Senate Debates Foreign Aid Bill Stalls Over Cuts
Senate debate on the foreign aid authorization bill stretches into a seventh day as Mansfield aims to keep the chamber in session. The measure would authorize 3.24 billion dollars annually for two years, with a termination plan and a commission to shape a new fiscal framework. Amendments seek deeper cuts and country-by-country reductions, with actions affecting Indonesia, the United Arab Republic, and Latin America through the OAS.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Fréd R. Harris
D-Okla
Indonesia
United Arab Republic
Organization of American States
OAS
U.S
Latin America
Crash Victim In Good Condition
Mrs. Jean T. Stevenson 35 of 6840 St Andrews Place remains in good condition at St Josephs Hospital after a two car collision on Oracle Road. Patrolmen reported her entering the highway from Orange Grove Road when rear ended by Robert Arthur Hagen 21 of 205 E River Rd. Hagen refused treatment for a knee injury while a passenger from each car was treated and released.
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Jean T. Stevenson
St. Andrew’s Place
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Oracle Road
Arizona Highway
Ethiopian envoy resigns to seek asylum in U S
Berhanau Dinke, longtime Ethiopian ambassador to the United States, resigns to lead a struggle for freedom from Emperor Haile Selassie and asks the United States for political asylum. He will stay with friends in Washington and continues efforts to organize the Council of Citizens.
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Washington
UPI
Ethiopia
United States
Berhanau Dinke
Haile Selassie
Dinke
Council of Citizens
Drake
Selassie
Prison Diploma Ceremony Highlights Unusual Graduates
At Terminal Island federal prison a group of seven women and five men received high school diplomas. The class included a bank robber, a con man, a thief, a narcotics peddler and a forger. After the ceremony, graduates and audience returned to their cells.
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Terminal Island
Calif
UPI
Federal Prison
Turpin On Politics: Arizona Federation of Mexican Americans
Citizen writer Turpin reports on the Arizona Federation of Mexican American Organizations and its leaders led by John R. Martinez of Arizona State University. He notes Mexican American lawmakers in the Arizona Legislature helped organize the group and that fund raising is being promoted, sparking concern among some politicians about potential political influence.
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Arizona Federation of
John R. Martinez
Arizona State University
Tucson
Arizona
Tony Carrillo
D-Pima
Leonard Calderone
Dmaricopa
Calderone
Jennie Morates
Federation
Etta Mae Hutcheson
Ma Hutcheson
Carrillo
Pete Rubi
Board of Supervisors
Dowager Duchess of Northumberland Dies in Alnwick
In Alnwick England the dowager Duchess of Northumberland died Sunday at her home. She was 78 and the youngest daughter of the seventh Duke of Richmond and Gordon. Anglo Democrats fret over a Mexican up rising in politics.
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Alnwick
England
Duchess of Northumberland
Duke of Richmond and
Gordon
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