British TV Apologizes over JFK jokes in Hope mail
A London television company apologized to Star viewers for jokes by Bob Hope about the Kennedy family. The jokes were recorded before Kennedy's infant son's death and aired after vetting by ATV executives. Senate Labor Committee approved two bills to expand the Manpower Training Act to fund youth training and literacy programs, with the federal share rising and Negro youths seen as primary beneficiaries.
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War Declared on Unemployment by Alita Trade Schools
Alita Trade Schools in Compton celebrates its first anniversary by declaring war on unemployment. The school offers retraining programs in auto mechanics, painting, upholstery, and related trades authorized by the California Department of Education. Accessible morning, afternoon, and evening classes with budget-friendly tuition and free counseling through Vocational Rehabilitation.
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Space Center Bats Down 18000 Flagpole Plan
Houston area politics clash as the nation’s manned space center abandons an 18000 flagpole project. Rep Bob Casey voices opposition to an ostentatious stainless steel flagpole with a gold ball, noting officials dropped specifications and opting for a simpler display. Casey, a Houston resident, remains outspoken on expense and style.
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Trade Pact Signed Between Tanganyika and Russia
Tanganyika will export agricultural products to Russia in exchange for machinery under a trade agreement signed in Dar es Salaam on Wednesday. Government officials said the pact aims to boost bilateral trade and supply needed equipment.
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Dutch Airline to Make Two Diplomatic Trips to Havana
Washington officials said KLM will conduct two diplomatic trips to Havana this month but Havana reports claim no plans to resume regular Cuba service.
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House to Begin Debate on Aid and Death of Kennedy
The House Rules Committee backed a go ahead for a foreign aid bill amid discussion of a $4.5 billion authorization. The measure limits future foreign aid and sets initial funding at about $4.1 billion with additional allocations to follow. Kennedy, a former editor, died at his home at 39.
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