Rough Road Predicted For Effort To Splice Aid
AP surveyed 27 member Senate Appropriations Committee on reversing the House ban blocking shipment of 34 million dollars in wheat, tobacco and vegetable oils to Cairo. Only two would back reversal. four support the House move. three are inclined to. Majority remain silent. Johnson administration faces uphill battle to undo House action amid Nasser remarks and Israel tensions.
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Nasser
United Arab Republic
Johnson
Senate
Associated Press
Senate Appropriations Committee
Washington
Mike Mansefield
Montana
Cairo
UAR
Gamal Abdel Nasser
State Department
America
Israel
Dean Rusk
Rusk
A. S
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Gale W. McGee
Wyoming
Monroney
McGee
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Norris Coteton
R-N.h
Gordon Allott
Rcole
Roman L. Hruska
Robert C. Byrd
Dew.va
Clifford P. Case
Ren
Labor clash ties up Cape Kennedy space project
Cape Kennedy AP A union jurisdiction dispute halts 44 projects and $192 million in top priority space work. More than 3700 workers stayed off the job amid 21 hours of fruitless mediation over the Merritt Island Moonport project where NASA plans a lunar program. The quarrel centers on a 1963 contract to build two giant crawlers by Marion Power and Shovel Co. and who should perform the assembly work.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Merritt Island
Moonport
United States
NASA
Universal Marion Power and Shovel Co
Marion
Ohio
Union Steelworkers
Cape Kennedy
Honor To Williams Named Outstanding Young Man Of Plains
E. Morgan Williams son of Mr and Mrs Albert Williams of 116 W 10th Plains Kansas was named the outstanding young man for 1964 and received the Distinguished Service Award by the Plains Junior Chamber of Commerce. He is 25, married to Lynda Angell, with two children. Williams is general manager of The Plains Equity Exchange and Cooperative Union, operates in Plains and Kismet. He has degrees from Ottawa High School 1957 Ottawa University 1961 and Kansas University 1962. He holds many civic roles including Meade County Republican Central Committee chairman Lions Club third vice president Jaycees community projects, Boy Scout leader choir director BEF chairman at Baptist Church district vice president of the Kansas Cooperative Council and member of multiple associations.
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E. Morgan Williams
Albert Williams
W. 10Th
Plains
Kan
Plains Junior Chamber of Commerce
Williams
Lynda Angell
Plains Equity Exchange and Cooperative Union
Kismet
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Woodrow Wilson
Kansas University
Phi Beta Kappa
Meade County
Republican Central Committee
Lions Club
Jaycees
Boy Scout
The
Baptist Church
Meade County Youth For Christ
Kansas Cooperative Council
Agricultural History Society
American Farm Economic Association
American Economic Association
Burial Held For Unknown Seaman Of Lost Freighter
In Anchorage, an unknown sailor from the freighter San Patrick, which ran aground near Utak Island in the Aleutians with 32 men aboard, was buried in Anchorage City Cemetery after efforts to identify the drowned man failed. One body had been recovered previously, with burial delayed pending identification.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Rocky Utak Island
Aleutian
Ike Joins Throngs Paying Respects To Churchill
Eisenhower stood in silence before Churchill’s bier at Westminster Hall eight minutes as crowds swelled to around 240000. An official U S delegation attended. 142 sailors will tow the coffin to St Paul’s for a service, with burial at Bladon. Weather and security shaped the solemn day with royal and world leaders arriving for the funeral.
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Ike
Churchill
Eisenhower
Winston
George VI
Westminster Hall
London
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
Sir Winston
Bladon
Blenheim Castle
Goodby
Westminster
Churchill Rale
Britain
U.S
Dean Rusk
Earl Warren
David Bruce
W. Averell Harriman
Churcheill
North Sea
Royal Air Force
Olav
Noreway
Frederik
Denmark
Constantine
Greece
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Baudouin
Juliana
Netherlands
Feneral
US Claims New Power
The United States says it has developed more powerful nuclear bombs and long range missiles. The AEC reported continued underground testing under the limited test ban treaty while signaling readiness to resume atmospheric tests within two months if the Soviet Union abrogates the ban.
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Washington
United States
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Soviet Union
Special Group To Study AF Scandal
A five member committee chosen by Secretary Zuckert will review all policies at the Air Force Academy after a cheating scandal led to 65 cadet resignations and potential more as investigations proceed. The panel, led by Gen. Thomas White, will probe basic causes of honor code breaches amid reports of up to 300 resignations and 100 implicated cadets.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckeert
Zuckert
Washington
Thomas D. White
Dean Hardy Dillard
University of Virginia
Robert L. Stearns
University of Colorado
Charles B. Thornton
Litton Industries
Joseph J. Nazzaro
Strategic Air Command
Zuckeer
Footeball
Ministers vow to oppose West Virginia sweepstakes measure
A 36 member delegation of ministers and church officials urged churches statewide to lobby against a proposed constitutional amendment creating a state sweepstakes. They asked voters to decide next year on the issue and to write their legislators in opposition.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
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Kansas
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Nevada
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