Nixon outlines guaranteed income plan replacing AFDC
President Nixon proposed a family assistance plan that would abolish the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program and extend federal payments to all families with children under poverty thresholds. The plan aims to reduce welfare reliance, cap benefits, and include deductions for work-related expenses while shifting costs to about 4.2 billion dollars annually at full operation.
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Washington
UPL
Nixon
Adminisration
Governent
6000 Man Brigade To Be Ended
The 6,000 man 1st Brigade of the U S Infantry Division will be brought to the continental United States from Vietnam and disbanded. The plan includes welfare reforms with federal administration of payments and eligibility for a new program, expected to save funds, while the Army trims strength. 2,000 troops have reached Hawaii, with the rest to depart from Vietnam.
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Washington
UPI
U. S
Vietnam
Hawaii
United States
Pentagon
Friay
Daniel Z. Henkin
Meervine
Defense
Henkin
Ninth Infantry
Welfare plan links work rules to aid and food stamps
The President said those on benefits must take work or training when suitable jobs exist locally or at a distance with transport. The food stamp program would be trimmed but kept for some families. A White House source indicated the family assistance plan and food stamps would combine, with only single persons and families without children eligible for stamps.
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White House
Birth Announcements From South County Hospitals
Birth notices across several hospitals list families in Newark Union City Fremont and Fremont area. Dates range August 2 to August 9 with multiple newborns including girls and boys, and listed parents and addresses.
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Union City
Larry Bunle
Albyn Court
Newark
Wayne Gonsalves
Eremont Blvd
Fremont
Robert Guintanay
Cecil Garcia
Audus
John Marino
Cole Sole Drive
Alfred Costello
St. Union Citys
Native Sons Officers Installed at Washington Parlor 169
Newly installed officers of Washington Parlor No. 169 of the Native Sons of the Golden West include Gerald Rodrigues as third vice president Nick Reina as first vice president Le Roy Gomes as president Sam Cortex as second vice president plus Herbert Deichler Wilbert Pine Ray Butler Vernon Rose and others filling key posts with trustees and sentinels named.
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Washington
Native Sons of the Golden West
Gerald Rodrigues
Nick Reina
Leroy Gomes
Sam Cortex
Herbert Deichler
Wilbert Pine
Ray Butler
Vernon Rose
Stanley Caires
Fred Gotthardt
Robert Dunhal
Albert Vieth
Inside Sentinel
Donald O'Rourke
Outside Sentinel
British Banking Circles See No Change For Pound
London officials stated there is no plan for the pound to follow France’s franc devaluation. Bankers warned of market confusion and higher hurdle to hit Britain’s balance of payments, with French exports priced higher in France and potential impact on British exporters abroad.
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London
UPI
France
Isterling
Treasury
Britain
Roy Jenkins
Bank of England
London Chamber of Commerce
Franze
Europe
Middle East
Imposter Bishop Tries Jail Visit In Collins Case
A man posing as an ordained bishop gained access to Washtenaw County Jail to meet Joseph Bartholomew Pasic and then talked with coed murder suspect John Norman Collins. Police identified the impostor as a religious cult figure seeking to see Collins. the ruse prompted questions about jail security. Andrew J. Manuel, a former Collins associate, waived extradition in Phoenix on a federal fugitive warrant and is to be questioned in Michigan regarding Beineman’s murder and related slayings.
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Ypsilanti
Mich
UPI
Joseph Bartholomew Pasic
Pasic
Douk
Jet Hobors
Washtenaw
Vanada
Collins
Prr
Manuel
Miss Beineman
Michigan
California
FBI
Phoenix
U S Determined To Cut Wave Of Japanese Imports
Washington claimed the administration will resist new tariff barriers yet aims to curb a tidal wave of Japanese textiles. Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stass said a Japanese delegation would visit Washington next month to discuss bilateral voluntary restraints on wool and synthetic textiles. He warned the U S will not concede in exchange for reductions and may revise the cotton quota within a broader agreement.
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UPI
Commerce
Maurice H. Stass
Japan
Stans
U.S
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