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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, June-2- , 1965 Senate Passes $3.3 Billion Little Appalachia Bill, Abe Martin iBeimett, Moss Opposed i'On Public Works Bill News York Times Service WASHINGTON The Senate passed a bill late Tuesday to pump $3,325,000,000 of federal aid into economically depressed - 71-1- 2 The emphasis would be on re- states is patterned after the It was during The debate over gional development rather than program now underway in the the Appalachia bill that senators on' the more scattered aid pro- mountainous elsewhere rose to demand from region individual Cities counand vided called Appalachia. federal aid for depressed re ties jn recent years by earlier gions within their own states. The bill passed Tuesday, was proposed by the President to an swer these insistent demands. However,, the Senate approved more money than the. President -had requested. "Little Appalachias throughout programs the nation in the next five years. .The" regional approach invoThe vote was one of lving groups of counties or most victories the for top heavy President Johnson thus far this year. -- By Frank Hewlett - Tribune Washington BureaiF The Senate, . WASHINGTON vote, gave its approv-a- l by a Tuesday to the administra- ' - 71-1- 2 tionss ambitious public works and economic devel--opme- Utah's depressed areas would be given the opportunity to join in economic development di- stricts within the state- - under terms ofjhe bill He added that the bill will provide grants for needed public works and development facilities and other financial assistance and the planning and coordination needed to alleviate conditions of substantial and persistent unemploy- On to House It was the 33rd presidential measilre to pass the Senate this year. The billfiow goes to the act of House. ' 1965. Both of of public new The program Utah's senators works and other economic aid to active played depressed areas would replace roles in the deb- ment. the now expiring Area Redevelate. Women never git th beneIn a speech entitled New opment Apt of 1961 and the acDemocr a 1 1 c fit o th doubt; jf they dont celerated Public Works Act of Same Old BoondogSen. Frank E. Name colllook told Sen. his Bennett good, they might as well 1962. ' gle, Moss was lined eagues This is another of those be bad. Some folks say hard Mr. Hewlett up with the tors and Republican Sen. Wa- bills whose stated purpose none luck jest pursues em when it really stumbles over em. llace F. Bennett cast one of the of us can oppose. dozen No" votes. ' Sen. Bennett delivered an opposition speech for the Senate minority. Sen. Moss offered four amendments, which the Sdhate accepted. The most important one is designed to help develop the economic potential of the rugged Four Corners Area of Utah; Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. It would provide financial assistance to conduct regional surveys and planning. The amendments also provide that appropriate local levels of government are assured, the opportunity to review and comment upon proposed projects within their jurisdictions, MS ;TjY y C n bright Cploryouryummer i in'camasJrJQfyJ CpiilRETi Sen. Moss said. Sen. Moss pointed SUMMER BAND out that fjltrjG? Moss Backs Bill To Free Milk . Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON-S- en; ; Frank E. Moss has cosponsored a bill which would enable milk to move as freely in interstate , commerce as do other agricultural products. He said it would set up a voluntary program where no state is required to participate. However, once a state: determines that it wishes to avaiUtself of the benefits .of the proposed act for its interstate shipments of fluid milk, such shipments would be immune from seizure by state or local agencies. c2 ,71 .fe: ' w 1 RENTALS REPAIRING 'frOLLANDERIZlNG'V ut cltonwfl proerssV CuL S644$f? 10 WIST PRfYAllfi'S IUnS nit twW akk- -j wrriuf ' d Now you can learn to play the hand instrument of your choice BEFORE YOU BUY! This selection method enables you to play before you commit yourself to purchase. And, EXPER? RESTYLING See the biggest summer-goin- g casual collection anywhere at Kinney's. There are' tennis oxfords, roped-soletiesi trim skimmers and Middy" styles with stretch vamps and ribbed soles. All Kapers .. .all in a palette of colors. at Daynes Music Company you can rent your instrument on the easiest of terms availanywhere. Money paid as rent will be credited if you buy later, Stop in tomorrow able ! k . I V 'V ; , ,f"u T And ior children, Kind-Kin- s set the pace. For boys . ..Joe Lapchicks llave championship form! 5 ' |