City Housing Authority Seeks $1.6 Million Public Loan
The City Housing Authority announced a $1,607,746 public housing loan to build 150 low rent units for elderly residents. Construction might start in late spring 1965 with occupancy expected by early 1966. The project will include 40 units for Negro residents and 110 for whites, with access for single persons and disabled applicants meeting Social Security act requirements.
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City Housing Authority
Charlie Parker
The
Housing Authority
Parker
Sens
Lister Hill
British Leader Urges NATO Nuclear Reorganization
Prime Minister Harold Wilson pressed President Johnson to back a broad NATO reorganization creating a new nuclear weapons command and council on high strategy. A second topic was whether Britain should increase its contribution to the anti war in South Vietnam as Johnson urged broader involvement. Britain faces Malaysia commitments and limited training missions with South Vietnam.
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Endre Marton Washington
Harold Wilson
Johnson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Council On High
Wilson
NATO
Britain
South Viet Nam
New Malaysia
White House
Ladybird Johnson
Great Britain
Accident on Moulton Street Involves Nix And Elliott
City police investigated a 7:45 a.m. collision on Moulton Street between John Thomas Elliott 28 of 317 Monroe Dr and Bruce M. Nix 29 of Trinity 1. Elliott's car rear collided with Nix’s stalled vehicle. no injuries were reported. Diary on Page 2.
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Bruce M. Nix
Trinity 1
John Thomas Elliott
Monroe Dr
Moulton St
Elliott
Nix
Franks and tact in friendship notes
The answer counsels restraint in praising others and warns that unwavering candor can be damaging. It suggests sincerity without arrogance, emphasizes the value of tact and diplomacy, and notes most people respond better to praise than brutal frankness.
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O.B
Bank Charter Link to Baker Scheme Emerges
Senate inquiry reveals Californians were granted a national bank charter only after hiring Washington lobbyist Wayne Bromley for 5 000 dollars. Maurice Hughett testified he delivered the check to Baker who cashed it in the Senate disbursing office. Bromley, a former Senate aide, awaits questioning as Hughett cited Bromley’s house loan and debts as motives.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Bobb Baker
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Maurice Hughett
Falls Church
Wayne Bromley
Sente
Bromley
Hughett
Senate
Sherman Leland
Redwood National Bank
San Rafael
Calif
Comptroller of
Burleson-Hinds-McEntire House of Decatur Explored
In Decatur on Sycamore Street the Burleson-Hinds-McEntire mansion, a Civil War era survivor, is highlighted in Wednesday's Daily. John Knox traces the middle name, linking the house to Argentina England and Grace Hinds the future Marchioness Kedleston.
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Decatur
Sycamore St
John Knox
Argentina
England
Grace Hinds
Kedleston
U S Delays U N Policy Speech to General Assembly
The United States postpones its policy address to the U N General Assembly for another week to await clues from the Soviet Union on peace keeping debt. The delay follows Thant's hospital stay and the State Department aims to confer with Thant on financial talks before deciding its stance.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Johnson
U.N
U Thant
Thant
U.S
State Department
Andrei A. Gromyko
Assembly
Youngster Still Makes History In Medicine
Toni Bengen, 17, underwent a pioneering dual kidney transplant at the University of Minnesota, a year after surgery she enjoys cartwheels and plans graduation. Donor details remain confidential as doctors monitor her recovery from chronic nephritis and transplant rejection fears.
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Gerry Nelson
Minneapolis
Toni Bengen
St. Louis Park High School
Toni
Universe of Minnesota
Jack Beugen
Savage ice storms reshape New York and Indonesia library attack
A weekend ice storm left 75 000 homes without power in eastern upstate New York and parts of Vermont Massachusetts and prompted emergency centers for hundreds of families. In Indonesia a mob attacked a U S Information Service library in Surabaya and an American cultural center in Jakarta burning books and furniture and a car. More than 900 workers arrived to restore power as outages dropped to about 27 000 customers.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Lake Avenue Armory
Armory
Upstate
Pittsfield
Mass
Jakarta
Indonesia
America
Congo
Malaysia
U.S. Information Service
East Java
Surabaya
U.S
American Cultural Center
Ameri- Lee
Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp
Savage
Markets At A Glance Stocks Fall And Commodities Mixed
New York markets show stocks declining with active trading while bonds hold mixed. Chicago grain futures weaken on wheat and beans, corn and oats move varied. Hog futures dip with tops around 16.50, cattle trading mixed near 25.00.
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New York
Chicago
Boy Sought in Huntsville Caves
In Huntsville Alabama authorities and a rescue squad search a cave network beneath Cave Hill for 15 year old Kenneth Edgar Barry missing since Monday morning. About one third of the cave area has been covered with no concrete proof he is inside.
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Huntsville
Ala
Kenneth Edgar Barry
Cave Hill
Three railroad unions vow nationwide strike for Tuesday
The Chicago AP reports three railroad shopcraft unions set a nationwide strike to begin at 6 a.m. local time next Tuesday after wage talks stalemated in Washington on Monday.
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Chicago
Washington
Alabama Names Sam Bailey as Assistant Head Coach
Athletic Director Paul Bryant promoted Sam Bailey to succeed Gene Stallings as assistant head football coach at Alabama. Stallings was chosen as head coach by Texas A&M.
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Tuscaloosa
Paul Bryant
Sam Bailey
Gene Stallings
Alabama
Stallings
Texas A&m
Faculty To Get Peace Offer Review At Berkeley
One thousand two hundred tenured UC Berkeley faculty meet at 3 p.m. to weigh a rejected peace proposal amid ongoing rebel student demonstrations. Insurgent students face temporary suspension until 8 a.m. Wednesday as they consider resuming a general campus strike. Rebel leaders plan to press protests before Governor Edmund G. Brown in Sacramento.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Academic Senate
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
Wealthy twin brother charged in fatal shooting
In Temple City California AP reports a 22 year old real estate heir Timothy Nicholson was booked on suspicion of murdering his twin Todd Nicholson. Deputies say Timothy admitted it was an accident yet physical evidence contradicted his account. The brothers, heirs to meat packing and railroad fortunes, owned a $400 000 four unit luxury apartment in the Los Angeles area.
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Temple City
Calif
Timothy Nicholson
Todd F. Nicholson
Los Angeles
Nicholson
al Sholand
Cudahy
Todd
Phoenix
Timothy
Worldweie Moving In Storage Ad on Page 2
Wealthy page item announces Bekine Worldwie Moving In Storage at 4014 with advertisement.
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Bekine Worldwie
Miel
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