Welfare Budget Hike Approved By BPW
The board backed boosting the state welfare budget to nearly 58 million dollars, with a 11 million general revenue fund for the next fiscal year and a 2 million deficiency appropriation this year. Curtis Duckett reported no fraud but raised accounting questions, urging more data from federal regulators and internal audits as state leaders and officials debate resources for medical assistance and emergency employment programs.
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New York Mayor Robert Wagner privately discourages friends from promoting him as a 1964 vice presidential or senatorial candidate. He meets President Johnson in Washington today, prompting fresh rumors of a Johnson ticket while Wagner tries to stay neutral. Wagner worries rivals want to push him out of New York to regain City Hall control.
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West Berliners Brace for Holiday Crossing Rush
West Berliners faced heavy Christmas traffic as the East German border tightened crossings near the Brandenburg Gate. Guards intercepted a man attempting to cross a river barrier while authorities widened routes, added a glass door to the Oberbaumbruecke crossing, and limited each person to three permit days for border trips amid the stream of travelers.
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Snow flurries forecast from Great Lakes to Appalachians
Weather watch predicts snow flurries from the Great Lakes region through the Ohio Valley and Tennessee valleys with rain stretching from the Southern Plains to the central Gulf states. AP wirephoto.
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Parley Slated On Wheat Cash Discussions
The article outlines a Senate battle over a large foreign aid bill, including $130.9 million for United Nations activities and defense-related funding. President Johnson’s allies faced amendments, with party lines shifting on cuts and reappropriations, while Senator Johnston suggested Dominican sugar policy alignments via influential groups like the American Legion.
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MARY TO LOSE LIMOUSINES
Bureaucrats face a fleet cut as the Budget Bureau reallocates limousines among federal agencies. Pentagon will receive half the cars for rank and brass, State Department gains two, other major departments one each. Replacements must meet weight rules. rentals end after expiry. Ambassadors get one limousine if needed for representation.
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Rights Group Gets New Headquarters
The West Virginia Human Rights Commission relocated from the statehouse basement to former National Guard spaces. The Guard moved last September to a new armory and HQ near Coonskin Park. The auditor’s staff now occupies other Guard rooms after the commission urged the Public Works Board to grant greater dignity to the agency.
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Fire calls and court brief from Charleston and Mammoth Cave note
Charleston fire crews addressed two Thursday incidents at 909 Woodward Drive thawing pipes with no damage and at Randolph Street smoke odor under investigation with no damage. The state commission, created by 1961 law, will relocate offices in the capitol. Municipal Court held a notably brief session with a docket of one case. Mammoth Cave in Kentucky features five cavern levels, the deepest at 360 feet, with 325 mapped passages and 150 miles explored.
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Dallas Student Case In Amarillo Grand Jury
A Dallas student case heads to the federal grand jury in Amarillo over alleged pretrial charges. U S attorney Bill Hughes notes up to five years in prison and a $1000 fine for conviction. Arlington State President Woolf says Secret Service questioned students and anti Kennedy literature was confiscated on the day Kennedy was assassinated.
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