The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 August 1964 — Page 8
Page 8 MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1964
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HELROPTCR KESCIE—A U. S. machine gunner keeps watch as a U. S. military adviser and a South Viet Nam soldier load a wounded South Vietnamese aboard a U. S. helicopter during a two-day operation at My Hung. The operation resulted in capture of 44 Viet Cong guerrillas and the killing of five.
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KANSAS CITY. Kan. UPI — Police today held nine men, including one who said he was a member of the Black Muslins, after a riot in which 1.500 jeering Negroes threw rocks and debris and fought with officers
CONSIDER CUBA LOSSES—Rep. Dante B Fascell, D-Fla, hears the story of Mrs. Maryta Dearing de Lattre in Washington as a House subcommittee considers legislation to reimburse Americans for property seized in Cuba. Mrs. DB Lattre. of Union City, N. said she had savings of S94.980 in banks there. Standing. Norman Boettcher of Puerto Rico.
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The Texas Democrat made made the charge in a speech prepared for delivery on the House floor. He described the incident as “one clever means of anti-public action by the bankers'lobby,” and said it was “as subtle as a wart on a movie actress’ nose."
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Gl Pay Boost Sent To LBJ WASHINGTON UPI — The House today passed and sent to the White House a $207 million pay increase for more than l.S million members of the 17. S. armed forces. The action was by voice vote , with not a single word of de- ! bate. The 2.5 per cent pay mke, j which would go to everybody j in uniform except lower-ranking j enlistee. Those wilth less than two years of service, was set to go into effect Sept. 1. The only comments on the bill came after the vote. Reb. Robert W. Kestemeier, D- Wis., said it was marked by a “glaring ommission’’ because it provided no increases for almost onethird of the ammed force Kestenmeier said both Congress and the administration .“overlooked" men still serving j their two-year militay, obligaI tion.
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Patman Offered Gift By lobbyist WASHINGTON UPI —Chairman Wright Patnam, D - Tex., of the House Banking and Currency Committee charged today that lobbyists once offered a member of his committee $14,000 worth of bank stock
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Solans Working On Foreign Aid WASHINGTON UPI — The Senate begins work on President Johnson’s foreign aid authorization bill today with critics planned to make severe cuts in the traditionally embattled [ program. Senate leaders were hoping for final action before week’s ' end on the measure, which would set a $3,467 billion ceciling on U.S. foreign aid spending for the current fiscal year ending next June 30. A separte bill must be passed later, actually appropriating the money within this ceiling. The House gave Johnson the exact $3.5 billion authorization he sought, but its money bill, passed July 1, totaled $3.3 billion. The Senate usually has acted more charitably toward the aid program, but this year critics led by Sen. Wayne L. Morse, D-Ore., have prepared a long series of restrictive amendments which would trim th® ceiling figure.
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