Aid to Egypt Could Resume Surplus Food Shipments
The Johnson administration may announce resumption of surplus food shipments to the United Arab Republic before June end. The State Department urges completing the last phase of a $500 million agreement expiring June 30, with about $37.5 million of surplus wheat left to deliver.
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House of Representatives
Abdel Gamal Nasser Rashly
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White House
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Middle East
Open returns to St Louis Bellerive for 65th National Open
The 65th National Open will be held at Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis starting Thursday. Robert Trent Jones redesigned the five year old course to test distance and rough, with Jack Nicklaus predicting a five over par 285 may win. Only 31 players, including defending champion Ken Venturi, gain entry. 119 must qualify. first prize is 17000 dollars. Spectator limits set at 20000 per day to ensure space. last year 22000 watched the final round at Congressional amid heat.
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Robert Trent Jones
Jack Nicklaus
Sports Illustrated
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Nicklaus
U.S. Golf Association
Ken Venturi
Ben Hogan
USGA
Congressional Country Club
Bethesda
The Eavesdropping Truth We All Share
A reflection on how people, including friends, constantly judge and talk about one another. The piece notes that overheard comments reveal our own insecurities and that judging comes naturally as people compare themselves to others. It warns against shock at others opinions and highlights the reciprocal nature of eavesdropping.
Powell Plans Civil Rights Link to Taft-Hartley Repeal
President Johnson's repeal of Section 14B of the Taft-Hartley Act moves through the House Education and Labor Committee as Reverend Adam Clayton Powell Jr outlines grafting the measure onto a Civil Rights Act provision strengthening anti discrimination. Powell faces mixed committee support with two Democrats voting for repeal and two Republicans crossing party lines on the committee.
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Last Days of 14 B By Buckley Jr and Reid on Labor and Rights
Buckley and Reid argue repeal faces party loyalty and labor union power. They condemn perfunctory hearings and predict Senate filibuster battles over right to work, urging a visible stand for individual liberty amid political pressures. The piece notes past party losses and questions safe seats amid mobilized labor.
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Aged Americans Face Poverty and Policy Gaps
Senate hearings on elderly poverty opened with concerns that most federal efforts favor the young. Senator Smathers urged a retraining job corps for seniors, while the Older Americans Act seeks 17.5 million dollars over two years to fund aging programs. Hospital stays average 7.7 days, half of what they were 25 years ago due to better treatments.
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American Hospital Association
Three Minutes A Day By James Keller
A Moscow couple used a wartime widow’s pension fraud for 22 years. The wife posed as the widow of a hero and collected monthly payments, passing them to her husband who had deserted the Soviet Army in 1944. The piece ends with a spiritual appeal for truth.
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Bible verse reflection on faith bringing peace with God
The text explains that being justified by faith in God’s promises through Jesus Christ brings true peace with God. It emphasizes righteousness before God and implies spiritual harmony arising from faith in Christ’s work.
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Jackson family thanks helpers after barn fire damages livestock
The Jackson family of New Galilee thanks five fire companies Wampum New Galilee Chewton North Beaver and Taylor plus neighbors for stopping a barn fire on June 5 saving their bulk milk tank and enabling cattle to be milking that night. They praise publicity efforts by PTA volunteers and city editor Jack Simon and pledge to work with the newspaper again.
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New Galilee
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North Beaver
Taylor
Jack Simon
PTA
Ernest Crawford
New Castile City Council
City PTA Council Thanks Publicity From The News
The New Castle City Council PTA extends thanks to Editor The News for positive publicity. The organization expresses appreciation for coverage that supports PTA activities and community engagement.
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NEW Castle News
City Pta Council
New Castle
Enthusiasm as the Drive of Achievement and Faith
A devotional meditation on the power of enthusiasm cited from Emerson and Christian figures. The author urges readers to display radial zeal in religion, recalling Jesus, the apostles, and Paul to inspire daily steadfast joy and active service.
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Jesus
Paul
Divorce Waiting Periods and Process in Pennsylvania
A husband and wife may file for divorce immediately if grounds exist except desertion which requires six months’ absence and over two years of separation. Final decree typically takes three and a half to four and a half months, with steps including filing, master appointment, hearing, and awaiting the judge’s final approval.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Wirtz plan on farm labor spurs political backlash
The article lambastes Secretary of Labor Wirtz for a farm labor program using schoolboy athletes to harvest crops in California. It notes 115 degree heat, harvest peaks in August and September, reduced tomato plantings, and rising prices for strawberries, lettuce, and other produce. Governor Pat Brown wavers while Katzenbach overrides immigration limits in Florida amid broader political risk.
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George Murphy
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Wirtz
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Vietnam
Murray's Capitol Hill Show A One Man Battle
The Murray show on Capitol Hill remains a strictly one man effort by Erwin L. Murray of Cameron County as he reads bills at length to press for a constitutional amendment on state legislative reapportionment. Democratic leaders and many colleagues oppose the tactic though Murray insists on broad expression rights beyond committee membership.
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