Rent Subsidy Cash Held Up in House
Washington AP The House voted to hold up money for starting a rent subsidy program for low income families. Administration sources express confidence the funds will be restored later as part of a $4.2 billion catch-all appropriation bill.
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James Harvey
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James D. Martin
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Frank T. Bow
Rohio
Public Works Bill Passed by House
The House approved Thursday a compromise 4.3 billion dollars for construction and planning of public works projects. The action followed Senate House conferees agreement on the bill. The measure now goes to the Senate.
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Maine Power Proposal Stymied in Conference
Washington UPI reports congressional negotiators resumed bargaining over a $2 billion public works bill to fund the Dickey Lincoln School Public Power Project on the Upper St John River in Maine. The House defeated the plan 207 to 185 amid lobbying from private power firms and railroads. Senate conferees hope to revive it in a final measure.
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Blue Cross Denied Raise in New York Rate Request
Albany reports the State Insurance Department rejected Blue Cross rate increases affecting 7.5 million subscribers in New York City and 12 nearby communities. Insurance Superintendent Stern Jr said higher rates through 1968 are unnecessary due to state and federal action. Blue Cross had sought boosts from 6 to 49 percent.
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Blue Cross
New York City
Henry Root Stern Jr
Associated Hospital Service
King predicts Georgia county will be most integrated
UPI reports Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. predicts the Taliaferro County case will make Crawfordville the most integrated in Georgia or the South after a three-judge federal panel halted busing of white students to out-of-town schools and ordered a stop to demonstrations outside Murden Negro High School. The judge declared the county bankrupt and named state official Claude Purcell receiver to oversee desegregation steps.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Crawfordville
Murden Negro High School
Claude Purcell
Taliaferro
Power and money mix at GOP Eisenhower birthday dinners
In 28 cities Republicans toasted Dwight D. Eisenhower on his 75th birthday while blasting Lyndon B. Johnson. Andy Eisenhower criticized "bullied" legislation as party fundraisers netted up to 100 dollars per plate. Speakers including Barry Goldwater and Ray Bliss urged restraint and warned of power used to undermine the two party system under Johnson.
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Wisconsin
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Viet Nam
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Kentucky
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Oregon
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Johnson
Hollywood
Calif
Bliss
California
Undercommon Garage Sues Mrs Fancy Over Parking Fee
Boston based Undercommon Garage has filed a 200 suit against Theresa Fancy alleging breach of contract for not paying a parking fee after a theft incident.
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UPI
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Modern Art Breaks World Auction Record At Parke-Bernet
In New York a secretive American collector paid 800000 for Cezanne's Houses at Estaque as 55 canvases sold to set new records for four French masters. The $3385600 sale topped London prices from 1963 and 1058, reflecting rising prosperity and scarce impressionist works.
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Parke-Bernet
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Manet
Guillaumin
Duchamp
Estaque
Car Abandonment Case ALA To Defend Mrs Fancy
Philip Wallwork of the Automobile Legal Association said the group will defend Mrs Fancy in the suit and will appeal if necessary. Attorney Lawrence Yont will represent her.
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Congress Advances National Teacher Corps in Education Bill
A conference committee agreed on a broad higher education program creating a national teacher corps to aid low income areas and help with college costs. The plan includes educational opportunity grants for undergraduates, middle income loan guarantees, and income-based interest, with repayment delayed after graduation.
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