House Proposes Action To Call Up 60 000 Men
Washington AP The House Armed Services Committee weighs legislation to authorize the President to call to active duty about 60 000 Reservists and National Guardsmen not currently attached to units. The plan aims to counter Senate moves. committee leaders criticize the Senate amendment as poorly conceived. The measure, drafted by Rep Hebert, would mandate active duty for nonattached Reservists and Guardsmen who have not reached 24 months of active service, described as a reserve forces bill of rights.
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Agreement Ends Racial Conflicts In Chicago Area
A civil rights march into Cicero in the Chicago area was deferred after a conference announced an agreement on open housing. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr spoke on behalf of the conferees saying the pause shows good faith.
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Five killed in New Haven by jilted suitor
A 26 year old man armed with a carbine and a 32 caliber pistol killed five people and wounded two at the home of his girlfriend's mother in New Haven. He used the names Arthur Davis and Willie Davis, fled the scene, and was captured after a 45 mile chase in New Jersey near Trenton. Police found two loaded weapons in the car. He faces capture by New Haven detectives and authorities plan to bring him to New Jersey for custody.
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County Forecast Sees Fair Weather Through Saturday
Fair weather expected for the county through Saturday with southerly winds of 15 to 20 mph. Overnight lows in the 60s. Saturday highs reaching the low 90s.
De Gaulle Cancels Speech as Police Clash With Crowds in Djibouti
In Djibouti, French security forces battled angry crowds using clubs tear gas and concussion grenades in a public square. Visiting President Charles de Gaulle canceled a planned speech and later spoke to Somali officials about possible independence through democratic means.
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Saturn Flight Thrills Probable Apollo Pilots
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP three Apollo moonship pilots Grissom White Chaffee expect to fly on Apollo 1. The trio spoke after watching Saturn I launch an unmanned Apollo craft on a three quarters suborbital test, a milestone in the moon program.
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State Refuses Hike In Budgets For 288 287
Topeka state school budget review board rejected appeals from Unified School Districts 288 Central Heights and 287 West Franklin to exceed last year’s operating expenses per pupil by more than four percent. Officials said unification costs typically arise the year after districts unify, with 30,000 and 39,000 dollar requests denied for 1965 66 budgets respectively. The board comprises the State Superintendent, Budget Director, and State Controller.
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Modern Animal Care Facility Opens With New Corral
Dr W H Hay unveils a $40,000 veterinary facility featuring a four pen large animal corral with a hub and protective swinging gate, adjustable rails, a surgery room, a clipping and bathing area with shake down compartment, 22 stainless steel dog and cat cages, and separate climate controlled pens for exercise. Open house set for Sunday from 1 to 5 pm inviting public tours of the new building and its humane care features. The clinic recently moved in about a month ago and treated a dog whose foot was nearly severed by a hay mower, with successful sewing and hopeful healing.
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Kansas State University
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