Senator Pell Calls For Stronger Federal Education Support
Rhode Island Senator Pell presses for expanded federal aid to education amid funding gaps. He credits predecessor Wayne Morse for laying groundwork, notes program expirations, and says extension bills and revisions will be his focus. Pell cites a $9 billion authorization for next year vs Nixon budget of about $3 billion in cash.
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Queen Elizabeth II Celebrates Birthday Amid Heat Wave
In London on her 43rd birthday observed officially in June, Queen Elizabeth II rode a horse during Trooping the Color as 515 spectators and 16 hospitalizations occurred due to heat. Guards, diplomats, and crowds watched a scorcher of a ceremony with several fainting guards and bystanders.
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Billy Graham Opens Crusade in Madison Square Garden
In New York AP report Billy Graham packs Madison Square Garden for opening night of a crusade. The evangelist draws a diverse crowd including skeptics and believers, with about 1 0000 conversions after his sermon stating the nation must turn to God or face judgment. He likened modern cities to Babylon and Nineveh and urged repentance and forgiveness through Christ.
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Two Injured In Smashup At Murphy And Hudson
Two people were injured in a Friday night collision at Murphy and Hudson. Annie Lewis 37 1001 West Ada and Drusella Brown 33 504 South Jackson were admitted to Medical Center Hospital with chest and back injuries respectively. Mrs Brown drove a west bound car that collided with John Elvin Munson 30 of Midland who drove the southbound vehicle around 10 30 p m. Total damage was about 2300 dollars.
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Annie Lewis
West Ada
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South Jackson
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Midland
Minister Plans Russian Visit
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Eisaku Sato plans a visit to the Soviet Union next year after informal talks. Kosygin invited him to Moscow. Sato to consider after Washington talks on Okinawa. He would seek the return of four northern islands south of the Kuriles, held since World War II.
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