Senate ready to pass Viet Nam war funds bill
Senate leaders move toward quick approval of a 13.1 billion dollar appropriation bill to bolster Viet Nam war forces with weapons and manpower. The House already passed 389 to 3. The bill also includes 415 million in economic aid, about 275 million for South Viet Nam.
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Johnson urges broad consumer protection laws reforms
President Johnson asked Congress to pass wide ranging consumer protection laws in lending and packaging and to expand FDA training for officials. He called for truth in lending and truth in packaging, clearer disclosure of credit costs, safer labeling for hazardous substances, child safety measures, and limits on certain medications aimed at children.
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Rev Mouser Dies Close to 60 Years in Ministry
The Rev. E. M. Mouser, 86, of Grayson died early today at Lincoln General Hospital Ruson after a long illness. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Gray son Methodist Church with Revs. Cecil Mims J W Boyd and Edward Haug officiating. Burial in Welcome Home cemetery by Riser and Sons Columbia. Survived by widow Dixie L. Mouser and many children and grandchildren. Born in Arkansas, long resident of north Louisiana with ministerial charges across the region.
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Louisiana
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Lake Charles
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W. C. Stallcup
Shreveport
Hugh Mouser
New York City
Ruth Clark
Joyce Beilke
Germantown
Wisc
U S Expands Air Bases in Thailand for Vietnam War
Hong Kong reports the United States has added air power at Thai bases from which war planes can reach North Vietnam. Bangkok officials claim bases are for training, but airmen on leave describe raids, signaling political sensitivity in Thailand over wartime roles.
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Monroe Ramada Inn complex planned for growth feature
The Monroe Ramada Inn complex at 120 and Louisiana 165, a $1.5 million project, is set to be highlighted in Monroe Magazine as part of the City of Growth. James W. Moore of Monroe and Moody Enterprises of Houston are developing the Monroe unit of the national motel chain.
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World Cup Trophy Stolen From London Hall
The English Football Association orders a replacement World Cup after the Jules Rimet trophy is stolen from Central Hall in London. Police suspect a professional job and fear the cup will be melted down. security notes say the theft occurred during a stamps and sport display as crowds attended a Sunday service.
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Britain
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Soviets Launch Earth Satellite Cosmos 113
The Soviet Union announced the unmanned Cosmos 113 satellite with scientific research intent. Western observers speculated about a possible rendezvous with Cosmos 112, but orbital inclinations and altitudes differ, suggesting separate flight paths for No. 112 and No. 113.
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Spring Arrives With Warmer Temperatures Across Area
Officials confirm the first day of spring with forecast highs of 78 to 82 degrees and overnight lows of 58 to 64. In the Twin Cities, Sunday reached 79 with a low near 58 this morning.
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Britain resumes arms sales to India and Pakistan
London announces return to normal arms exports to India and Pakistan after both sides pull back to Aug 5 1965 positions. The move follows U S consultation and does not affect the U S aid program to India.
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Seven U S Airmen Die in Arctic Crash in Norway
A U S Air Force C130 Hercules based at Forbes AFB Kansas crashed on Kolfjellet Coal Mountain on Senja island Norway during a NATO winter exercise. All seven airmen aboard were killed as the aircraft approached Bardu Evreux France Italy mission.
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Today's Chuckle
A lighthearted quip about trying again after a failed dive into the sky shows a playful take on persistence with a wink at sky diving. The joke echoes a casual tone suitable for a daily humor column.
Viet Reds Shoot Down U. S. Planes Over Viet Nam
AP reports six U.S. aircraft losses in widening air operations as two fliers are killed and two are missing. Ground fighting near Hue and Quang Ngai City sees Marines kill 46 Viet Cong in Texas and 34 in Oregon, with light casualties. Saigon marks 20th anniversary of SAC with B52 strikes into the D Zone. government forces claim 225+ Viet Cong killed, including 100 at Vo Xu as they resist recapture attempts.
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Minimum Wage Bill Advances in House Labor Committee
The House Labor Committee approved a bill to raise the minimum wage from 1.25 to 1.60 an hour and extend coverage to about seven million more workers. The measure now goes to a full House vote next month with a revision to include 500,000 to 700,000 blue collar federal workers not covered by Civil Service.
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House
Unidentified Flying Object Reported Near Ann Arbor
An object described as football shaped with blinking lights drew a crowd of 40 to 60 as it landed in a swamp northwest of Ann Arbor. Police and deputies chased the object after witnesses including officers saw lights and a formation of several craft disappear into the night.
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Crisis May Force Softer Peking Foreign Policy
Senate hearings depict China facing a deep foreign policy crisis. Columbia professor Zagoria and George Washington University’s Hinton warn of internal divisions and potential mellowing after Mao’s death, tied to U S containment policy and past Soviet lessons. Fulbright urges UN admission talks with Beijing.
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United States
Families urged to send servicemen addresses for newsletter
The Morning World and News-Star invite families of servicemen overseas to submit mailing addresses so their loved ones can receive the local Newslet ter. The submission form appears on page 2A of today’s News-Star.
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