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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1965
Page
1
Senate leaders craft a tactic to move the 15 billion education bill toward President Johnson as Southern opponents warn of battles over school funding and potential aid to parochial schools and private institutions. The plan seeks 1.05 billion in grants for textbooks and materials and includes services for non public school pupils in support of educationally deprived children.
Senate leaders plan to move on a voting rights measure next Tuesday and aim to avoid stalling tactics as they consider an education bill. Senator Mansfield said passage could occur in three days if Southerners do not delay, with Judiciary Committee work and potential court review considerations shaping the timing. Clarence Frey of Smithsburg, 61, died Wednesday at Washington County Hospital after a four year illness. He was a former Chewsville Elevator City worker and member of local groups. survivors include his wife Mae and several children.
Ray C Bliss took command of the Republican National Committee and urged a broad appeal to all Americans. He said the party should offer a sound, responsible program to citizens regardless of age race income or location and called for unity within the party.
Washington reports President Johnson plans to ask Congress for funding to stage a week long international aerospace exposition. The event would promote American aviation and spare products to government and commercial buyers worldwide. Officials say the expo aims to keep the United States competitive with the Soviet Union Britain and France in aerospace.
AP reports Senator John Williams deplores that the Senate Bobby Baker inquiry did not address the party girl issue. Ellen Matietseh, named in the case, reportedly admitted past membership in East German Communist groups. The investigation into Baker’s wealth while secretary to the Senate’s Democratic majority did not confirm the Evening Star story.
Emmitsburg Md AP Rev Gommar De Pauw leader of a movement opposing liturgical reform says he has been cautioned by a church authority for actions violating church directives. He cites a canceled meeting with Cardinal Shehan plus a statement from Fr George Sulkahy at Mount St Marys Seminary. The piece links the internal dispute to broader stock market talk and ecumenical council impact.
New York traders faced selective strength and heavier turnover as the stock market opened, indicating broad activity with mixed advances and declines among key issues.
AP report details Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis heading 1965 Silver Ribbon award events while Mrs Lyndon B. Johnson will officiate the ceremony opening the $10,000 East Wing garden. Spike Jones barely mentioned as Kennedy health delays attendance. Kennedy remains in Santa Monica after asthma attack. Andre Biddle Duke named new U S ambassador to Spain in Madrid. long protocol tenure noted.
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