City League Officials Call For Overhaul
SUN Staff Writer report shows Boston Mayor Collins and Philadelphia Mayor Tate urging direct federal funding to cities and per capita tax rebates to states with city transfers. They argue existing aid systems fail to match needs and threaten federal structure. NSC debate also touches on auto theft curb, false arrest suits, and venereal disease education in schools.
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John Shelley
Farmers ready to gamble on ending price supports
Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau told reporters in Las Vegas that farmers are the biggest gamblers and are willing to drop government price supports. He urged immediate end to farm programs as inflation, farm financing, and trade issues loom at the 48th annual convention at the Stardust Hotel.
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Negro Comedian Dick Gregory Backs Away From Hanoi Tour
New York UPI reports comedian Dick Gregory says he will not go to Vietnam to entertain troops. He expresses a strong dislike for killers on either side and criticizes the war as he discusses his unauthorized departure.
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UPI
Viet Nam
Dick Gregory
Police Claim Vegan Killed Spouse, Self
A Las Vegas man murdered his estranged wife and then died by suicide, coroner reports say. Dor ris L. Morrow, 51, died at South en Nevada Memorial Hospital after his wife Beatrice, 46, arrived dead on arrival fifty minutes earlier. Police say Morrow visited his wife to gain divorce. a .22 revolver was used.
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S. 13Th St
Morrow
Bength
Weather Outlook with Cloudy Skies and Mild Rain Chance
Cloudy conditions with a 40 percent chance of rain and southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Today's high 55 and low 45 with sunrise at 6 36 and sunset at 4 26. Yesterday peaked at 55 and dipped to 41 with noontime humidity around 80 percent.
U N Secretary General Thant Peace Proposals Rejected
Newsweek reports Thant offered two Vietnam peace plans to Washington in 1964 and 1965 with Ho Chi Minh's approval. Both were rejected after long U S silence, according to the magazine.
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Thant
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Newsweek Magazine
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Hughes
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Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Hanoi
Ceasefire urged amid Middle East tensions report
In Jerusalem a senior Israeli official said security is strongest since 1948 as Al-Fatah warned of further raids on Israel and the Soviet Union urged peace while blaming Western powers for regional instability. The piece, drawing on Al-Anwar notes, links to broader peace efforts and mentions remarks on Ho Chi Minh's stance.
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Thant
Beirut
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Johnson Job Approval Slips Amid Economic Woes in Harris Survey
The Harris survey shows President Johnson's overall job rating at 43 percent approval, with 35 to 65 percent negative on the economy and 41 percent approval on handling race relations. The slump follows his Far East trip and concerns over inflation, autos, and home building.
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Deshire
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Viet Nam
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