Welfare lien on home for aid explained
A reader asks if a homeowner age 65 without help must will thehome to welfare. The answer states welfare aid applications may include a lien on the property to reimburse the department after the recipient dies. If a beneficiary received 50 monthly for 10 months and dies, the lien covers 600, with excess going to heirs. The dept notes it rarely gains from this but it sustains funds for future aid.
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Welfare Department
Welfare Dept
Montlieu
Soba
Chartering a Progressive Club and Local Inquiries
Community members seek contact for charter creation and governance rules. Questions cover modeling opportunities in High Point stores, ultraviolet light safety, waterproofing methods like Protectocrete, a World War I monument in High Point, and obtaining work and health cards for youths.
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High Point
W. Broad
Hayden Place
M. J. Wrenn
Maureciani
Fratresanti
Italy
Doubt Clouds Talks On Vietnam Peace Efforts
As Paris talks near a new phase, U S assessments split on whether Hanoi is ready for a settlement short of a full takeover. Secret talks may begin, with Le Duc Tho returning to Paris and Ky heading there from Washington. Nixon aides stress a peaceful settlement and readiness to chart South Vietnam’s own future.
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Oy Lewis Gulick
Prees
Washington
Jet Nixon
Ers
Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Paris
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
le Duc Tho
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
Johnson
Romney Proposes Expanded Model Cities Program
Washington AP Secretary George Romney urges expanding Model Cities to all cities beyond deteriorating neighborhoods. Nixon backs plan, though funding would largely rise with future action phases. Seventy-five of 150 cities are in planning, with full implementation expected next year and costs rising in fiscal years 1970 and 1971.
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Washington
George Romney
Gotha
Romney
Nixon
Department of Housing and Urban Develop
Urban Affairs Council
Johnson
Easter Celebrations Mark Global, Military Observances
Easter 1969 unfolds with U S forces in Vietnam holding brief chapel services while Pope Paul VI leads a candle vigil in Rome and thousands attend in Jerusalem. Nixon plans neighborhood services and an egg roll at the White House. Major sunrise observances span Hollywood Bowl Pasadena Rose Bowl Mt Rubidoux Dallas Mt Capulin and Stone Mountain with dramatic replays and large cast reenactments.
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Associated Press
U.S
Vietnam
Rome
Jerusalem
United States
New York
Pope Paul
St. Peters Basilica
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Arlington’s National Cemetery
Frank T. Mildren
South Vietnam
Cleveland Browns
Mt. Rubidoux
Riverside
Calif
Dallas
Mt. Capulin
New Mexico
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Marion
Ind
Christ
Artificial heart recipient in satisfactory condition
Haskell Karp, 47, of Skokie Illinois, became the first to receive a fully artificial heart after Friday’s three hour operation. Doctors said the device, previously used only in animals, is meant to keep him alive until a human donor is found. His wife Shirley issued a tearful plea for a donor as son Michael looked on from the operating room gallery.
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Max Skelton
Associated Press
Houston, Tex
Haskell Karp
Skokie Mi
Denton A. Cooley
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
Karp
Shirley
Denton Cooley
Domingo Liotta
Liotta
Argenti
Nixon names five man council for government reorganization
President Nixon named a five member Advisory Council on Executive Organization to develop proposals for reorganizing government and improving effectiveness. Roy L. Ash leads the panel to propose immediate and long term solutions for departments agencies and boards. The council meets Thursday in Washington with interim recommendations expected before a full report.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Associated Press
Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
Advisory Council
Fiedd
Roy L. Ash
Beverly Hills
Calif
Washington
White House
Florida White House
Holy City Easter Peaceful Amid Security Crowds
In Jerusalem Easter services drew thousands despite fear of attacks as Israelis maintained tight security. Pilgrims gathered at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for pontifical mass while others prayed across cathedrals and streets once crowded by pilgrims.
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United States
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Hollywood Bowl
Leif Erickson
Pasadena
Rosé Bowl
Bill Glass
Rodney Pinder
Associated Press
Jerusalem (Ap
Holy City
Jerusalem
Middle East
Israel
Patriarch of Jerusalem
Alberto Gori
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Calvary
Jesus
St. George’s Cathedral
Old City
Damascus Gate
Christ
Renewed Protests Draw Thousands Across Cities
Thousands gathered in New York Citys Central Park and marched up Sixth Avenue while protests spread to Chicago and other cities. Police logged multiple arrests as demonstrators wore black armbands bearing 33000 and burned military ID papers. In NYC crowds ranged up to 50000 to 200000 per speakers estimates amid rain and heavy winds.
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Associated Press
New York City
Central Park
Park
Sixth Avenue
Chicago
Ossie Slavis
Vietnam
State Street
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