Wider jobless pay benefits gain Senate approval
The Senate Finance Committee advanced a broadened unemployment insurance bill by a 9 to 4 vote, extending coverage to about 2.1 million more workers and setting a federal standard that states must meet. The measure, praised as comprehensive, awaits House action and President Johnson’s stance as it moves toward passage.
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Long Balloon Hop In Insurance System Change 1969
A major change in the job insurance system since the mid-1930s introduces a new extended benefit payment plan for triggering recessions. Effective 1969, the plan offers up to 13 weeks of extended benefits with full federal tax financing for eligible claimants.
I Gold Chalice To Be Used For Texas Shrine
A gold jewel encrusted chalice from Texas will be used at the nuptial mass for Luci Johnson and Pat Nugent at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception on Aug. 6. The chalice rests in bluebonnets and bears the coats of arms of six bishops and one archbishop from Texas. Since its creation two new dioceses San Angelo and Brownsville have been established.
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Rusk Urges U S Will To Win In Viet Nam In 1954 Tone
Washington reports Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned at a convention that the United States must fulfill its defense pledge to South Viet Nam or risk allies doubting U S commitments and inviting a broader war. He said disloyalty could fracture peace and urged resolve to deter Communist expansion.
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Irish Bank Workers Vote On Strike Pact
Irish bank workers who began a strike three months ago completed their ballot on settlement proposals. Results are expected early Friday with a decision possibly ending the strike and allowing a return to work by Tuesday, according to sources.
Brother Of Exiled Lama Speaks at TCU Campus
Thubien Jigme Norbu, brother of the exiled Dalai Lama, visited Texas Christian University in Fort Worth on Thursday to speak on campus under the sponsorship of the Student Forum, outlining Tibet’s plight and seeking support for its people.
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