Plan Studied for Federally Aided Senior Service Corps
Washington reports the President's Council on Aging studied a federally aided Senior Service Corps modeled on the Peace Corps. The plan would place older volunteers in schools hospitals youth groups and welfare agencies with safeguards against replacing paid staff and may include home visits and supervision in study halls.
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First Lady Visits JFK's Father in New York
Mrs John F Kennedy visited her ailing father in law Joseph P Kennedy at a New York hospital. He is reported to be improving after a stroke. She stayed at the Carlyle Hotel aboard the family plane Caroline and planned to remain through Friday. The White House said the president would visit the hospital at 6 pm Sunday.
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Richardson School Board Rejects Federal Lunch Aid Plan
Trustees in Richardson Texas voted to reject federal aid for the school lunch program. About 130000 dollars in aid was available this year. A citizen group led the petition drive to discontinue the aid, signing 4230 residents last November. Opponents argued local families could feed children without federal assistance. The Dallas suburb serves moderate income households. Divorce petitions filed in Dallas County court yesterday were as follows.
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