Antisegregation Amendment Sparks House School Aid Debate
Washington AP report on a 206-189 House vote to authorize 1.3 million dollars in federal grants over four years for public school construction while an antisegregation amendment would bar funds to schools defying integration orders. The measure, opposed by many Southern lawmakers, awaits Senate action as House rules settle a potential compromise.
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Washington
Senate
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Frank Thompson Jr
Senate House
House Rules Committee
NYC President Sees Only Two Major Rail Systems In Future
Alfred Perlman, head of New York Central, told stockholders the combined Central with Pennsylvania could yield a two-system future, with Western railroads led by his line and another by Pennsylvania. He noted ongoing talks among Penn, B&O, and C&O to form a broader network and commented that revival of Central-Penn merger talks could occur if not, a two-system future may emerge.
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Albany
N.Y
Central
New York
Soc
Pane Pany
Loteratabe Commerce
Pennsylvania
Martha Elizabeth Stout
Hagerstown
Jthree
Perlman
University of Marylauea
Hing Shore
Stauffer
Norfolk & Western
Med
Hci
Virginian
Pearl Honer
York Central
Usad Journal of Medicine
B&o
C&o
2 Stock Exchange
Alpha Omega Alpha, i
Seeing Eye dog aids local student and policy talk
The meeting at Hotel Alexander featured Conrad Dudley and his seeing eye dog Heidi as guests. Rev Roy C Snyder welcomed attendees from Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church as discussions centered on farm policy, price supports, and agriculture progress under government controls. Kenneth Scott of the USDA spoke on the impact of federal programs, inflation, and the Lions Club collaboration with Guiding Eyes for the Blind, Inc. Yorktown Heights.
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Roy C. Snyder
Pas
Zion Evangelical
Conrad Dudley
USDA
Heidi
Alexander
Lions
Ameri
Can Agriculture
Kenneth £. Scott
United Cainly
States Department of Agricul
Prin
Birth Rate Still Lags For Washington County
The Maryland State Department of Health reports only 131 births in Washington County last month, below the 150 monthly average from recent years. Two infant deaths were reported for Washington County in April. Beradine V. Tresler filed for divorce from Frank Tresler Jr. in Circuit Court.
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Washington County
Maryland State Department of Health
Beradine
Tresler
Frank 4. Tresler Jr
U S Scientists Confident They Can Put Man Into Space
A symposium at Brooks Air Force Base with 350 scientists examined mental effects of spaceflight. Dr James G Miller warned overload could impair processing and performance, while simulations showed hallucinations and fear in isolation. Experts stress weightlessness and isolation pose risks to astronauts.
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U.S
Space
James G. Miller
University Off Michigan Mental Health Research Institute
Antonio
Tex
Air Force School of Aviation Medicine
Brooks Air Force Base
Driver Innocent Of Manslaughter Involving Smith Girl
Norman L Koontz of Pope Avenue was acquitted of manslaughter charges after a fatal accident in Smithsburg. State police and spoke of stress and travel demands. The 9 year old victim, Christine Smith, was struck on Robinwood Drive near her home on Saturday May 14. The driver faced questions about recklessness and medical inquiries from authorities.
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Sou Abs Pear
Louis Hershberger
Iin
Smithsburg
Mortimer H. Applerweig
Koontz
University of Montreal
Canlayto
Ada
ani-Christine Smith
Robinwood Drive
Sat Koontz
Smith Girl
Returning U S Navy man to arrive June 1 in States
Returning U. and Navy serviceman Charles A. Clugstos Tl will come home June 1 after 18 months in the Azores. He will take 30 days leave at 320 Valley Road before reporting to a helicopter squadron at Jakehurst New Jersey. He is a North High School graduate class of 1957 and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Cligston.
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Charles A. Clugstos Tl
U. & Navy
States
Azores
Valley Road
Jakehurst
N. J
North High, Cies
Charles A. Cligston
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