Senate Eyes Path to House Education Aid Bill
The Senate leadership aims to push the House passed 1.3 billion school aid measure to President Johnson next week barring delays from Southern opponents and voting rights debates. Mansfield anticipates committee action next Tuesday and a possible floor vote in three days, while Ervin seeks court test provisions that could affect parochial school funding. The package would grant 1.06 billion for local districts, 100 million for supplemental services, and 100 million for textbooks and materials.
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Mike Mansfield
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
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Aneune
Sam J. Ervin Jr
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Ervin
Senate House Conference Committee
House
Trout Season Hint and Tax Aid Weekend
When trout season opens Saturday Henry Lowry is seen with fishing gear as a reminder that the Internal Revenue Office at 113 W. Boscawen St. will be open tomorrow to assist with income tax returns.
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Internal Revenue Office
W. Boscawen St
Randy Johnson to appear on Ranger Hat Birthday Party
Randy Johnson the four-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Ackley Johnson of Bers eyville will appear on Channel 9 in the Ranger Hat Birthday Party Saturday morning at nine o clock.
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Ackley Johnson
Berseyville
Channel 9
Bank of Clarke County Bandits Loot Boyce Branch
At 12 56 p m two armed men robbed the Boyce branch of the Bank of Clarke County, forcing two female tellers to fill bags. A white woman and three white men were arrested ten minutes later after troopers stopped a blue and white Rambler wagon on a dirt road. the amount stolen was not disclosed.
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Bank of
Clarke County
R. L. Bruce
Nonaligned Nations Appeal for Vietnamese Peace Talks
Representatives from 16 nonaligned governments meet with Secretary of State Rusk to urge unconditional peace negotiations in Vietnam. U S officials say North Vietnam shows no sign of abandoning the South Viet Nam struggle amid air strikes and calls for withdrawal persist from Chou Enlai. The Belgrade drafted appeal will be delivered at the State Department by Afghan, Ethiopian, Ghana, and Yugoslav ambassadors.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
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William Warbey
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Warbey
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Ethiopia
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Soviet Union
Broad Voting Bill Faces Broadening Pressures
Washington report notes pressures from both supporters and opponents to expand the voting rights bill. Key changes target southern states and areas with literacy tests, calling for federal registrars and easier path to exemptions, as Katzenbach and lawmakers push a less discriminatory approach.
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Safe Driver Without License on Buckley Road
Libertyville deputies halted 85 year old Frank Hoyer on Buckley Road and charged him with no driver’s license after he admitted not having a license for a decade. He drove a 1914 Model T at about 20 mph and produced a 1961 safe driver certificate from an insurer.
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Frank Hoyer
Buckley Road
Libertyville
Hoyer
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Frank Wrobel
Hoyeer
Tyou
American Helicopters Hit. 316th Soldier Killed in Viet Nam Action
An American helicopter was shot down 20 miles west of Saigon with the 316th Army soldier killed in combat since December 1961. A second helicopter, unloading Vietnamese rangers, returned to base after its door gunner was hit. In Viet An fighting near Da Nang, three crewmen died, 15 wounded, and four helicopters were shot down. Police arrested a Viet Cong bomber after bombing the U.S. Embassy in Saigon.
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Proposed School Budget Shows County Funds Up
Frederick County School Superintendent Robert E. Ayler presented a proposed 1965 66 budget of 2 355 850 to the Board of Supervisors. The total is 156 230 less than the current year while the county share rises 205 260. The plan includes 420 000 for a new 20 room elementary school and a 127 000 salary increase for teachers and hires for the new junior high. No bus replacements are planned and the junior high opens in September.
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Frederick County
Robert E. Ayler
Board of Supervisors
Ayler
Nonaligned leaders send Viet Nam peace plea to Kosygin
A message from government chiefs of several nonaligned countries was delivered to Soviet Premier Kosygin. Tass did not reveal content or signatures. The statement likely reflects the Belegrade conference declaration drafted in mid March calling for peace talks with no strings attached and has 16 signatories.
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Moscow
Viet Nam
Alexei N. Kosygin
Tass
Belegrade
Yugoslavia
News of the Old Dominion feature debuts on page 22
The Star introduces a regular Monday through Friday item devoted exclusively to Virginia news on page 22. The feature titled News of the Old Dominion highlights local events and topics of interest to readers across the state.
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Old Dominion
News of
Virginia
the Star
Western Europe observes April Fools hoaxes across BBC and capitals
The BBC staged a smell transmission hoax with a London University professor, prompting sniff reports. Sweden allegedly warned water cuts via leaflets, and Copenhagen Reuters notes a Danish bill to paint dogs white for night safety, amid unclear origins of the tradition.
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London
Europe
British Broadcasting Corporation
Copenhagen
Politken
Encyclopediat Britannica
Dynamite Bomb Threats Rally Racial Tension In Alabama
A Birmingham area bombing spree targets Negro homes amid racial strife with dynamite planted at homes including Mayor Boutwell and council member Nina Miglionico. One home was shattered. others were disarmed. No arrests yet.
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Birmingham
Camden
Ala
Alabama
Albert Boutwell
Nina Miglionico
Weymouth
16Th Street Baptist Church
Weather Outlook for Virginia Warmer Days Ahead
A high pressure ridge from a Canadian center and a low pressure center near Town will keep Virginia fair and warmer over the next two days. Sediment from the regional weather setup suggests continued pleasant conditions with rising temperatures.
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Richmond
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