The American Indian Dilemma in the Frontier Budget
Officials struggle to unwind federal supervision under the termination policy as Congress, tribes, and welfare groups debate a path to independence. A five member task force will report to Secretary Udall about reservation self sufficiency and new job and education opportunities.
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Washington
NEA
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Indian Affairs
United States
U.S
Wisconsin
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
John A. Carver
Indian Bureau
Credit tips for installment loans from bankers
A UPI sourced NY report outlines how frank and earnest disclosure helps borrowers stay out of trouble with installment loans. Louis J. Asterita of the American Bankers Association urges talking to local bankers, avoiding excess debt, using loans for worthwhile needs, leaving emergency savings, and basing repayment on net take home pay.
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New York
UPI
Bankers
Earnest
Louis J. Asterita
Credit Committee
American Bankers’ Association
Asterita
Morgan’s Dusseldorf Daydream Ends in Quiet Return
Mr. Morgan boards a limousine for the international airport with a travel bag and passport case. In the city, he returns to a brownstone lodging, then shares travel tips about Dusseldorf with Mrs. Manganoso before plans to study Lufthansa timetables.
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Mr. Morgan
Mrs. Manganoso
India
Africa
South Seas
Dusseldorf
Lufthansa
Ile End
Catch All Bill On Housing To Kennedy
Congress prepared to send a 5.6 billion housing bill to the White House despite Republican opposition. The compromise expands urban renewal, park land, transportation loans, college housing, subsidized rentals, and slum clearance, and broadens FHA mortgage terms up to 40 years for low income buyers and homes up to 15000 dollars with no down payment.
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Washington
Senate
House
Kennedy
FHA
Good Sports Across and Down Puzzle Clues
A compact clue list covering across and down hints with various categories from sports to geography and common nouns. Includes entries for baseball war clubs tennis equipment and terms like harbor, lineage, iron, and creature names.
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Eisenhower
Great Lake
Weary
White Praises New Egg Law and Texas Production
Texas Agriculture Commissioner John White hailed new egg grading laws as eliminating overflow from outside states and boosting Texas position as a top egg producer in the South. He noted July promotion plans to boost egg demand and highlighted last year’s egg cash receipts of over 62.5 million dollars mainly benefiting small farmers.
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Houston
UPI
Texas
John White
White
Texas State Hotel
Price Daniel
Governor Urges Fair Tax Plan Ahead of Special Session
The governor warns against broad sales tax ends and urges a fairer approach at the July 10 special session. He calls for a natural gas pipeline tax and a two factor formula for corporate franchise tax affecting interstate firms while sparing domestic-only companies.
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Texas Supreme Court
Raglan Sets 1937 Bricklaying World Record in One Hour
Joseph Raglan of East St. Louis established a world record for bricklaying in 1937 by laying 3 472 bricks in one hour.
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United Press International
Joseph Raglan
East St. Louis
Dearborn mayor plans to invite freedom clowns next month
Dearborn Michigan mayor Orville Hubbard dismisses discrimination charges and says he will invite freedom clowns, a phrase he uses for freedom riders, to visit the city of 112000 next month amid racial tensions.
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Dearborn
Mich
UPI
Orville F. Hubbard
Freedom Clowns
Hubbard
Freedom Riders
Kennedy Defends Berlin Policy in News Conference
President Kennedy warned that Soviet moves to unilaterally alter Berlin arrangements threaten European and U.S. security. He called the East German regime's rights suppression in West Berlin gravely serious, saying a Moscow peace treaty could erase Allied rights and contradict co existence aims. He underscored Soviet responsibility of the United States the United Kingdom and France.
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Europe
Berlin
Kennedy
East Germany
West Berlin
United States
United Kingdom
France
TV Lineup for June 28 1961 Station Schedules
A dense schedule listing TV programs across multiple stations KFOX KSYD KGNC KFDA KVII and KGNC TV on Wednesday June 28 1961. It includes cartoons news Weather segments westerns dramas and game shows with time slots from early afternoon to late night and local sign offs.
Television Listings for June 29 1961 Evening Schedule
TV grid for ANGE APPE 10 and multiple channels shows daytime to late night. Notable items include Popeye's Clubhouse Bugs Bunny & Friends Weather Today Say When The Price is Right and Captain Kangaroo with NBC CBS and ABC stations listing soaps dramas game shows and news plus regional variations in Windy City style.
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NBC
People’s Choice
Jan Murray
Loretta Young
Young
Dr. Malone
Daddy Agnoc
Dave Garrowan
Stubby
Cartoon Theatre
NBCL
Jan Murray Snow
Young Dr. Malone
Daddy
Hollywood
Ksyd - TV
Kfda - TV
Farm Report
Jack LaLanne
Video Village
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Dan
True Weather
Ralph Wayne
Market Report
Evii TV
Bob
ABC News
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