Johnson's First 100 Days Mark Peaks and Struggles
AP reports President Johnson closes his first 100 days amid triumphs with Congress and setbacks abroad. He faced an executive flu, kept travel plans secret, and balanced Vietnam pressures with his legislative push while maintaining energy at the Texas ranch.
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Power Shifts In Congress Follow National Trends
Southerners in Congress hold more power positions now than during Truman’s era yet their real clout on civil rights is dented by the 1954 Supreme Court decision and the 1964 GOP losses. In 1950 Southern Democrats chaired 6 of 16 Senate committees, now 10 of 16, with similar rises in the House, though their ability to block civil rights has weakened.
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James Marlow
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Ilinois
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Senate extends disaster loan program for flood tornados
Washington AP reports a Senate banking subcommittee approved a bill to extend disaster loan terms for flood and tornado areas from 20 to 30 years. The measure would allow five year suspensions of disaster loan interest and payments in cases of extreme hardship.
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Senate
Small Business Administration
Williamsburg Area Notes: Local Updates and Moves
Claude A. Shuder Jr. returns to Virginia City after a 10 day visit with family and will serve aboard the USS Independence. Raymond Seaton buys Northside Cafe from Cromwells. moving day set for Saturday. Mrs. George Turrell attends Grand Chapter session in Topeka. Mrs. Bud Duvall receives District Aid appointment for District No. 14 across six chapters.
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Claude A. Shuder Jr
Virginia City
Ottawa Kansas to Improve Apple Lane and Surrounding Streets
Ottawa city officials adopt a resolution ordering Portland cement concrete street improvements on Apple Lane Orchard Drive 16th and 17th Terraces in the Orchard Heights district. The plan covers 28 feet wide roadway with curb drainage and a $72 360.13 estimated cost funded by bonds repaid from assessments on Lots 1 through 47 with city wide interest funded from city funds. The assessment plan uses appraised values and bonds to be issued for up to 21 years at up to 5 percent interest.
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17Th Street Terrace
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Hearing Notice on Appeal for R C Harbison Ottawa KS
Public hearing set for May 10, 1965 at 7 30 P M in City Hall City Commission Room Ottawa Kansas before the Board of Zoning Appeals. Appeal by R C Harbison seeks deviation from rear yard requirements of the Zoning Ordinance to build a single family residence on Lot 19 Country Club Heights South Addition. Owners may speak for or against the permit. E E Haley is chairman.
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Kansas
R. C. Harbison
Country Club Heights
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