Price Heads Ethics Unit In House
Washington AP The House ethics committee was formed with Rep. Melvin Price of Illinois as chair. The Republican side is led by Rep. Charles A Halleck of Indiana and Rep. Leslie C Arends of Illinois with several other Republicans and Democrats named as members. The panel will set standards of conduct for House members, officers and employees and propose enforcement methods.
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Washington
House
Melvin Price
Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Leslie C. Arends
Olin E. Teague
Texas
Joe L. Evins
Tennessee
Watkins M. Abbitt
Virginia
Wayne Aspinall
Colorado
Edna Kelly
New York
Jackson
Adam Clayton’ Powell
On This Day In History April 28 1967 highlights
United Press International notes April 28 1967 as a date with events from 1942 wartime measures to 1965 U S Marine deployments in the Dominican Republic. It mentions Lionel Barrymore born in 1878 and a Johnson poverty relief proposal. The moon phase and visible planets are listed.
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Mars
Venus
Tinster
Lionel Barrymore
U.S
Atlantic
Japan
United States
Johnson
Congress
Appalachia
Dominican Republic
Clifton Park Sewing Classes Schedule Details
A second series of basic sewing lessons will be held at the National Commercial Bank and Trust Co in Clifton Park on May 9 18 23 and June 6. The meetings start at 730 p.m. and end at 930 p.m. It is sponsored by the Saratoga County Home Economics Division.
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National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Clifton Park
Saratoga ‘County Home Economics Division
College Aid Increase for Ex GI Bill Recipients
Albany report notes Governor Rockefeller signed a measure boosting veteran college aid under the GI Bill with higher scholar incentive payments. The act, effective July 1 1967, expands education funds and adds sewing and garment construction training under county home economics programs. Registration via County Home Economics Headquarters in Saratoga Springs is required.
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Albany
UPI
Rockefeller
Sara Shea
Veterans
Rene
Church St
Saratoga Springs
Veterans to receive federal education benefits for living costs
Veterans who served in the armed forces become eligible for a monthly cash payment from the federal government while attending college or training. The amount varies by program and dependents. A state law change allows veterans to use most federal benefits to cover living expenses.
Nonprotest March Set In Cincinnati
In Avondale Cincinnati, about 1000 children will march in observance of Law Day in a nonprotest event. Organizer Roger Tilford, a Negro teacher at Adams Junior High, says the march aims to foster trust between youths and police and to reaffirm law and order among the community. The first march to the District 4 police station drew praise from civic leaders for its impact and community spirit.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati
Avondale
District 4
Roger Tilford
Adh
North Side
Tilford
U S Troop Financing Accord Reached in London
U S Britain and West Germany clinched a plan to finance the cost of U S troops in West Germany totaling about 700 million dollars annually. Britain and the United States also outlined a dual-basing program to withdraw tens of thousands of troops and keep forces ready for NATO in an emergency. The agreement, pending final wording, was described as progress after months of negotiations.
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John J. McCloy
Guiee ‘Thomson
Britain
Georg Duckwitz
West Germany
7Th Army
West
Germany
United States
France
Greece
Solon
I Council
London
NATO
Brussels
Belgium
Recorder Concert Set for Sunday at Troy JCC
Gerald Cohen directs the 16 member Troy Jewish Community Center Recorder Consort in an informal Sunday recital at 3 p.m. The program includes Would I Were the Fern Ozark Mountain Tune Adir Hu Beauty of Earth Two American Folk Songs and The British Grenadiers.
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Troy Jewish Community Center Recorder Consort
Gerald Cohen
Grenadiers
Powell Seated Congressman seeks appeals ruling
Attorneys for Adam Clayton Powell urged the U S Circuit Court of Appeals to accept jurisdiction and review the constitutionality of Congress unseating him. They pressed for speedy action for Powell s 400 000 New York constituents, noting his seniority as vital. The three judge panel adjourned after hearings and took the matter under advisement, with no immediate decision given.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Congress
New York
Powell
U.S
David L. Bazelon
Harold Leventhal
Warren E. Burger
Iraq and Kuwait Renew Border Dispute Claims
Beiru Lebanon AP report says Iraq and Kuwait again clash over border claims and access to waterways plus possible island transfer. Reports claim troop movements and high level talks, with Kuwait seeking British Hawker Hunter jets and Baghdad reporting a meeting between President Aref and the Kuwaiti ambassador.
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Beiru
Lebanon
Iraq
Kuwait
Wabbab Jae Bubiyan
Persian Gulf
Kuwaiti Council ‘of Ministers
National Security Council
Baghdad
Abdel Rahman Aref
Mohammed Ahmed el Hamd
Girl Bride-To-Be Overcomes Polio To Wed Navy Academy
Suzan Louise Smith, a polio survivor who spent years paralyzed and confined to a board, prepares to marry Douglas J. Harper at the U S Navy Academy chapel. She endured multiple surgeries, learned to walk with braces, and now sews her gown and maintains hope for motherhood while using a wheelchair and occasional steps.
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Annapolis
Suzan Louise Smith
U.S. Navy Academy
Douglas J. Harper
Academy
Suzan
Edward Block
National Football League
Baltimore Colts
GI Tourist Trade Surges In Malaysia Reveals Spending
American servicemen on rest and recreation in Malaysia have spent over 666000 dollars monthly. Since the first group arrived a year ago, more than 6700 servicemen have visited for five days each, signaling a sizable tourism impact for the country.
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Kula Lumpur
Malaysia
Vietnam
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Michael J. McGraw
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Pearl St
Steuben
Patrick J. Tuffy
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ambulance Service Corp
Troy
Mary Jo Hickey
Frances McCarthy
Thomas ‘Wheatley
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Federal
Grand Streets
Grand Street
Troy Parking Authority
Poestenkill
Frank E. Wittman
Earl E. Miller
Kenneth Davis
Edward Showers
Boylan’s
Graim Welt
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