All Hope Lost For School Aid
Washington AP Democratic leaders of the House Education Committee abandon federal aid to schools this year. They drop the concept from Kennedy's education bill, citing opposition and floor-fight risk. The panel votes to keep a broad omnibus bill focused on existing programs and reforms rather to fund general school aid.
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Minuteman Chief Denies Missile Has Hit A Snag
Brig. Gen. Lane Phillips, director of the Minuteman program, denies reports of a snag in the intercontinental missile effort. He asserts tests show the solid fuel missile meets range and payload goals, highlighting U.S. defense aims and past progress despite public speculation.
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Governor Draws Praise and Criticism on Sweepstakes
An exclusive interview at Air Force Ballistic Systems Division HQ covers New Hampshire sweepstakes, state politics, and speculation about missile range tests. Officials discuss legality, accuracy of reports, and the balance between research data and publicity in assessing intercontinental weapons programs.
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Norton Air Force
San Bernardino
Norton Air Force Base
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Air Force Ballistic Systems Devision
Phil
Gordon
Glover
Minuteman Pro- Concord
New Hampshire
John Fouchei
Louisia W. King
New Hamp
Eni
Shive
Wwe
Dirksen Warns Of War Threat
Senate leaders warned of Middle East escalation as Israel's security faced Arab pressure. Dirksen called the region exclusive and dangerous while Javits urged a collective defense with Britain France and Western nations. Humphrey pressed arms embargoes and UN peacekeeping, warning drift risks nuclear war.
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Erksen
Israel
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R-N-Y.i
U.S
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Britain
France
Sen. Humbert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
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Soviet Union
Egypt
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Mumphrey
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Clifford P. Case
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Delta Queen Wins Steamboat Duel on Ohio River
The Delta Queen from Cincinnati opens a steamboat race on the Ohio River, leaving the Belle of Louisville behind after a three minute gap at the Kentucky Derby festival race. Thousands gather as the upriver duel renews history, and the winner takes a gilded pair of deer antlers to count on the pilot house. LAB Wirephoto.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Leiter
Senate panel approves minimum wage hike in North Carolina
RALEIGH AP Senate committee approves a bill to raise the state minimum wage from 75 cents to 85 cents effective January 1 1964 and increase it to one dollar a year later.
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Senate
Senate Higher Education Committee
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Pitt
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New Hampshire to use sweepstakes as fiscal experiment
Governor King signs a sweepstakes bill allowing a combined lottery and horse race to fund state schools. Proponents call it a legitimate fiscal experiment backed by a majority, while church leaders in New England oppose it as fiscally irresponsible. Justice Department lawyers allegedly endorse proper regulation as legality.
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Iam Park
King
New England
Wartley T. Grarlid
New Hampshire Council of Churches
Massachusetts
Francis E. Kelly
Kelly
John H. Reed
Maine
Gav. King
New Hampshire
Bens
Joseph A. Millimet
Justice Department
Mother Abducted and Shot in Virginia Escape Try
Mrs. Eddie Craddock of Spray North Carolina was abducted by a man about 20 in Henry County Virginia and shot three times as she tried to flee. Two motorists found her bleeding along a rural road and she underwent 34 hours of surgery at Martinsville General Hospital in critical condition. the abductee released her daughter and a playmate unharmed near the North Carolina side church.
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North Carolina
Eddie F. Craddock
Spray
N.C
Henry County
Abrs. Craddock
Virginia
Henry i County
Apparely
Aviatrix Flies Solo To Hawaii
Betty Miller a 37 year old house wife from Santa Monica California completed a solo flight from California to Hawaii in a twin engine Piper Apache. She said she landed with only one hours fuel remaining and noted she should have had three hours left but was not worried. She greeted well wishers with the question How's the ground feel.
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Betty Millar
California
Hawaii
Santa Monica
Calif
Miller
School Bus Bill Killed by House Education Committee
North Carolina House Education Committee killed a bill to prevent school bus overloading. An amendment limiting the bill to Gaston County was defeated. Rep. Roger Kiser questioned constitutionality while Rep. Steve Dolley defended the measure. Rep. Ashley Murphy moved for an unfavorable report.
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North Carolina
Steve Dolley
Gaston
Gaston Comunty
Roger Kiser
Scotland County
Kiser
Dolley
Tam
Ashley Murphy
Peeder
Howell Girls Serve Pages At State Legislative Building
Pam and Bek Howell, daughters of Tirami Mrs. Dew Herel of 100 Pat evira, work at the State Legislative Building. Pam attends Abbey High School. Bek is a 2 student at Grier Junior High School.
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Pam
Bek Howell
Tirami
Dew Herel
Peniet Abbey
Bek
Grier Juelor Iigy
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