Welfare deadlock stalls Illinois relief funds crisis
Chicago welfare officials drafted emergency plans to distribute surplus food as 8000 plus residents await aid. Gov. Kerner and Republican leader Carpentier clashed over proposed ceilings on benefits, halting May and June appropriations and delaying checks to counties.
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Chicago
Illinois Relief Fund
Charles F. Carpentier
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Carpentier
Senate
Kerner
Penkovsky Sentenced to Death in Show Trial
Moscow reports the highest Soviet military court sentenced Col Oleg Penkovsky to die by firing squad for spying for Britain and the United States. Greville Wynne received eight years confinement for assisting Penkovsky. The court also noted Western diplomats tied to an alleged spy network could face withdrawal.
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Moscow
Oleg Penkovsky
Britain
United States
Greville Wynne
Penkovsky
Wynne
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Soviet Union
Dominican Remains On War Footing
Dominican government sources say President Bosch will keep the nation on a war footing against Haiti until Duvalier is toppled with U S help to support the Haitian opposition. They warn of a bloodbath by the Tonton Macoute and note recent steps to evacuate dependents of foreign personnel from Port au Prince.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
United States
Port Au Prince
Bosch
Roosevelt Home Becomes Memorial on Campobello Island
The former Roosevelt summer home on Campobello Island, New Brunswick, will be held by the United States and Canada as a memorial. Presidents Kennedy and Pearson accepted the gift from Armand Hammer and family, to be used for public purposes commemorating Franklin D Roosevelt.
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Campobello
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Canada
Roosevelt
Campobello Island
Hyannis Port
Mass
D. Roosevelt
Kennedy
Lester B.pearson
New Brunswick
Armand Hammer
Westwood
Calif
Hammer
F.D.R
Elliot Roosevelt
Elliott
Franklin Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hammer Family
Anxious Appointment Intersects In Winter Haven Crash
Winter Haven Florida AP report says Sgt S L Clements of the Florida Highway Patrol was en route to a luncheon when a truck turned onto his path. He swerved and struck the truck broadside. damage estimated at 2500 dollars. The truck driver was charged with failure to yield. Clements was treated for minor cuts and his Lions Club lecture on highway safety was postponed.
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Winter Haven, Fla
S. L. Clements
Florida Highway Patrol
Winter Haven
Clements
Winter Haven Lions Club
Jon
Truck Driver Crashes Power Pole Causing Major Downtown Jam
In Miami a truck driver struck a power pole, breaking it in half and shutting lights on two busy streets for about a mile. Jack Golden, 61, was arrested on careless driving and leaving the scene, claiming he avoided a traffic jam.
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Miami
Jack Golden
Irish Police Band to Launch Coast to Coast Tour in 1964
After five years of talks with Eire's Ministry of Justice the Irish Police Band has been booked for a coast to coast tour in fall 1964. The group features pipers and drill formations and will perform in Canadian and U S cities, breaking a Scottish monopoly on band concerts.
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New York
Sons of Erin
Eire
Ministry of Justice
Scotland
U. S
Conservatory for Arts Funds Await Action in Raleigh
A proposed bill would appropriate 90000 over two fiscal years for a North Carolina Conservatory of the Arts with support from a $1500000 matching gift pledge. The plan envisions 70000 for 1963 64 and 250000 for 1964 65, aiming to start in 1964 65 with about 200 students. Leaders including William C Friday John T Caldwell and William B Aycock spoke of cultural and economic benefits, with praise from Paul Green and Jose Simon.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
House
Senate
National Foundation
Conservatory
William C. Friday
University of North Carolina
John T. Caldwell
N. C. State College
William B. Aycock
University In
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Paul Green
Jose Simon
New York
Carroll Named Editor of Winston-Salem Papers
Winston-Salem newspapers announce Wallace Carroll as editor and publisher of the Publishing Co. He previously was Washington news editor at the New York Times and will take the post in July or August. Donald J. Chipman is promoted to president of the company while remaining general manager of the Journal and Sentinel.
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Winston-Salem
N. Y
Wallace Carroll
Washington
New York Times
Winston-Sawath Aeteake
P Publishing Co
Gray
Donald J. Chipman
Carroll
Journal and Sentinel
The
Times
Chipman
Journal and Sentinel Newspapers
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