Johnson pushes milk subsidies fight and health plan
President Johnson sent Congress a broad health and education package to feed hungry children, aid the elderly, and fund hospital modernization. He insisted on funding cuts for subsidized school milk and proposed a five year grant program to improve health services, with emphasis on nutrition and access to care for all.
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Draft laws study urged by 30 Republican congressmen
Thirty Republican lawmakers urged a thorough congressional study of U S draft laws asserting the Viet Nam manpower search is neither equitable nor efficient. They cited inefficiency and red tape at Selective Service headquarters, unclear draft priorities, and questions about deferments for college students.
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American woman to aid orphans in Congo mission
Ella Haller of Detroit plans to return to the Congo with her 36 year old daughter Geneva Grace and Congolese twin sons to rebuild an orphanage rescued twice by government troops amid rebel danger. They travel under World Wide Missions sponsorship, with 26 barrels of clothing and funds already raised. Her family previously fled from Kwilu Province in January as rebels intensified fighting.
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Todays Chuckle: Wife Fast Thaw Jokes Spark Laughs
A humor item: a man laments his wife’s cooking log claiming she is the fastest thaw in the East, turning domestic kitchen pace into a lighthearted regional joke for readers.
Viet Nam money bill faces vote in Congress
Washington reports President Johnson's 9.46 billion Viet Nam funding bill expected to pass in the House under Speaker McCormack and Senate leadership led by Mike Mansfield. Both leaders predicted broad support after a White House meeting, urging quick action on military defense authorization before week’s end.
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Russians claim Venus 3 lands on Venus with coat of arms
Venus 3, a Soviet unmanned spacecraft, allegedly landed on Venus about 35 million miles from Earth, planting the Soviet coat of arms and marking a milestone in space conquest. Western officials questioned sterilization and potential contamination, while U.S. and allied observers noted mixed results and ongoing space race tensions.
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Daughter-in-law Charged in Hatchet Attack in DeWitt
Sheriff reports a hatchet attack on Mrs. Ann Ames at Meyers Road DeWitt. Ames in very critical condition at Memorial Hospital. A warrant was issued for Shirley Whyte, 34, of Meyers Road, suspected of second degree assault. Police say the incident may have occurred last night with the attacker fleeing.
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Police disperse angry workers in Miami union clash
At a downtown Miami construction site 400 workers, from Local 487 of the International Union of Operating Engineers, were dispersed by armed police after a street brawl between rival unions left six men hospitalized and 14 arrested. No IBEW Local 9499 members joined the clash as leaders met privately with the police chief to defuse the dispute.
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March Weather Summary With Snow Flurries
Colder weather and scattered flurries recede as March arrives with Rainfall below normal for February. Tonight drops to the upper 20s then climbs to about 40 tomorrow. Expect partly sunny conditions tomorrow with light west winds easing. February temperatures ran about 1.2 degrees below normal and rainfall was 2.9 inches, under the 3.13 inch average.
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