Urban Mass Transportation Bill Debated in House
Congress debated HR 3881 proposing a federal urban mass transit program. The speaker warned of constitutional and fiscal risks, noting most transit operators are private and funded by federal aid, and opposed the bill as drafted.
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HOUSE
America
House of Representatives
D.C
Congress
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Housing & Home Finance Agency
Prasram
Archbishop Ramsay Urges Understanding Over Shock Toward Dress
The archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Michael Ramsay, 59, urged Christians to respond with understanding rather than shock to topless or unconventional dress among youth. He said church members should accept changing fashions as a fact while seeking deeper comprehension.
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Associated Press
Durham
England
Canterbury
Michael Ramsay
Indian leader on mend after heart attack five days later
Informants report the 59 year old Indian leader is waking in bed signing documents and making urgent decisions while holding consultations with government officials.
Lime Kiln Church Services and Local Visits
Lime Kiln Methodist Church to hold Sunday evening services at seven. Local visits include Franklin Beachley and family from Broad Run with Hoffmeister, Eugene Beachley and family from Frederick at the Smith home, Virginia Spring of Virginia with John Green, and visitors Carter and Ella Fisher with Earl Mossburg and Rev H Edward Fisher Jr. at Feagaville and Frederick. Charles Smith hospitalized at Frederick Memorial Hospital after heart attack.
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Eugene Beachley
Frederick
Charles Smith
Virginia Spring
Virginia
John Green
Mr. Carter
Ella Fisher
Earl Mossburg
Washington, D.C
H. Edward Fisher Jr
New Midway
Carl H. Shores
Henry Baugher
Oliver McKenzie
Feagaville
Carl D Shores
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Falls Church
Community visitors gather from Frederick and Rockville
George Compher and family and Mrs. John Green visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. William Spring of Rockville and Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh and family of Frederick. Additional guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Shores and son of Rocky Springs and Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Shores of Frederick at the Henry Baugher home on Friday. Bernard Shores and son Davy and Charles Jewel and wife of Frederick visited Clarence Jewel Sunday. The Lime Kiln Buckeystown M Y F will meet the last Sunday each month.
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George Compher
John Green
William Spring
Rockville
James Walsh
Frederick
George Shores
Rocky Springs
Carl D. Shores
Henry Baugher
Bernard Shores
Davy
Charles Jewel
Clarence Jewel
M.Y.F
Lime Kiln
Buckeystown
President Johnson Extends Taxes Before Expiry
Washington AP reports President Johnson approved an extension of several excise taxes on Tuesday just hours before they were set to expire, ensuring continued federal revenue. The move came amid briefings and political maneuvering in Washington.
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New Delhi
Lal Bahadur l
Shastri
Associated Press Washington
News From Washington, Washington
Johnson
Gov
Space program funding reaches $5.2 billion compromise
A Senate-House conference committee reached a joint accord to authorize over $5.2 billion to continue the space program including the man to the moon effort. The bargain keeps $331 million of the Senate’s add on to the House starting fiscal year funding, pending final approvals by both chambers.
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Taylor to Saigon as U S Ambassador to South Viet Nam
General Maxwell D Taylor, newly named U S ambassador to South Vietnam, plans a Saturday night departure for Saigon. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved his nomination, with Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon opposing. Funds for housing to be provided by a later appropriation.
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Maxwell D ‘Iaylor
U.S
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wayne Morse
Ore
Taylor
Signatures Filed To Put Equal Accommodations Law To Referendum
Maryland petitions totaling about 42,000 names were filed to place the 1964 equal accommodations law on the November ballot. The Maryland Petition Committee submitted 19,333 names for the first cutoff, exceeding the 11,540 required by June 1 and well above the 23,080 needed to trigger a vote.
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Annapolis
Maryland
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