1961 Legislative Session Fight Over Aid to Needy Kids
Sacramento dispatch reports a looming clash in the 1951 session over farm labor and welfare, led by Aid to Needy Children ANC politics, fraud control, and calls for reforms. Union, farm groups, and state officials push positions on minimum wages, labor contracts, and penalties while concerns grow about crop spoilage and funding.
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Childe
Ses
Ycar
Thomas L. J. Pitts
California Labor
Assembly
Senate
W. A. Hicks
California Farm Bureau Federation
James T. Ralph
Belcomes
API Cio
Ralph
Mer
Gov. Brown
Jon Me Wedemeyer
State Department
ANC
William R. MacDougall
The
County Supervisors Assm
ANC Chiseler
Wedemeyer
Texan on horseback flees jail busily but halted by law
In Long Beach Texas inmate Frankie D. Goad 22 of McAllen escaped aboard a rented horse while serving 52 days for impersonating a police officer. He was corralled as the horse tubing the highway stalled the getaway. Also notes a socialite apologizing for lateness due to taxi after her chauffeur lost his cap and a man finding half a hundred dollar bill before radio prize collection. British Home Secretary quoted on police pay boost figures near 12 million pounds.
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Long Beach
Calif
London
UPI
A. A. Butler
House of Commons
Cuban envoy threats alleged in Washington case
Cuban diplomat Fidel Hurtado says Ambassador Quintin Pino Machada threatened him with death for refusing to return to Cuba. Police investigate after Hurtado alleges Pino assaulted him and shouted I shall kill you both like dogs. Other diplomats reportedly left postings amid tensions with Castro regime.
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Quintin Pino Machada
Hayaha
Fidel Castro
Felix Enrique Hurado
Pind
Hurtado
Pino
Inter-American Economic and Sock Coucil
Organization of American States
Cuba
Murtado
Momlay
Brother
Manual Mencia
Aurealio Giroud
Sylvin
Perez de Beltran
Belgium Slams UAR Over Asset Seizure in Egypt
Belgium on Tuesday condemned the United Arab Republic for seizing Belgian assets in Egypt and warned of further actions. The protest followed broader tensions as Belgium and Ghana faced diplomatic strains amid regional upheavals in Africa and the Middle East.
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London
Belgium
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Ghana
Sits Ate
Sium
Mine Kills Two Arab Farmers in Gaza Field
Two Arab farmers were killed when a land mine exploded as they tilled a field in Gaza. A UAR military spokesman said investigation indicates the mine was left by Israeli aggressors who occupied Gaza in 1956.
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Gaza
United Arab Republic
Red China backs Soviet peaceful co existence idea
Peiping's New China News Agency aired a report Tuesday praising the Moscow conference of eight Communist leaders. It said the public reaction in Peiping was favorable and supportive, though it did not name Khrushchev or explicitly mention peaceful co existence.
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Moscow
Peiping
New China
Khrushchev
Radio
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