Senate Passes $3 Billion Foreign Aid Bill With President Credit Guarantee
The Senate approved a $3 billion foreign aid measure authorizing the President to guarantee credits for private commodity sales to Communist nations. The bill, sent to the White House, marks a final push before adjournment with debate limited to four hours and disagreement over timing as Congress weighs action before the new session.
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Jack Miller
Iowa
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D-R.1
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House
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Seven original astronauts cash out motel shares at Cape Colony Inn
Seven NASA and military pioneers sold their stake in the Cape Colony Inn near Cape Kennedy for about 13 500 per astronaut, doubling their investment from roughly 100 000. The sale followed criticism of their commercial venture, with W T Rose as the majority owner. Congress pay raise prospects grow weaker amid election-year caution and disclosure debates.
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Alan B. Shepard, Jr
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Congress
Barry to Reveal 64 Plans Friday
U S Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona will announce Friday whether he seeks the Republican presidential nomination in 1964. The front runner shared his plan in telegrams to supporters, saying he will meet January 3 with Arizona Republican leaders at his Phoenix home to hear his decision.
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Alaska tops pay scale for public school teachers
Alaska shows the highest average pay for public elementary and secondary teachers, according to the National Education Association. The report highlights state-by-state pay comparisons based on observed salary data.
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Alaska
National Education Association
Mrs Clare Williams Weds Carl Shank in Syracuse Ceremony
Mrs Clare B Williams, retiring assistant chairman of the Republican National Committee, married Carl Shank of St Louis this weekend in Syracuse. Williams’ first husband Frank Williams died in 1956, Shank’s wife died in 1961, and the ceremony was led by Dr Donald Wright, a Syracuse University classmate. Williams, former director of women’s activity for the GOP, began as a precinct worker in Syracuse and will remain a Republican national committeewoman based in Florida.
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Clare B Williams
Republican National Committee
Carl Shank
St. Louis
Donald Wright
Williams
Syracuse University
GOP
St. Petersburg
Fila
Johnson Erhard meet yields full agreement and open talks
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard concluded a two day meeting with a claim of full agreement and understanding. They urged continued East West talks to ease tensions and expand prospects for a stable peace while noting no provision for a divided Germany.
West Berlin Seeks Wall Open Past January 5 Deadline
West Berlin deputy mayor Henrich Albertz urged extending the Berlin Wall visit period beyond January 5 amid increasing cross border traffic. Bonn warned against overreaching, while East-West talks intensified as 155,000 residents crossed the Wall for one day holiday visits, pushing total crossings to 412,000 since December 20.
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Kennedy attend private Palm Beach Mass at Kennedy estate
Mrs John F Kennedy attended a private Mass Sunday at the Palm Beach home of Joseph P Kennedy. Richard Cardinal Cushing archbishop of Boston said the Mass.
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Aspirin Mix-Up Delivers 5000 Tablets to County
The Oneida County Division of Highways ordered 500 aspirin bottles for first aid kits and staff use. A supplier error delivered five bags of 5,000 tablets each. Four bags were returned, the fifth opened, leaving the department with 5,000 aspirin.
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Accident Kills Man in Private Investigator’s Quarters
In Rochester an unemployed 45 year old man, Robert Jenkinson, examining a loaded revolver owned by private investigator Richard W. Lawrence, 57, was accidentally shot in the head. Jenkinson had gunpowder on his hands. Lawrence, a former FBI agent, was charged with unlawful possession of two .38 caliber revolvers and lacked permits. Both men lived on the same floor of a rooming house where the shooting occurred.
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Albany bingo operators post record six months profit
The Bingo Control Commission announced a record profit of 8.5 million dollars in New York State for the six months ending September 30. The figure surpassed the prior six month high by 1.2 million, and the number of organizations authorized to conduct bingo rose by 34 to a total of 1,231.
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Fire kills 21 and injures 66 at Hotel Roosevelt Jacksonville
A Sunday blaze at the 12 story Hotel Roosevelt on Adams Street near Main in Jacksonville caused 21 deaths and 66 injuries among Gator Bowl guests. Most victims died from smoke asphyxiation, with several on upper floors. Fire officials blamed no negligence and cited undetermined origin in the Emerald Room.
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Meyer Hotel
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Santiago
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Rockefeller Enters Oregon Presidential Primary May 19
Rockefeller announces entry into the Oregon presidential preference primary next May 15 as part of a broader strategy to win rank and file Republicans. He seeks to bypass GOP leaders, faces lingering fallout from his divorce and remarriage, and remains behind Goldwater Nixon and Lodge in AP polling of county chairs.
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Oregon
Associated Press
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Nelson
New York
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Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
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Goldwater
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Pennsylvania
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Scranton
Erhard Returns To West Berlin Home from Texas talks
Bonn Chancellor Ludwig Erhard returned home and said President Johnson expects new West German proposals to ease Soviet tensions. He did not specify types of proposals. Both leaders agreed to press for easing tensions, noting Berlin as the main issue, especially the holiday arrangement allowing West Berliners brief East Berlin visits.
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Berlin
Nazareth Prepares for Arrival of Pope
Nazareth in Galilee readies for Pope Paul VI as the first pontiff to visit since Peter. The city, largely Arab, hosts about 3,000 Roman Catholics among Greek Orthodox and other Christians. He will spend 75 minutes, saying Mass at the Grotto of the Annunciation before continuing his Israel itinerary.
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Sub Zero Cold Spreads Across North Central U S
Arctic air grips the North Central region driving sub zero temperatures and widespread ice. Snow and sleet hit Texas with six inches at Sweetwater and mix across Waco and the Red River valley. Hazardous driving warned in southern Oklahoma and northwestern Texas while Minnesota and nearby states report sub zero readings.
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