Erhard Cliburn To Play At the LBJ Ranch
President Johnson plans a weekend welcome for West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard at the LBJ Ranch in Texas. Pianist Van Cliburn will perform German composers. German flags will surround the ranch and route. A Fort Worth caterer will serve a Western style barbecue for about 400 guests at Stonewall School gym.
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Tex
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Lbj Ranch
van Cliburn
Texas
Erhard
U.S
State Department
Washington
Fort Worth
Stonewall School
Peabody Drops State Auto Inspections Plan
Massachusetts Governor Peabody and Registrar Lawton abandoned a state operated auto inspection network. They will expand existing inspection standards and cooperative training with private stations instead. Legislation to broaden coverage and exhaust system checks is proposed, aiming for spring or fall implementation.
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Peabody
James R. Lawton
Lawton
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Mosely
Rhode Island
Haison
Peabody to Seek $250 Million for Transport Aid
Boston based report says Massachusetts Governor Peabody will request 250 million dollars in his annual message to the legislature to aid mass transportation. The plan includes a study committee led by Rev Seavey Joyce S J from Boston College School of Business.
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Lawton
Boston
Peabody
Inice
Commonwealth
Alfred E. Mosely
Harvard
UPI
Record
American
Massachusetts
Seavey Joyce
S.J
Boston College School of Business
Termites Ruin Gym at Talmadge School in Springfield
Termites damaged the school gym floor at Talmadge School in Springfield Massachusetts. The concrete slab beneath was intact but the repairs were estimated at 17006 dollars. No injuries were reported and the issue was discovered when children broke through the floor.
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Springfield
Mass
Talmadge School
Mental Health Care Expansion Asked in Bills
Massachusetts lawmakers push for expanded mental health care in 1964. Davoren and Cawley seek a special unpaid commission to study financial aid for parents of mentally retarded children and to compare costs of state schools versus subsidies to private institutions. Mather, Thresher and Florage back an bill to recruit more personnel from high schools for mental health roles.
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Eagle Boston
Massachusetts
House
Senate
John F. X. Davoren
Milford
Robert L. Cawley
Boston
Lorenz F. Mather Jr
Newton
Irene K. Thresher
Patricia Florage
Wellesley
Davoren-Cawley
State Commissioners of Mental Health and Public Welfare
Tabhedy
Commonwealth
Mental Health Department
Jobless Pay For Strikers Again Issue
In Boston the Massachusetts AFL-CIO urged a legislative package to permit unemployment benefits for strikers after six weeks off work. Led by President J William Belanger, the group proposed 15 bills for the 1964 session, including a $5 weekly widow’s benefit and expanded unemployment provisions. The package also sought collective bargaining rights for workers with the state Public Works Department.
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Organized Labor
Massachusetts
State Council
Afl-Cio
Endicott Peabody
J. William Belanger
Labor
State Department of Public Works
WHDH Told To Defend Its License
In Washington the U S Court of Appeals ordered the communication commission and WHDH to show cause within 10 days why WHDHs four month permit for Channel 5 Boston should not be set aside. The action follows an appeal by Greater Boston Television Corp which seeks the channel and the court also demanded a hearing before the commission on competing applications.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Communication c Commission
Whdh, Inc
WHDH
Boston
Greater Boston Television Corp
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The
Boston Herald-Traveler Corp
WHDDH
Greater Boston
Peabody Deems Taxes Deceptive in Tax Cut Claims
Medford Massachusetts city manager Howard Reed labeled Gay Endicott Peabody’s tax cut claims deceptive after Peabody cited tax reductions. Reed warned towns would lose funds as the state shifts tax relief without state funding, noting losses from elderly property tax abatements and repeal of poll taxes would impact Medford by up to 200000 dollars and 35000 to 40000 dollars respectively.
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Mass
UPI
Howard H. Reed
Endicott Peabody
Reed
Peabody
Massachusetts
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