Next Year Budget Sets Military Aid Near One Billion
U S officials anticipate a new request for military aid of just over 1 billion dollars, a cut from Kennedy era levels and below this year’s ceiling. The limit will delay modernization of allies such as Korea Greece Turkey and Nationalist China, with impacts on jets and armored equipment. Nine countries account for most aid including South Vietnam Korea Nationalist China India Pakistan Iran Thailand Greece and Turkey, whose armed forces total about 3 million. Koreans and Chinese may be urged to trim forces as a result.
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Congress
John F. Kennedy
Korea
Greece
Turkey
China
Red
Red China
U. S
South Viet Nam
India
Pakistan
Iran
Thailand
United States
Johnson signs Vocational Education Bill to expand funding
President Johnson signed legislation to launch U S vocational education into the automation era authorizing 1.5 billion dollars for expanded school aid student loan funds and continued federal support for crowded schools. The signing occurred during a day that also featured a major conference with national farm organization leaders.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
U.S
High-Rise Zoning Decision Scheduled by City Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission will decide tomorrow on a bid by Warner Jones and Dee Stevenson for B-3 heavy high rise zoning on Broadway east of Columbus Boulevard. If approved, their 11 story building would mark the first high rise outside downtown Tucson, amid heated debate over impact on traffic and nearby property values.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
Warner Jones
Dee Stevenson
Broadway
Columbus Boulevard
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Stevenson
East Side
Edgar Rucker
Nicholas Sakellar
Phoenix
North Central Avenue
North Central
Edward Smotkin
Zoning Commission
Wilmot Road
Jones-Stevenson
Tucson
Miracle Mile Strip
University of Arizona
Arizona Land Title
Pioneer
Florence
Nogales
Smotkin
Tucson Federal Savings & Loan Association
Stone Avenue
Tutson
Train merger sparks protest at ICC hearing
Tucson attorney Robert Daru objects to the Southern Pacific and Rock Island plan to merge the Golden State mail train with a Chicago to Los Angeles service. He says the change lengthens the Chicago Tucson schedule by seven hours, adds a second night on the train, and forces Eastern travelers to wait 12 hours in Chicago, with dozens of stops. The action would endanger daily rail service in Arizona in regions with only one daily train.
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Rock Island
Golden State
Chicago
Los Angeles
Interstate Commerce Commission
Robert Dary
ICC
Washington
Daru
Tucson
New York
Arizona Information
Arizona
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