House approves 1.2 million in travel and expenses package
The House approved a package adding travel, investigations, and official costs totaling about 1.2 million dollars for members. Included is a 600 dollar annual stationery allowance raising office spending to 2,400 dollars per member, with unused funds payable in cash.
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Rightist smear campaign questioned over JFK critique
The author denounces a Free Enterprise list accusing Kennedy era actions of aiding enemies. It argues the Republican linkage is unfounded and that partisan name calling harms responsible opposition. The piece cites examples and notes Rep. John Rhodes’ committee role while urging disassociation from extremism.
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Fever and Fervor Rule World Series Time
New York aires out World Series impact as entire nation greets the games with fever. Economists dismiss practical effects while office pools grow and politics pauses as fans follow the Yankees and Dodgers.
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Ben Bella Faces Revolt In Algeria After Upholding Unity
Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella warned that a Berber rebel counter revolution threatens national unity and territorial integrity. He sought full powers to quell a week-old insurrection centered in Kabylia while pledging the army will target armed rebels, not civilians. Troops occupied Tizi Ouzou, base of the revolt, signaling possible guerrilla actions toward Michelet.
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Alletta Witbeck Funeral Set in Scottsdale
Funeral services for Mrs. Alletta Letty Witbeck 65 of 8702 E Bonnie Rose will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Burial follows at Greenwood Memorial Park Phoenix. She was born in Wathie Michigan and moved to Scottsdale over a year ago. Surviving are husband Ray H Witbeck Scottsdale son Donald R Witbeck Scottsdale three brothers Angus Beaton Gordon Beaton Melvin Beaton and sister Myrtle Corvill ion, all out of state.
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Letty) Witbeck
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Gordon Beaton
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Myrtle Corvillion
Temperatures Over Nation
United Press International reports 24 hour period ending at 4am with nationwide temperature and precipitation readings. The brief lists conditions across regions and notes notable warm and cool spots, providing a snapshot of recent weather patterns.
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