Pacts Signed Show Harmony U S Canada Leaders End Talks
Washington and Ottawa finish two days of talks with the signing of a U S Canadian pact implementing the Columbia River Treaty and a second accord creating an international park at Campobello Island Pearson and Johnson hosted a White House signing ceremony The agreements include Canada receiving about 300 million for downstream power and U S food control benefits from reservoirs The other pact sets up an international Roosevelt Campobello park in Canada Atlanta law adds a dog abandonment misdemeanor in a bill approved by the House Special Judiciary Committee
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Johnson
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
U.S
Pacific Northwest
White House
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pearson
Ottawa
de Gaulle
Paris
France
Thousands Continue To Visit Grave
Thousands visit the Arlington slope where John F Kennedy lies buried as the nation recalls his assassination two months ago. Worshippers pray and leave flowers while others stand in reflection beside the eternal flame and fresh evergreen boughs. Military caps and a small bouquet mark the scene at the grave as spring weather melts snow.
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John F. Kennedy
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Special Forces
Johnson Unveils 97.9 Billion Budget in 1965
President Johnson's proposed 97.9 billion dollar budget pleases both economists and spenders in Congress. Conservatives cite spending cuts to back tax relief while liberals applaud anti poverty and urban programs. Reactions mix with warnings of continued deficit and debt growth as tax cuts loom.
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UPD
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
John F. Kennedy
Relay 2 Circles Earth As Echo 2 Planned
A new U S communications satellite Relay 2 circled the earth and may be joined by Echo 2 Friday as scientists test world wide radio television and telephone coverage. Relay 2 launched from Cape Kennedy atop a Delta rocket and beamed test signals from Mojave and Nutley before first intercontinental television broadcasts. Echo 2, to launch Friday from Vandenberg, will expand to 185 feet diameter and marks a joint U S Soviet experiment bouncing signals off its skin.
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Fla
U.S
Relay 2
Mojave
Calif
Vandenberg Air Force Base
United States
Russia
RCA
Johnson proposal would fund both parochial and public schools
Washington AP report notes President Johnson plans federal aid for public and parochial schools in poverty areas as part of the war on poverty. Support hinges on parochial participation. Protestant and Jewish groups fear church-state separation issues while Catholic educators weigh endorsement.
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Apt
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Committee Also Balks At Sessions
The aviation committee refused to sponsor a resolution to initiate joint airport talks. Chairman Alvin Staffeld pressed for a vote to back a study inviting Outagamie County to join in a feasibility survey, but Sup. E. G. Steinhilber opposed moving ahead.
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Aviation Committee
Alvin Staffeld
Third Ward
Neenah
Staffeld
E. G . Steinhilber
12Th Ward
Oshkosh
Outagamie County
Steinhilber
Secret ages of aging widow emerge in Portugal
A widow named Maria Lemos from Cavernaes in Viseu, Portugal, was officially recorded as 102 at her death. Further information revealed she was actually 108 years old, exposing a long guarded family secret.
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Portugal
UPI
Maria Lemos
Cavernaes
Deep Snow Warnings Hit Western Mountains and Snow Across States
Heavy snow warnings spread across western mountains with up to a foot forecast in Utah. Montana and Nevada face blowing snow and drifts as Ely reports over 6 inches. West Yellowstone has 34 inches on the ground, while Squaw Valley sees three feet of new snow amid California storms. Record January highs and widespread moisture affect California to Montana, with mudslides, floods, and scarce warmth elsewhere. A bus crash in California injured 23 as drivers tried to avoid a collision.
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K C Official Plea Rebuffed by County Board
Winnebago County supervisors voted 27 to 23 to not move toward joint airport talks with Outagamie County for now. Kimlbery-Clark executive Roger Baird urged a definite commitment to study feasibility, but the majority shielded the plan, deferring action to March 17 and effectively closing the door to a joint airport study.
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Traffic toll rises to 53 in 1963 Wisconsin toll
The Associated Press reports the 1963 Wisconsin highway toll climbed to 53 with the death of Madison man Hw. Ray Geffen, 70, struck by a car while crossing a street near his home after shopping. Police say he had just bought cigarettes and was walking home.
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Kennedy in Jakarta to resume Malaysia talks
U S Kennedy arrives in Jakarta for final rounds with Sukarno on Malaysia dispute. Aimed at a summit with Sukarno, Malaysian PM Rahman, and Philippine president Marcos, with a truce sought on border tensions in Borneo. Kennedy had just left Kuala Lumpur and hinted a major announcement within 24 hours.
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Malaya
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Sarawak
Vote on Move for Joint Airport Parleys in Oshkosh and Neenah
A fragmented list of wards, towns, and names shows a vote on tabling a joint airport parleys measure. Voters across Oshkosh Neenah and surrounding wards are noted, with numerous ward designations and district representatives mentioned as absent or present in the push for or against tabling.
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Sith
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Preity
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Nehim
Shurbert
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