State to Put Men on Jobs in 25 Distressed Counties
In Minnesota the state will hire up to 1,000 men for 196?31 districts including St Louis Itasca Carlton Crow Wing through a relief funded program. Projects cover state park work road and trail clearing tree planting and stream improvements with funds from a cigarette tax boost and a $500000 relief allocation.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Ander
Legislative Advisory Committee
St. Louis
Itasca
Carlton
Crow Wing
Clarence Prout
Richard Fitzsimons
Argyle
House App
Senate Tax and Finance
House Tax and Appropriations Committee
Roy Dunn
Pelican Rapids
House
Val Imm
Mankato
Donald O. Wright
Minneapolis
LAC
Minnesota Public Relief Advisory Committee
Morris Hursh
Washington Today: Deficit, Taxes, Flag Day News
In Washington the administration warns the balance of payments deficit will rise to about 3.4 billion this year. Congress passes an excise tax bill expected to raise 4.2 billion, with rates dropping June 30 if not renewed. Old Glory marks 186th Flag Day with ceremonies at Ft Myer and on the Capitol steps. Hale Boggs Jr. works as an economist on the Senate House Economic Committee staff. The Senate Space Committee confirms Negroes are securing jobs in civilian space installations.
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U.S
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
United States
House
Senate
Ft. Myer
Capitol Steps
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
House Economic Committee
Boggs
Thomas Hale Boggs Jr
James W. Knowles
Young Boggs
Board of Review
City of
Austin
Mower County
Minn
White House aide faults Realtors on equal housing stance
A White House aide pressed the National Association of Real Estate Boards over their equal housing position. NAREB said brokers serve as go-betweens and should not persuade owners to sell to Negro buyers, while condemning blockbusting and panic selling.
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Washington
White House
David L. Lawrence
President’s
Committee For Equal Opportunity In Housing
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Nareb
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Nareb Board of Directors
Four-year-old Jimmy Yakley becomes citizen amid dire prognosis
Jimmy Yakley, age four, was naturalized at Brooke General Hospital after federal judge Adrian Spears waived residence rules.Doctors say his brain malady could kill him within days though the ceremony symbolically grants citizenship. His adoptive parents, stationed in Texas, recall his long battle since infancy and seven brain operations.
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U.S
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San Antonio
Adrian Spears
Jimmy Yokley
Relman Yokley
Yokley
Yokleys
Tangie
Jimmy
Ludwigsburg
Germany
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Walter Reed General Hospital
Washington, D.C
Yakley
Ft. Sam Houston
Cages Theater Debuts With Winters and Warden
Shel ly Winters and Jack Warden star in Cages a two part dramatic novelty by Lewis John Carlino at the York theater. The 31 year old New Yorker Carlino writes with wit and nightmarish edge in Epiphany and Snow Angel. Howard Da Silva directs with subtlety. Robin Wagner provides strong visual moods. The piece lingers in memory after curtain.
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William Glover
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Shelly Winters
Jack Warden
York Theater
Lewis John Carlino
New Yorker
Miss Winters
Warden
Howard da Silva
Robin Wagner
News photo sparks command concern over Viet Nam captions
A Pacific Stars and Stripes page showing an American helicopter crewman with a rifle on a Viet Cong captive caused distress at command level. The caption omitted South Vietnamese troops in the raid, prompting editors to adjust the line while the Army reported no reprimand.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
The
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Far East
Russians Turn Hate on Dogs as Symbols of Imperialism
In a column from New York, Leon Dennen reports on Bulgaria’s Law No. 26 prohibiting dog ownership and feeding, framed as protecting public health. The piece contrasts hardline Soviet borders with citizen resistance and notes dogs as enemies of communism. critics fear increased dog destruction.
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Council of Ministers of the
People’s Democracy
Dunavsko Delo
Bulgarian Communist Party
Fight to Cut Poverty in U S Gains Since Last Low Mood
AP analysis notes poverty reduction over 25 years since the Depression with growth rate targets. Officials cite 4 percent annual growth as needed to lift the lowest income groups, while unemployment and tech shifts keep pockets of poverty. The piece examines history from 1930s to 1960s and policy aims.
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U.S
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
United States
Five Day Forecast Near Normal Temperatures and Light Rain
Temperatures will average near season normals with normal highs around 69 to 78 in the north and 74 to 80 in the south. Lows range from 7 to 54 north and 53 to 59 south. Weekend stays mostly steady, a warming trend early next week, cooler by midweek. Rain totals near one tenth inch or less in scattered showers early next week.
Weather shifts show mostly mild temperatures nationwide
The United States reports minor changes with mild highs and scattered wet spots. Thundershowers hit Kentucky to Kansas and Nevada, while southeastern regions and the Mississippi valley stayed clear or partly cloudy. Temperatures ran higher than 24 hours earlier, with 70s and 80s across the south and plains, and highs near or above 100 in several southern cities. Sarasota recorded nearly five inches of rain.
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Associated Press
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