Foreign Aid Battle Forecast As Senate Takes Up Matter
The Senate faces a clash with the House over foreign aid. The House backed a one year 3.37 billion program while seeking no termination. Senate leaders favor a two year 3.35 billion-per-year authorization and a plan to end the program in its current form after that period. A conference will reconcile the two bills.
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Senate
Washington
House
Senate House
Fulbright
Wayne Morse
Morse
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Soviets May Have Second Missile Site Near Hanoi
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said there may be a second Soviet installation near Hanoi, North Vietnam, with missile-related equipment. He noted possible additional sites but provided few details, while stating the Dominican threat had been substantially reduced and predicting further U.S. troop withdrawals from Santo Domingo.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Hanoi
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Rusk
Dominican Republic
U.S
Santo Domingo
Johnson
Senators Pass Civil Rights Law
Washington AP reports after five weeks of debate the Senate passed the civil rights bill urged by President Johnson to stop voting rights denials based on race. The measure targets Southern states where literacy tests and other barriers have limited Black voters.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Selma
Ala
House
Judiciary Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Den.c
Deep South
House Judiciary Committee
Negro Teachers Losing Jobs In Desegregation
AP survey shows Negro teachers facing job loss as desegregation ends dual systems across the South. Florida, North Carolina, Virginia report firings or firings feared. North Carolina cites 500 as estimate. Teachers associations and NAACP warn of mass dismissals while officials deny evidence. Senate debates a voting rights bill tied to Selma demonstrations.
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Associated Press
Don McKee
Atlanta
South
Newaro
Gilbert L. Porter
Tallahassee
Fla
Porter
Florida
Texas
Virginia
Arkansas
North Carolina
New York
Jack Greenberg
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Thomas Bailey
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
S. E. Duncan
Salisbury
Duncan
J. Juepert Picott
Virginia Teachers Association
U.S. Office of Education
Winds Batter Four Farms Near Ottawa Kansas
High winds likely from tornadoes struck four miles east of Ottawa on K-68, damaging a single home extensively owned by Frank McMillen and a barn at J C Hunter’s farm while two grain bins, sheds, and fences were displaced on nearby properties. No injuries reported. clocks Bolted at 1 15 am.
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Terry Murphy
Ottawa
Frank McMillen
McMillens
McMillen
Joe Ferns
J. C. Hunter
Hunter
W. E. Perkins
Hunter’s Pasture
Homer Foote
J. G. Lytle
Charles Pierce
Kansas
Eudora
Lawrence
Kan
Vinland
Edgerton
Baldwin
Lee’s Summit
Kansas City
Central Kansas Hit By Twisters
A sequence of tornado funnels damaged Pratt and Smith Center areas with losses at R and R Tank Co. of about 200000, destroying Hangar No. 1 at Pratt Municipal Airport and part of Hangar No. 2. The storm struck Iuka, damaging city hall and Mayor Warren Taylor’s home. Five funnels were seen near Smith Center in a 90 minute window.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas
Pratt
Smith Center
R & R Tank Co
Pratt’s
Sheriff's Office
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
U. S. 54
Iuka
Farmers face nature’s trials. neighbor helps boost recovery
Thanks to neighbors, Frank McMillen received timely support after storm damage. A neighbor suggested he should have been informed sooner, joking that if they had known about the party last night they would have attended.
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Frank McMillen
Three Injured In Separate Wrecks
A child was injured Tuesday after being struck by a car on South Hickory. D Ray Moore, 604 S&S Cherry, was hospitalized then released. Frances Gregg, 50, of 908 S Maple, was the driver. no citation issued. In a second crash at Seventh and Poplar, Beverly Duffield and her infant Audria were hurt in a collision with Ivan Bushong. Duffield suffered a bruised mouth and knee. Audria a facial bruise. Bushong’s 1961 Buick and Duffield’s 1965 Mustang sustained damage. no citations recorded.
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South Hickory
Frances E. Gregg
S. Maple
Hickory
Seventh
Poplar
Beverly Duffield
Audria
Weather County Forecast Mostly cloudy and cooler with showers
Mostly cloudy and cooler with showers and thunderstorms affecting about 40 percent of the area this evening. Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Thursday. High Thursday in the upper 70s. Low tonight 55 to 60. Tuesday high 85, today’s low 61. Record high 96 in 1964, record low 35 in 1940. Precip for the last 24 hours 0.36 inch. Hourly temps shown through the day with readings from 76 to 83 at noon and 65 to 81 in the afternoon. Barometer 29.65.
Tax Benefit Clause Out of Social Security Healthecare Bill
The Senate Finance Committee struck from the House passed Social Security health care measure a provision that would cut income tax benefits for the aged. Current law allows those over 65 to deduct all medical expenses, while others deduct 3 percent of gross income and 1 percent for medicines. The committee, Tuesday, approved Sen. Smathers amendment to remove the section.
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House
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Newsemen
Senate
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
George A. Smathers
Queen Visits Troops During German Tour
Queen Elizabeth II took a day off from her tour of German cities to visit troops stationed in West Germany. She began with a stop to Canadian forces at Fort York near Soest, Germany, meeting soldiers and officials.
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Soest
Germany
Elizabeth II
West Germany
Fort York
US to Withdraw 600 Troops From Dominican Area
The United States began pulling 600 of its 21 000 troops from the Dominican Republic as Latin American soldiers join a new peace force under the OAS. About 1 700 Latin American troops will be in the Inter American Force within a week, with an equal number of Americans leaving. Fighting has halted but a political solution remains elusive as junta leaders demand rebel surrender and full control. Bundy and Vance pursue a coalition government plan led by Antonio Guzman, while the junta proposes a provisional legislative council. Bundy met with rebel Col Francisco Caamano Deno in Santo Domingo.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
United States
Organization of American States
U.S
McGeorge Bundy
Johnson
Washington
OAS Secreetarye
Jose A. Mora
Cyrus Vance
Bundy
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Imbert
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Frank MecMillen
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Bill Moore
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Dominican
Maining
Mora
Antonio Guzman
Juan Bosch
Vance
Col
Francisco Caamano Deno
Honda
Brown
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