Housing Bill Clears House Modest Rent Support Plan
The housing bill advances with a modified rent supplement provision for income families in need. It funds 150 million over four years for rent supplements to qualifying families in nonprofit or limited dividend housing, not private landlords, and adds a veteran home loan section. President Johnson calls it a historic step and an incentive for private industry.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Senate Banking Committee
Mange
Housing Administration
Legion Hall tonight to install officers and present life memberships
Installation of officers of the American Legion and presentation of life memberships will be held tonight at the Legion Hall. The ceremony will be followed by a social hour. June rainfall totaled 1.69 inches, well below the 52 year average of 3.83 but higher than the year to date total of 16.96 inches versus the 62 year average of 18.82 percent.
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The
American Legion
Legion Hall
Senate to Activate Watchdog Committee in Ethics Probe
Washington AP reports Senate leaders move to activate a permanent ethics watchdog panel after the Baker investigation. Three senators from each party named. panel to probe improper conduct by senators and staff, with potential disciplinary action. Republicans allege Democratic cover up and incomplete inquiry. Baker resigned in 1963. details involve conflict of interest questions and payoffs tied to a stadium project and Johnson era aides.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Rules ‘Committee
Baker
Teport
Senate
Pickens
S.C
California
Mansfield
Rules Committee
Matthew H. MceCloskey
Ireland
Kennedy-Johnson
District of Columbia
McCloskey
Philadelphia
Don B. Reynolds
GOP
Reynolds
Johnson
Walter Jenkins
Austin, Tex
Jenkins
Morse
House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Compromise Reached On Cigarette Warning
Washington AP reports a congressional compromise on cigarette warning labels. The plan requires a conspicuous label on all packs and cartons reading Caution Cigarette Smoking May Be Hazardous To Your Health. FTC warning advertising timing Sept 1969? No, July 1 1969. Penalties set at 10000 dollars.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Senate House
Senate
House
Richard J Rosenberger Named Lion of the Year
Richard J Rosenberger was named Lion of the Year by Winchester Lions Club at a dinner at Winchester Golf Club. Retiring club president Rosenberger, James H Letterman installed as president. 160 attendees, new officers Kenneth Patton Robert N Taylor. two year terms John R Fisher Joseph Roser Charles A Gorat and Rosenberger. Earl Dickerson installs directors. James L Shumaker presents award. Born in Hayfield son of M Rosenberger and Jeanette Smith Rosenberger. Also notes new phone number and Cherry merchants ad pasted.
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Richard J. Rosenberger
Lion
The
Winchester Lions Club
Rosenberger
James H. Letterman
Winchester Golf Club
Lions Club
Daniel T. Grimes
Kenneth Patton
Robert N. Taylor
John R. Fisher
Joseph w.§.Roser
Charles A. Aorat
Roy Harper
Ashby Stouffer
Earl Dickerson
Minnow
Lions District
James L. Shumaker
Vienna
MR. Rosenberger Was
Hayfield
Is the
Son of
Co. M. Rosenberger and
the Late
Jeanette Smith Rosenberger
Harvest Advertisement for Bing and Queen Anne Cherries
Win Mar Orchards advertises Day Sweet Bing and Queen Ann yellow wax cherries for pick your own at 1.00 per gallon. Located one mile west of the blinking light off Route 11 in Bunker Hill, West Virginia. Contact Wilson Miller at 304 229 4933. September.
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Bing
Queen Ann
Win-Mar Orchards
One Mile
Bunker Mill
W.va
Wilson Miller
Pope May Visit U N General Assembly This Fall
Vatican observer Msgr. Alberto Giovannetti says Pope Paul VI may attend the UN General Assembly session beginning September 21 with a Christmas recess, but timing remains uncertain. In Washington, Attorney General Katzenbach urges quick resolution of constitutional issues if antipoll tax provisions stay in the voting rights bill.
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N.Y
Vatican
United Nations
Pope Paul VI
U.N. General Assembly
Msgr
Alberto Giovannetti
Holy See
General Assembly
Holy Father
Washington
Nicholas Katzenbach
Congress
Katzenbach
Viet Cong raid hits Da Nang air base killing one US
Viet Cong attacked Da Nang air base in a bite and run raid killing one American and destroying three aircraft while damaging three more. U S air and naval strikes hit targets in North Viet Nam as Marines moved into Qui Nhon to bolster security with 400 to 500 sailors and Marines arriving from the 7th Fleet.
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da Nang
Qui Nhon
Cheo Reo
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Navy
North Viet Nam
U.S
7Th Fleet
Republic of Southet Nam
Chu Lai
Dominican landowner eyed as provisional Dominican leader
Dominican sources name Jose Antonio Jimenez an elderly landowner as a possible provisional president to end the 68 day crisis. Both rebel and civilian military factions report talks in Santo Domingo about Jimenez while State Department cautions no clear agreement exists. The OAS seeks a provisional government to steer elections under supervision within six to nine months.
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Washington
Jose Antonio Jimenez
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Jimenez
State Department
Organization of American States
OAS
Abbreviated CROPS Forms Mailed To New Mexico Firms
The New Mexico State Bureau of Revenue mailed 46 000 CROPS forms for business men to list state school taxes municipal sales taxes withholding and income taxes. A few respondents said they were not in farming and had no crops to report.
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Santa FE
N.m.ap
New Mexico
Morse Urges U N Role to Stop the War in Viet Nam
Sen. Wayne Morse urges an all out bid to halt the Viet Nam war through United Nations action. He criticizes President Johnson for not committing to UN obligations and argues the U.S. cannot end the war alone. He cites U N imposed actions as potentially more effective than continued fighting.
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Morse
Viet
Washington
Wayne Morse
Johnson
Viet Nam
United Nations
Oregon Democrat
U.N
United States
Senate
Weather outlook cools Virginia with clear skies
A high pressure system centered over Lake Huron is pushing cooler air into Virginia. Forecasters expect fair weather with lower humidity over the next couple of days.
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Richmond
Lake Huron
Virginia
Legion Installation and Bowling Tournaments At Northside Lanes
Legion members invited to install officers Thursday July 1 at 8 p.m. Free refreshments with country ham. Big men’s and women’s singles handicap tournaments set for Monday July 5 at Northside Lanes. For information call 6671470.
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Northside
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Laos
Lomphel
A Quang Tri
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Grover
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