Direct Federal Aid to Students Draws Opposition
A Carnegie report proposing direct federal aid to students faces opposition from the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges. Critics argue aid should go to the schools to lower costs for students, while some educators see potential merit with caveats on funding and administration.
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Pay gaps eyed as $20,000 rise for senators urged
A nine member Commission headed by Frederick R. Kappel recommended a $20,000 pay increase for senators and congressmen to $50,000 a year and a $25,000 raise for Cabinet members to $60,000. Chief Justice would rise to $67,500 and other Supreme Court justices to $65,000. President Johnson may accept all or part of the plan with budget implications due by January 18.
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Widow fails to block sale of Papa Hemingway bio
The New York state Court of Appeals dismissed Mary Hemingway's suit to block A. E. Hotchner's biography Papa Hemingway. The court ruled that conversations can be reported within limits unless the speaker restricts disclosure. The 1966 Random House book relies on tape recordings and notes from Hotchner.
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Massacre at Devil's Hole Park in 1763 on Niagara frontier
The small Devil's Hole State Park in New York became the scene of a 1763 massacre of British wagon trains. The raid was intended to avenge the loss of the French portage business from Lake Ontario to Lake Erie.
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Nixon Cabinet Members Face Pay Cuts on Washington Move
Most Nixon appointees will take pay cuts when moving to Washington. Several come from high earning fields like banking and law, with Nixon himself earning far more. A White House panel suggested raising Cabinet salaries to 60,000 to ease the financial impact.
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Boundary realignment ends long Mexico United States feud
A dynamite blast on the Santa Fe International Bridge near El Paso diverted the Rio Grande through a new concrete channel completing the transfer of 437 acres to Mexico. The new boundary between El Paso and Juarez honors Adolfo Lopez Mateos and President Kennedy, resolving a flood era dispute dating to 1852.
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Peyton Place Fans Seek ABC Reprieve Amid Ratings Slump
Hollywood AP The soap Peyton Place faces critical doubt as Laugh-In dominates Monday nights. ABC sources say the series is canceled with plans to air one episode weekly from February, sparking protests from devoted fans nationwide.
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Hemmings to Direct Galway Film in Ireland
British actor David Hemmings says his ongoing Alfred the Great project in Ireland will likely be his last star role for a while. He notes he has made five films since Blow Up and worries about doing too much.
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