Poverty Meet Stresses Guarantee On Income
Washington AP reports Senate hearings on a guaranteed annual income for all Americans. Backers, including Negro leaders and Harvard expert Daniel Moynihan, press the plan as aid for the poor, while Sen Robert Ribicoff doubts its practicality and proposes guaranteed jobs instead. The plan would provide monthly payments to any person or family below the poverty level.
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Joint Center For Urban Studies
Harvard University
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
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Moynihan
Canada
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Johnson
Subcommittee
Seca
Ribicoff
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
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Brooklyn
Bill Ribicoff
Washington
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Coppolino plans return to Florida for Christmas with children
Dr. Carl Coppolino, freed on bond after a New Jersey acquittal in the Farber murder, plans to be with his four children in Sarasota for Christmas while awaiting trial on the Florida murder charge against his first wife Carmela. A bond increase hearing is set for Tuesday.
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Sarasota County
Grand Jury
Ruby Undergoes Medical Switch Amid Cancer Battle
DALLAS UP The condition of cancer-stricken Jack Ruby 155 remained serious Sunday as doctors shifted chest tubes. Parkland Hospital said he had discomfort from the procedure but was resting comfortably after being taken there last week. He has been eating well and getting out of bed at intervals while awaiting a new trial.
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Parkland Hospital
Ruby
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Glittering White House dinner turns chaotic in snowstorm
A five inch Washington snowstorm disrupted a White House dinner honoring the National Council on the Arts. Celebrities from stage and film struggled to reach the event, with Duke Ellington arriving in a tuxedo-less rush and others facing delays. George Peppard sparked a protocol faux pas by toasting the president sans official rank. Gregory Peck commented on politics, defending professionals in government.
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California
Spellman Visits German Postings in Europe Tour
Cardinal Spellman arrives in Frankfurt for a two day visit as he travels to support American troops in Vietnam. He will celebrate Mass in Wiesbaden Heidelberg and Mannheim under General O Meara before departing to Istanbul. Venezuela to license two new banks soon.
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New York
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U.S
Europe
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Venezuela
Estes Transferred to Sandstone Federal Prison Minnesota
Billie Sol Estes, Texas financier, moved Thursday from Leavenworth to Sandstone Minnesota to serve a federal sentence in a medium security unit. Warden John Norton calls it routine, noting Estes awaits assignment and will be treated like other incoming prisoners. Estes, 41, convicted in 1963 of mail fraud and conspiracy for selling $25 million in worthless fertilizer tank mortgages, began his federal term February 16, 1965, and also faces an eight year state sentence for swindling.
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Billie Sol Estes
Texas
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Estes
Leavenworth
el Paso
Tex
Human Fly Thefts Rack Up In Genoa Skyscraper Burglaries
Police in Genoa arrest 24 year old Graziano Sacerdote accused of more than 40 burglaries in four months. Using a nylon cord he scaled up to eight stories to enter apartments and steal money jewels and clothes before descending quietly.
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Italy
Graziano
Sacerdote
Circus Lion Tamer Clawed Then Returns for Next Show
Italian circus reports Orlando Orfel was clawed by a lioness during a Saturday performance in Cosenza but returned for the next show, continuing his act while authorities review the incident.
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Cosenza
Italy
Orlando
Orfel
The Lioness Claws and Rights Recounted In Rift
A fragment notes a lioness clawing and references an animal with a right arm in a dispute or metaphor 8 months ago. The unreadable snippet limits detail but implies a dramatic encounter or comparison within a wildlife or symbolic context.
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