Nationalists Warn War Peking's Aim
In Formosa editorials aligned with Kuomintang leaders denounce U S efforts to engage Communist China as appeasement. Chiang Kai-shek faces U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk in Taipei with calls to support anti-Communist resistance and views on destroying mainland nuclear installations.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Rusk
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United States
Asia
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Shin Sheng Daily News
Grant Bridge Bill Resurfaces On House Calendar
Louisiana House revived a bill creating a tollbridge authority for Ward 1 Grant Parish and then moved to place it on the calendar again as deputies jeered. Rep. W. K. Brown urged amendments while Rep. Robert Munson noted a bond sale clause tied to highest bidder terms.
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Beautification of Highways Bill Gets Amendment
Baton Rouge reports that a Senate passed amendment to the Louisiana Highway Beautification bills arrives in the House. The twin measures aim to control billboards within 660 feet of rights of way on Interstate and primary highways and require junkyards to be screened. Billboards and junkyards slated for relocation would be moved at state expense. Sen. George Ray Lee warns that failure to pass would jeopardize about 18 million dollars in federal funds.
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UPI
Louisiana
House
Senate
Lady Bird Johnson
George Ray Lee
Alexandria
Pearce Salary Increase Bill Reaches Governor Desk
The bill lifting state Agriculture Commissioner Dave Pearce’s pay from 14850 to 18700 cleared the Senate 35 to 3 and is now on the governor’s desk. Senator J C Gilbert of Sicily Island opposed, arguing the raise should be in the state budget rather than a special appropriations bill.
New Concert Hall Designs Offer Floor or Ceiling Seating
UCLA physicists propose flexible concert halls where orchestras can be placed near the floor or near the ceiling to suit different music types. The study outlines adaptable acoustics and seating arrangements for future venues in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
University of California At Los Angeles
Appropriations On Senate Floor In Louisiana 1965
The Senate Finance Committee advanced a 1.057 billion general appropriations bill for 1966 67 and debated adding 4.998 million for school lunchroom and janitorial staff. The bill grew from 1.047 to 1.052 billion before the latest Senate addition. Administrators argued for targeted funding while opponents favored broader statewide pay rises.
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Assumption Parish
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Senate Finance Committee
Louisiana
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
Adcock
Second Term Bill Proposal Voted Down In House
In Baton Rouge the Louisiana House rejected Rep Morley Hudsons bid to test a second term for governors with a conditional measure. The 83 to 9 vote defeated a joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment allowing the duly elected governor serving the 1966 legislature to be eligible for one additional term as his own successor.
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Louisiana
House Judiciary Committee
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