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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1977

Page

6

Eleanor Roosevelt's final illness described by son

Eliot Roosevelt chronicles Eleanor Roosevelt's painful last years, revealing her plea to die and secretive stopping of medicines in 1962. He recounts a long battle with aplastic anemia and tuberculosis, family estrangement, and regret over the lack of closeness among Roosevelt children.

Roosevelt Eleanor New York Eleanor Roosevelt Eiliot Franklin D. Roosevelt R. Eleanor Roosevelt Alma David Gurewitsch Gurewitsch

FBI Paid 300 Spies in Socialist Workers Party Probe

The FBI disclosed the use of about 300 informants over six years in monitoring the Socialist Workers Party and its affiliates. Payments exceeded $1.6 million, with some informants on the payroll for up to seven years, but no indictments followed after a prior 1940 Smith Act case.

Washington FBI Socialist Workers Party PRY Socialist Workers The Young Socialist Alliance Bureau Justice Department

GOP says Carter keeps more promises than he breaks

The Republican National Committee reports 674 Carter promises as candidate reduced to under 660 by duplicates. Of these, 121 kept by definite action, 77 broken by action or inaction, 230 partially addressed, and 153 with no clear progress.

Washington Republican National Committee Carter GOP

Studies find cash aid not fueling excess spending

Washington government studies disprove fears that cash instead of food stamps would be wasted on liquor or race tracks. Foreman cited HEW data showing poorer people spend a higher share on food and housing, less on transportation and entertainment, as welfare hearings consider Carter's plan.

Washington Agriculture Department Garol Tucker Foreman Food and Consumer Services Joseph Fisher D-Va President Carter Fisher House Welfare Subcommittee Carter Foreman Congress

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