ADC probe flaws prompt calls for overhaul and review
A nationwide HEW led probe found 1 in 19 families on ADC were ineligible or cheating, with Missouri better at 1 in 23. The report faces skepticism over methodology and contrasts with GAO findings. Analysts urge a fuller review and a county probe into Alameda welfare concerns.
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Cuba's sugar squeeze under Che Guevara warned by Tsar Guevara
The Argentine born Cuban economic czar argues China could replace the US market as Cuba lowers sugar output. He notes a two year drop from 6 million to 3 million tons and warns of a looming supply shortfall for the Communist bloc. Will Cuban production meet the bloc's demand or erode sugar availability for the Cuban people.
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Brazil aid saga under Kennedy era shocks critics
A critical overview traces U.S. aid to Brazil from World War II through the early 1960s, detailing billions in military and economic support, loans and credits, and currency devaluations. The piece questions aid effectiveness while noting Brazilian debt, wage hikes, and inflation as the program’s backdrop. It highlights key dates, figures, and officials, including Kennedy’s grants and IMF actions.
Postmaster General Job Proves Hard To Fill
Marquis Childs outlines the tough hunt for a new Postmaster General describing the job as leading the world’s largest business with 577,000 employees and a $25,000 salary. He notes entrenched patronage and inefficiency, Day’s push toward automation including ZIP codes, and the need for a rare blend of politician, businessman, and administrator.
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Udall's Recreation Drive Faces Capitol Hill Resistance
Holmes Alexander reviews Stewart Udall's push to create a Bureau of Outdoor Recreation and national parks funded by federal land purchases and new taxes. He warns of creeping socialism as Congress debates concessions, noting Cape Cod's national park status and looming nationwide park plans.
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Letter Box Opinions From Readers Editor War on faith and widening faith divide
A reader urges Christians to resist modern liberalism and communism, warning that churches aid communist causes through ignorance. The letter calls for unity in Christian action, exposure of extremists, and a steady stand for faith to win the cold war, even at the cost of popularity.
Kennedy Secret Manuscript on F D Roosevelt Revealed
Washington report says Joseph Kennedy has a completed manuscript detailing his experiences and views on Franklin D. Roosevelt. The 75 year old former ambassador, a Wall Street figure, suffered a paralytic stroke in 1961 and remains largely incapacitated. White House staff doubt publication will occur.
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Joseph Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kennedy
White House
Sears Letter Editor On Tennyson Quire Homeowners
In a recent letter, Mr and Mrs William Sears discuss the Tennyson Quire Homeowners Association. The group, active years ago, was recently reactivated to address area problems bounded by Tennyson and Alquire Roads. A circular invited residents to a reorganizational meeting where a new slate of officers was elected. General parliamentary procedures followed.
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Tennyson Asquire Homeowners Associaion
Tannyson and
Alquire
Congress Members Listed With Addresses
A roster of senators and representatives includes Sen. Thermas H. Kushal Sen. Clair Engle and Rep. George P. Millie with their respective Senate and House office buildings in Washington D C. The note lists Worthington Washington D C and related offices for public outreach.
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Senate
Worthington, D.C
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Clair Engle
Washington, D.C
Rep
George P. Millie
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