Bill to expand jobless aid aims at $380 million expansion
Washington debate centers on a McCarthy introduced bill to extend Social Security aid by $380 million for needy unemployed families in areas with chronic unemployment. The measure, co sponsored by six senators, would fund state general assistance through federal grants in aid to low and high income states with adjusted maximums for old age and disability, aid to dependent children, and related programs. The Senate will tackle GI home loan extensions and other measures as the House meets in committee sessions to debate differences on key rules.
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Windy ladder incident injures painter in San Francisco
AP report describes Ed ward Martin Blazquez, 63, painting a house when wind knocked a ladder. He secured it with rope to a car door handle and was hurt. Marvin Klein 50 fled in his car as a passerby screamed. He was taken to hospital with a fractured wrist and back sprain.
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Tomorrow's Horoscope by Carroll Righter Forecast Guide
Tomorrow offers many opportunities to expand your efforts. Focus on big thinking and involve broad-minded, vision-driven contacts. Specific signs urge social outings, skilled work, finance gains, and new contacts. Children born tomorrow show ingenuity, attraction, and strong early career leanings in arts or public speaking.
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First Ballot Victory Seen For Kennedy
A West Coast supporter predicts Kennedy will win the Democratic presidential nomination on the first ballot at the Los Angeles convention. Rep. Edith Green says Kennedy gains on the first ballot, while Averell Harriman doubts that, suggesting a second ballot is possible. Green lists potential running mates in order: Hubert Humphrey, Orville Freeman, Gaylord Nelson, and Stuart Symington.
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Wisconsin
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Homeowners to Discuss Zoning in San Leandro Meeting
A special meeting of the Associated Homeowners of San Leandro is set for 8:30 p.m. today in the downstairs conference room at Veily Hall to discuss the Breed property's proposed rezoning from industrial to residential. Gordon Ples, chairman, will preside.
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Courts Kept Busy By Alcatraz Inmates
SAN FRANCISCO AP Inmates at Alcatraz Prison have filed multiple federal court actions, with the government sued for over two million dollars. Edward Edwards claims $365,000 in lost fees after being confined beyond discharge date. Gumersino Gomez seeks $165,000 for alleged mistreatment. A life-shortening claim and a Saxophone earnings loss are also cited as inmates protest confinement. Warden Madigan calls it disgruntled behavior and notes inmates can order legal materials from San Francisco.
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Hollywood Writers End TV Strike
Hollywood writers reach agreement with the Writers Guild and major networks to end a four month strike ending with a new contract. Curtis Kenyon announces settlement covering about six jobs with ABC CBS and NBC and a joint committee to resolve writer royalties. Earlier settlements ended actions against ATI and AMP.
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One Convict Shot Riot Erupts in Montreal Jail
Montreal police and guards suppressed a riot at Bordeaux Jail as about 350 mental patients clashed with staff during a baseball game. A convict was shot, others injured, and the inner wall was climbed as fires burned bedding and files. Firefighting and police responded. inmates were placed under patrol.
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Two Killed In Boat Mishap Near Los Angeles Harbor
A 40 foot cabin cruiser struck a 2 inch thick cable between a tug and a barge in predawn darkness off Los Angeles Harbor. The wreckage swept a man and a woman overboard and they died. Nine others aboard, including seven children, were saved. The boat was en route to Santa Catalina Island when it hit the cable at 3 50 a m. Long Beach longshoreman Grailon Sterling Harman, 31, and his wife Bertha Jean Harman, 37, were drowned.
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Pacific Plan Homeowners Loan Offers Easy Monthly Payments
A San Mateo couple credits a Pacific Plan Homeowners Loan with cleaning up mounting debts including doctors bills and insurance. The ad touts loans repaid over 37 to 55 months with monthly payments as low as 9.87 per 1000 for interest only options, and urges readers to call LO 2-4022 or LO 2-6800 for information.
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