes, including corrupt control of the bank and a shopkeeper strike. The writer questions why the United States would not support Cantave while suggesting CIA involvement.
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Sleep talker and medical queries to Dr Steincrohn
A 14 year old writes about talking in her sleep and asks if it’s worrisome. Remarks note comfort from the doctor’s nonchalant response. Other letters discuss chills with night sweats at 81, a 78 year old with double hernia, and fertility concerns with medical steps.
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Senator Soaper Proposes Disneyland to UN admission
The article riffs on a senator suggesting Disneyland be admitted to the United Nations if Russia expands its satellite nations. It notes a municipal speed trap raising more money than the city museum. It also mentions a Western embezzler avoiding debts and facing federal un American activity charges. Major league pitchers seem improved this year, with debate over the enlarged strike zone and feared exploding scoreboards.
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Monroe Morning World Foremost Daily Paper History
The Monroe Morning World is an independent newspaper published every morning by News Star World Publishing Corporation. It lists staff including Robert Ewing Jr chairman William H Bronson president and Jack Campbell general manager. It notes Associated Press affiliation and offices in major cities.
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