Senate Opens Debate on Appalachia Aid Bill
Senate leaders face extended work on a water pollution measure as debate continues on Appalachia aid. Sponsors Randolph and Cooper expect amendments and votes Monday, with Pat McNamara proposing regional development commissions. The water-pollution bill, passed 68 to 8, would fund sewage treatment, an 80 million dollar research program, and stronger antipollution enforcement. House action to follow, with Blatnik pushing for expedited consideration.
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Mike Mansfield
Randolph
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John S. Cooper
Pat McNamara
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Public Works Committee
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Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
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South Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tensnessee
Virginia
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Crochet Doilies and Needlecraft Catalog Offer
An old catalog ad advertises STAR-bright crochet doilies and a pattern set with prices. It urges sending name and address to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star for patterns and mailing options, plus offers 1965 Needlecraft Catalog with free patterns and various craft books for sale.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
Tegant
New
Farmers Livestock Market Catalog January Hog and Cattle Prices
Market listing details hogs veal lambs and slaughter cattle with weight ranges and price brackets. Includes feeders stock cattle calves yearling categories and varying grades from choice to utility across multiple weights and classes.
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Choice & Eaeenn
Choice & Prime Heavy
Choice & Prime Light
Cutter & Utility
Reapportionment Challenge Set for March 10 in Virginia
A three judge federal court will hear challenges to Virginia’s recent legislative reapportionment on March 10 in Alexandria. Plaintiffs including Richmond Negroes and Henrico County supervisors allege dilution of black voting influence under a floater plan and seek a five to three delegate split favoring Richmond. The suit cites the 14th and 15th Amendments and names Judge Albert V. Bryan along with Judges Walter E. Hoffman and Oren R. Lewis.
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Virginia Genral’ Assembly
Henrico
Alexandria
Albert V. Bryan
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Walter E. Hoffman
Oren R. Lewis
General Assembly
Fumes Reported From Mt Redoubt East Side Fissure
Anchorage Alaska AP Sulphur fumes rise from a fissure high on the east side of Mt Redoubt about 100 miles southwest of Anchorage pilot Oscar Underhill said he spotted the fumes while flying over the mountain The U S Geological Survey office noted Mt Redoubt last smoked in 1933 and that a 1902 eruption sent ash across Lake Clark to the Skwentna Valley over 100 miles away.
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Anchorage, Alaska
Mt. Re
Anchorage
Oscar Underhill
Northern Consolidated Airlines
U.S. Geological
Lake Clark
Skwentna Valley
Ministers oppose West Virginia sweepstakes measure
A delegation of 36 ministers and church officials vowed to fight a proposed sweepstakes bill before the West Virginia Legislature. They urged churches statewide to urge their representatives to oppose the measure and let voters decide next year on the constitutional amendment. Mohammed claimed descent from Ishmael, son of Abraham and Hagar.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Trapped Boy Freed After Tree Rescue Near Roanoke
Eight year old Edward Artutis wedged in a hollow tree nine feet high refused to remove his jeans as rescuers labored for about an hour. Neighbors and fire crews cut a new hole and used a leather belt to pull him free. He thanked the rescuers as spectators watched.
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Roanoke
Edward Artutis
Linda Artutis
John Chitwood
Arrest Leads To Recovery of Stolen Stocks
Miami Beach police recovered negotiable stocks valued at about $650,000 to $1 million from a hotel room after arresting a 29 year old man who tried to cash a check. The suspect identified himself as Stephen Tene and admitted the stocks were stolen from a New York office.
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Miami Beach
Fla
New York
Stephen Tene
FBI
Cy Ghickie
Lte le
Minuteman 2 Missile Posts Fifth Successful Test Flight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP America's newest strategic missile Minuteman 2 completed its fifth successful test flight. One warhead was launched from an underground silo and hit a target area about 4 000 miles southeast of Cape Kennedy marking a significant short range test.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
America
Cape Kennedy
FHA Announces Long Term Nonfarm Enterprise Loans
The Farmers Home Administration in Frederick Virginia Headley outlines long term loans up to 2500 dollars for small family businesses to raise rural family earnings. Loans at 4.25 percent repayable in 15 years support nonfarm ventures and farm improvement projects under the Economic Opportunity Act.
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FHA
David Headley
Farmers Home Administration
Frederick, Clarke
Warren
Loudoun
Page
Headley
East Jackson St
Front Royal
Teenagers conduct eight hour New Year call in Louisville
Wanda Shepherd fourteen and Eddie Terry fifteen began chatting at eight in the evening on December 31 and ended at four in the morning on New Year’s Day. They discussed Greek mythology food fads and the Civil War during their eight hour talkathon.
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Louisville
Wanda Shepherd
Eddie Terry
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