Humphrey says Daley did fair job not all out for ticket
In New York UPI reports Hubert Humphrey praised Chicago Mayor Richard Daley as doing a fairly good job but not going all out for the Democratic ticket. He defended Daley on police actions and criticized critics of poverty programs while noting own campaign observations at Macalester College.
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Controversial Hy-Vee Parking Rezoning Approved in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids planning commission approved 7-2 a rezoning to enlarge Hy-Vee's parking lot at 238 and 272 Eighteenth Street NW. Residents protested fearing property devaluation while council considers new accessory use rules under an open spaces program.
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Private Club Ordered to Admit Negroes in Westchester
The New York state Human Rights division ordered a Dobbs Ferry private club to pay $100 to a 10-year-old Black boy for barring him from the pool. It also required the club invite the boy’s family to use the pool for a day during the 1969 season with potential full membership if desired.
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Lenten Luncheon Set With Sister Marie James Speaker
Sister Marie James dean of students at the College of St. Catherine in St. Paul will address the third men's Lenten luncheon at Montrose Friday noon on Growing Together with Christ. She will also speak at Church Women United World Day of Prayer meetings Friday morning and evening.
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Social Security Raise Proposed by Miller in Pilot Legislation
Washington in Pil Legislation to raise the ceiling on outside earnings permitted Social Security pensioners introduced Tuesday by Rep Jack Miller R Iowa The law now limits earnings to 1680 It would allow pensioners at the top of the benefits scale to earn up to 1800 without losing any benefits Miller said the plan tests combined earnings and benefits rather than earnings alone
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Rezoning approvals and preliminary plats step forward
Ten zoning changes received swift approval including R2 to R4 at 1215 Oakland Road NE and multiple R-1 to higher classifications on Bowman Road NE. Also approved are preliminary plats for Lawrence and Wasta First Addition Rolling Green Unit 3 and Winjac Addition and the vacation of part of Old Marion Lane NE to Myrie and John Shover.
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