14 Dec 1967
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1967
Page
1
Washington AP reports the House approved the Social Security bill by a wide vote to slow welfare growth and tighten state aid rules, aiming to delay added payments for 24 million beneficiaries. Debate shifts to Senate over welfare provisions and work requirements impacting families and recipients under the Old Age and Disability System.
Congress moves toward a $1.88 billion to $2.06 billion poverty program with raises in benefits for the elderly and families. Proposals set earlier support for training and work programs, Appalachian development, and a limit on state aid for children in families with absent earners. The plan aims to match a presidential request amid a broader budget settlement.
Warranted arrests were issued for Ton Ridenour Anthony Ashley Delphe de Lugo and others named for rioting after campus unrest. Los Angeles officials said evidence supports convictions. CalState plans disciplinary hearings for 13 students facing Education Code violations with possible probation suspension or expulsion. Mayor Yorty urged stiff penalties for violators while urging police to cooperate with campus authorities.
The piece notes snow on Christmas Day is unlikely for most regions due to a long term warm trend. It cites a Minnesota snowplow operator, a New Hampshire resort visitor, and a Southern fruit grower to show diverse impacts. In New York City snow on Dec 25 has occurred about a dozen times in 50 years.
CBS proposed 30 minutes of prime time Friday night for Republican leaders in Congress to respond to President Johnson's charges at the AFL-CIO convention. Johnson accused the GOP of being wooden soldiers of the status quo and backward looking, calling their programs remnants of past failures as CBS sent a telegram to House minority leader Gerald Ford and Senate minority leader Everett Dirksen.
A public notice in California lists a legal action involving a party formerly named Murray, paid advertisement details indicate a notice in the Independent. The document references a 1987 case from the Inland Empire area. The text is fragmented but confirms a civil legal matter with court records and publication in a local paper.
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