Has Every American the Right To Guaranteed Annual Income?
New York dispatch explores a growing push for social legislation to guarantee a minimum income for all Americans. Economists and social scientists cite automation and welfare flaws, with advocates including Milton Friedman, Robert Lampman, James Tobin, and Richard Cloward arguing rights to a living income could address poverty, hunger, and unequal access. Cloward highlights gaps in unemployment, welfare, and housing, urging automatic payments to reduce misery and urban poverty. The piece notes legislative momentum through social workers and pending amendments to the Social Security Act as the nation debates a “great society” that guarantees income for all.
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New York
UPI
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Robert Lampman
University of Wisconsin
James Tobin
Yale
National Commission On Technology, Automation and Economic Progress
National Association of Social Workers
Robert Theobald
Richard A. Cloward
Columbia University
Cloward
America
Education graduate Thomas Beshara joins school faculty
Thomas M. Beshara, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Beshara of 127 Bradford St, earned a master’s degree in education from Springfield College on July 22. A St Michael’s College graduate, he also studied at Air University Maxwell AFB and served five years active duty with the USAF, including time in Great Britain. He is a reserve captain with the 905th Military Transport Group at Westover AFB and has been appointed to teach school studies for the North Adams School Committee. He and his wife Rosemary McNaney of Rochester NY have a daughter named Susan. He is a Bennington High School graduate.
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Thomas M. Beshara
Michael Beshara
Bradford St
Springfield College
St. Michael’s College
Winooski Park
The
Air University
Maxwell Afb
Ala
USAF
Great Britain
905Th Military Transport Group
Westover Afb
Mass
North Adams
Rosemary McNaney
Rochester
N.Y
Susan
Bennington High School
Planes Spray To Fight Encephalitis In Dallas County
Three Air Force C123 planes from Langley VA sprayed Mala thion insecticide over Dallas County for three hours daily, aiming to cover 500 square miles in about a week to curb the encephalitis epidemic that has sickened and killed residents. Authorities report 88 suspected and 65 confirmed St. Louis type encephalitis cases in 18 days, with three deaths including an 87 year old man.
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Dallas
UPS
Air Force
Langley Air Force Base
St. Louis
Hal J. Dewlett
Dallas County
Longest Airline Strike Sends Shock Waves Through Industry
The 35,400 striking machinists vote on a settlement with five airlines, risking 60 percent of the nation’s air traffic. The walkout idled 67,000 workers and cost about $64 million in wages, with carriers losing $330 million in revenue. Industry-wide effects include higher potential fares, paused jet orders, and shifts in traveler loyalties as airports, agencies, and regions adjust to the disruption and the looming changes to labor rules.
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Washington
UPI
Domstic
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
TWA
United
Congress
American
Eastern
Delta
Northeast
Airines
Northwest
Braniff
Continental
Pan America
National
Western
Frontier
Mohawk
Allegheny
New York
California
Security Measures For LBJ Visit
Security plans for President Johnson's Vermont visit are being set. State Police Captain Harold Dean says authorities from Burlington and South Burlington will stand with the Chittenden County Sheriff's Department at the airport for the President's arrival and departure. He refused to give exact trooper numbers, stating public disclosure could hinder enforcement. The Vermont state police total 150 officers.
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Montpelier
UPI
Johnson
Vermont
Harold Dean
Dean
Burlington
Secret Service
Washington
State Troopers
South Burlington
Chittenden County
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United Press International
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United States
Robert J. Serling
UPI Aviation Editor
American Airlines
C.R. Smith
Marion Sadler
Los Angeles
C.R
Burt Bros
All
Prince’s
Main Street
Main ST
DIAL
Bennington
Peaceful Valley
Pownal Center, VA
Lauder
Yankees
Kansas City
Senate
Music Makers of the
Better Tv, Inc
Bennington, VT
Vata
North Bennington Road
Vermont Trust Office
Vermon Mst
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
BRATTLEBORO + BENNINGTON COMPANY
RUTLAND + BELLOWS FALLS
Chester
Manchester Center
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