Illinois faces hunger as welfare deadlock halts aid
Illinois welfare officials turn to federal surplus foods to feed recipients whose May checks are blocked by a legislative deadlock. IPAC and the Welfare Council of Metropolitan Chicago coordinate aid with Salvation Army centers in Peoria Decatur and Bringfield to feed dependent children while lawmakers delay funding. Demonstrators accuse GOP lawmakers of using hungry children as leverage.
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UPI
Tillinois
Elfare
U.S
Illinois Public Aid Commission
IPAC
U.S. Department of Agriculture
State Welfare Agency
Washington
Republican Party
GOP
Republican
Democratic Party
Welfare Council
Salvation Army
Peoria
Decatur
Bringfield
PAC
Harold ©. Swank
Daniel Alker
Sincere
Arnold H. Maremont
Restaurant Delicatessen Opens 24 Hours Nearby
A kosher style delicatessen advertises 24 hour service north of the Sahara Hotel, describing late night options and convenience for customers in the area.
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Ust
Sahara Hotel
Kennedy to Inspect West Berlin on Europe Tour
President Kennedy plans a seven hour visit to West Berlin on June 26. He will travel a 28 mile route along the Communist wall and address crowds at city hall and the Free University. Salinger said the trip could let up to a million West Berliners glimpse the President with brief stops for minor speeches. No East Berlin tour or helicopter flight is planned. Konrad Adenauer and Willy Brandt expected to greet Kennedy in Berlin.
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Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
White House
Salinger
Ireland
West Germany
Berlin
City Hall
The
Free University
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Adenauer
High Level Meet Between Giants Of Communism
The Chinese government will send two top ideological figures Teng Hsiao-ping and Peng Chen to Moscow for mid June talks to bridge two year old ideological rifts with the Soviet Union. A Beijing commentary warned Moscow to halt ties with Tito while signaling a tough stance from China in the negotiations.
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Tokyo
UPI
Red
China
Moscow
Chou En-Lai
S. Y. Chervonenko
Peking
New China News Agency
Chinese Communist Party
Kremlin
Mao Tze-Tung
Russia
Red China
Khrushchev
Communist Movement
Teng Hsiao- Ping
Communist Party Central Committee
Mao
Peng Chen
Peking People's Daily
Official
Party Voice
Tito
Yugoslavia
Peng
Teng
East Berlin
Bond Stolen From Kansas State Treasury
A $10,000 negotiable bond stolen from the Kansas State Treasury in January 1962 was traced to David Johnson, his wife, and his stepson who were arrested in Seattle while attempting to cash it. Gov. Anderson ordered a full review of bonds in the treasurer’s office. Johnson had worked as an auditor for about a decade and resigned after the audit.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Kansas State Treasury
Seattle
Wash
David Johnson
Department of the Post-Audit
Johnson
John Anderson
Clay E. Hedrick
Walter Peery
Anderson
Treasury
Peery
X15 Flight Called Off At Edwards AFB
A planned X15 test flight was canceled less than ten minutes before release from its mothership at Edwards Air Force Base California. Maj Bob Rushworth had prepared to reach about 100000 feet to measure heat rise with over 600 sensors on the craft’s skin during re entry.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
UPI
Air Force
Bob Rushworth
Labor gains rock Britain as elections shift power
The Labour Party surged after local elections giving the party a net gain of 602 seats, seizing 26 city councils including Liverpool and Nottingham while the Conservatives lost 534. A nationwide rail strike was canceled as talks opened, boosting Labour hopes for a parliamentary majority and delaying a general election.
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London
UPI
Britain
Labor Party
Harold Macmillan
Conservative Party
Macmillan
Labor
Len Williams
Liverpool
Bristol
Plymouth
Nottingham
Dover
National Union of Railwaymen
NUR
Conservative
Williams
Harold Wilson
Sailors Granted Probation Over Tank Incident At College
Two on leave sailors from the USS Bennington received six months probation after taking a 28 ton army tank and leaving it at Marylhurst College in Oregon City. Richard Stevens of Lake Oswego and James Wrigglesworth of Gladstone were handed suspended sentences for disorderly conduct and later turned over to the Navy for possible further action. They were arrested near the girls school after being found returning from the campus.
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Oregon City
Ore
UPI
Marylhurst College
Girls’ School
Richard Charles Stevens
Lake Oswego
James Wrigglesworth
Gladstone
Navy
USS Bennington
Long Beach
Calif
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