Income Guarantee for All Urged To Offset Trends
A group calling itself the Ad Hoc Committee on the Triple Revolution urges a guaranteed income for all as a remedy to cybernation automation weaponry and human rights shocks. The plan aims to sever the jobs income link, proposing public institutions ensure every person and family an adequate income as a right amid accelerating technological and social change.
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Washington
America
Breten
United States
California collegians back Scranton for 1964 bid
In San Francisco the California College Republicans gave Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania a third ballot nomination at a mock national convention. The group, recently split from the California Young Republicans, had deadlocked on the first two ballots among Sen. Barry Goldwater Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge.
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San Francisco
California
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Snow Looses Mudslides Imperils Rocky Mt Cattle
A wet spring storm dumped a foot of snow on Salt Lake City and spread mudslides across the Rocky Mountain region endangering cattle herds in Wyoming Montana and the Dakotas. Provo received three inches while Billings Montana saw seven inches in 12 hours. The storm’s reach extended toward Los Angeles with crews battling mud and flood damage from adjacent brush fires.
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Rocky Mountain States
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Rocky Mountain
Provo
Billings
Mont
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Montana
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Glendale
Burbank
Ruby's New Lawyer Busy Mapping New Appeal
Jack Ruby's defense team led by Percy Foreman worked on a motion for a new trial after Ruby’s 53rd birthday. Foreman and two colleagues planned further meetings, aiming to reverse the conviction and death sentence, likely pursuing a new trial outside Dallas if needed.
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Jack Ruby
Lee Oswald
Kennedy
Houston Atty
Percy Foreman
Melvin Belli
Joe Tonnhill
Associated Press
APD
Foreman
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Eco
Jos Tonnhill
Phil Burleson
Belli
American Bar Association
Burleson
Criminal District Court
Joe B. Brown
Oswald
Suburban rail subsidies end as B and M ends pilot
Boston and Maine passengers return to pre experiment fares as the 15 month subsidy program ends. About 13 500 daily riders feel the shift with more than 100 trains dropped and subways buses and rail lines adjusting. The Mass Transportation Commission notes rail subsidies are needed and a final report is due in June.
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Boston and Maine Railroad
State Department of Public Utilities
B&m
State Mass Transportation Commmission
New Haven Railroad
Reuther Rejects UAW Bid to Back Kennedy for VP
UAW president Walter Reuther blocked a move by Local 544 Pittsburgh leader John M. McCarrell to have the convention delegates endorse Robert F. Kennedy for the Democratic vice presidency. Reuther warned that backing Kennedy now could hurt him, noting Democrats choose a VP candidate later in the same convention hall with President Johnson's likely input. Six delegates opposed a civil rights bill resolution as Johnson was praised for leading anti poverty efforts.
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N.J
UAW
Walter Pp. Reuther
Robert F. Kennedy
John M. McCarrell
Pittsburgh
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
McCarrell
Reuther
Bob Kennedy
Johnson
U.S. Senate
Vic Damone and wife hurt in flying car crash near Bishop
Vic Damone and his wife Judy were injured after a sports car left the road in the High Sierra. The Italian Ferrari, five hours old, was demolished after skidding along an embankment and plunging into a canyon. Damone, 35, sustained abrasions and a concussion. Judy, 27, had a concussion and minor injuries.
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Vic Damone
Bishop
Calif
Alan K. Stoll
Damone
Judy
Ray Hartwig
U.S. 393
High Sierra
Rail fears spur Boston area transit service cuts
Promotion of rapid transit parking lots on the outskirts of Boston diverted 1000 automobiles daily from downtown Boston. But railroads lost money and the New Haven Railroad petitioned to cut back its commuter service to communities south of Boston. Then the B M petition to drop all passenger service. No decision yet.
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MTC
B&m
State Department of Public Utilities
Massachusetts
Boston
New Haven Railroad
Javits Urges Lodge Return for Presidential Run
Senator Jacob Javits urges Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge to come back to the United States immediately if he aims to pursue the Republican presidential nomination. Javits, in a radio television interview, said a presidential candidate must expose himself to the American people.
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Javits
Washington
UPI
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
New York
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