Debt Hike Delays Loom in Treasury Fight
Treasury faces Senate deadline to raise the debt ceiling as lawmakers debate a temporary cap of 336 billion and a possible move to 358 billion. The plan aims to avert a fiscal year start crisis and secure presidential signature amid broader budget actions.
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Tary
Treasury
Henry H. Fowlere
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Zgnomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dra Corps
Ched Bbill
Cial cl
Fun Ste
Tead c
TROIT
Queenie
William H. Swank
Anywhville
Mr. Ytion
Swank
Humane Society
Swanks
Five youths receive life terms for Georgia church robbery rape
In Griffin Georgia five youths pleaded guilty to four counts of robbery and one count of rape and kidnapping in a Pleasant Grove Methodist Church incident. They received five life sentences to run concurrently plus seven year terms for kidnapping. The group from Griffin area, except one who had moved, robbed the church during worship taking about 75 dollars and held two 18 year old Black girls.
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Griffin, Ga
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Griffin
R. W. Sutton
Sutton
Italy sees high tension after land mine casualties in Alto Adige Tyrol
AP reports land mine incidents in the Alto Adige Tyrol region kill Italian soldiers and injure others amid unrest. The area, with German speakers seeking union with Austria, faces heightened security as authorities investigate the blast and related tensions.
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Muzano
Italy
Nia
Alto Adige
Tyrol
Anatha Igton
Air War Debate Probes North Vietnam Strategy and Targets
Discussion splits on how far to press air strikes in North Vietnam as experts weigh effects on South Vietnamese supplies. Some favor slowing or targeting different points, while Joint Chiefs oppose easing. Haiphong harbor remains spared. Thai Nguyen mill and several MIG fields show repeated raids with uncertain gains.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
North Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
South Vietnam
U. S
Thai Nguyen
Hanoi
Kosygin Leaves for Cuba After U S Visit
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin departed from Kennedy Airport in Dyushin 18 on a flight to Cuba after a nine day stay in the United States. He met with President Johnson and discussed Vietnam and the Middle East before leaving for Cuba.
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New York
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Cuba
Johnson
United Nations General Assembly
Kennedy Airport
Kosygin
Caribbean
Moscow
Paris
Cupid Waits On No Girl
The Population Reference Bureau estimates 800000 young women must shift from traditional husband hunting due to a marriage gap. With 3.6 million girls aged 19 to 20 but only 2.8 million men aged 21 to 22, options include dating men closer in age, delaying marriage, or pursuing a career to gain fulfillment.
Nugent Debuts as Grandchild of President
Austin report on Patrick Lyndon Nugent birth and first public photograph of Lyndon Johnson’s grandson. The infant, six days old, is held by an unidentified nurse while Luci Nugent and Patrick J. Nugent prepare to bring him home from Seton Hospital. A White House photographer released the official image taken at three days old.
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Austin, Tex
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Petrick J. Nugent
Lyndon Johnson
Lyn
Luci Johnson Nugent
Seton Hospital
White House
Luci
Patrick J. Nugent
Mary Gfeller
Washington, D.C
South Viet Paratroopers Score Big Against Enemy
South Vietnamese paratroopers and South Korean marines led ground fighting in Vietnam on Sunday and reported 148 enemy killed. The operations focused on major incursions and defensive actions to disrupt insurgent positions.
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Saigon
Vietnam
17Th Parallel
U. S
Dinh Tuong
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Central Highlands
173Rd
Rapid
Appreciation Letter Highlights Four Year Circulation Rise
Mrs Martha P Mitchell librarian at Thomasville Public Library praises City Manager George D Adkins in a letter noting four year circulation growth. May 1963 circulation reached 3236 for one month, reflecting ongoing library use.
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George D. Adkins
Martha P. Mitchell
Thomasville Public Library
Five Georgia inmates still at large after prison camp escape
Gwinnett County prison camp escape leaves five fugitives, including James Frix 19 of Marietta and Roger Walker 21 of Atlanta, at large as searches intensify with dogs and multiple agencies. Victim Louis Venable 29 of Jefferson, Dwight Pitchford 31 of Dahlonega, and Charles Wilson 24 of Gainesville have been recaptured. Venable, tied to a car chase, is serving 10 years for masterminding an auto theft ring.
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W. G. Howard
Oglethorpe County
Louis Venable
Jefferson
Dwight Pitchford
Dah-lonega
Charles Wilson
Gainesville
Venable
Clarke County
James Frix
Marietta
Jerry Elrod
Lithia Springs
Walter Gregory
Doraville
Doyle McDonald
Roger Walker
Atlanta
Terrorists Blast Aden Oil Tanks In Harbor Attack
A terrorist attack struck three large oil tanks in Aden harbor, destroying about 40 000 tons of oil. No fire occurred as a Mobil Oil Co spokesman said efforts to stop the flow were hampered by valve damage. The incident is linked to regional tensions and secession movements.
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Aden
Mobil of Oil Co
South Arabia
Ain
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