States Will Get Huge Sum For Aged Benefits
HEW withholds exact figures on released funds from the new aged care program projected to total about 70 million dollars. The money frees state medical programs and may be used for highways or other needs. the chart omits released funds, affecting state matching and future use.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Congressional
Senate Finance Committee
Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
South Carolina
Louisiana
Russell B. Long
D-La
General Tire Board Boss O Neil Dies
AKRON Ohio AP William Francis O Neil 7 confounder and board chairman of General Tire Rubber Co died at his home Sunday He had heart ailment for about a year O Neil in rubber industry over 50 years starting as a tire salesman He started General Tire in 1915 Survivors include his widow Frace four sons a daughter two sisters and two brothers
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Akron, Ohio
William Francis O'Neil
General Tire & Rubber Co
O'Neil
General Tire
Frace
Government sponsors project to find causes of cerebral palsy
A government joint study unites medicine and statistics to identify clusters of cerebral palsy cases. The five year project, led by the Perinatal Research Branch of the NIH, analyzes 50 000 pregnant women and tracks pregnancy, delivery, and early development across national hospitals.
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Washington
UPC
National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness
Silver Spring
Public Health Service
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Imd
Portland
Ore
Providence
Rhode Island
Tennessee Mountains
New York City
Latin American tax reforms urged for social fund plan
The United States will urge Latin nations to reform tax systems as part of a proposed inter American social development fund backed by a $500 million Congress authorization. The draft resolution, circulating among diplomats in Washington, will be presented at the Bogota conference led by the Committee of 21. The plan calls for rural improvements, housing, education and mobilizing domestic resources, including reassessing tax schedules and collection to raise revenue.
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Bogota
Colombia
United States
Washington
Congress
Committee of 21
Juscelino Kubitschek
Castro
Labor Ministry
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Bogota R
Organization of American States
OAS
San Jose
Costa Rica
U. S
Douglas Dillon
Penny
Latin America
Bishop sanctions priests over bleeding statuette rites
In Nancy France the bishop ordered three priests to cease church duties after they led services around a blooding plaster statuette of Jesus. The ban targets Catholics hosting or publicizing the rites and cites propagating erroneous doctrine and revolting against the Holy See. The statuette reportedly moved between Brussels Belgium and various French towns, allegedly bleeding biweekly from multiple wounds.
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Nancy
France
Jesus
Emile Pirolley
Holy See
Brussels
Belgium
Marilyn Monroe Rapidly Regaining Health in Hollywood
Hollywood reports Marilyn Monroe is recovering quickly from acute exhaustion and may leave the hospital by Monday or Tuesday. The 34 year old star had flown from Reno, Nevada, where she worked six days in heat for The Misfits, a four million dollar film based on Arthur Miller’s short story. Miller has been at a Beverly Hills hotel during the hospitalization.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Reno
Nev
Miss Monroe
Arthur Miller
Miller
Beverly Hills
Tower to Campaign Across Area for Senate Seat
GOP candidate John G. Tower of Wichita Falls begins a two day tour in the 19th District with three Lubbock appearances. He will speak at a Piccadilly luncheon, a Caprock Hotel reception, and a Lubbock National Bank rally. He resigns from Midwestern University to run.
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John G. Tower
Wichita Falls
Lyndon B. Johnson
U. S. Senate
19Th
Lubbock
Tower
Midwestern University
Lubbock l
Piccadilly
Caprock
Lubbock National Bank
Lisbon Decrees Reorganization of Portugal Flour-Milling
Lisbon announces a government decree to reorganize Portugal's flour milling industry. The move aims to streamline production, stabilize prices, and consolidate mills under state oversight. Officials cite efficiency and national food security as guiding goals.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Modernize Government Books Called Out Of Date
Lois V. Nair of Detroit criticizes government pamphlets offered to constituents as outdated and in need of modernization. The Republican candidate for Michigan's 14th District urged a review during a two day GOP campaign school, noting items like How to kill ants and How to make your husband's overcoat. Rabaut has held the seat for 24 years.
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Washington
Lois V. Nair
Detroit
Mich
Nair
Louis C. Rabaut
Congress
Break-Ins Across Town Hit Pets and Goods
Detectives questioned two suspects Sunday as police probe a rash of weekend thefts. Losses included a gelding with brand C from a South Avenue P pen, a red velvet collared poodle, groceries worth 14.71, a welding torch, a $150 saddle, a $200 go kart and carpet tools from a pickup. Two men ages 22 and 27 were held and questioned in relation to the cafe burglary and wire theft at a Pony League park.
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William L. Morten
Wsth
Sheriff's
South Avenue P
Melvin McDougal
30Th St
James Jackson
Elm
Bill Baucom
Ave. C
Cliff Hopper
33Rd St
14Th St
Cleon Higginbotham
3Rd St
Glen Jeffcoat
48Th St
T. H. Matheny
36Th St
Western Cottonoil Co
Slaton Highway
Broadway
North Ave
Kemper St
New Parkway Manor Motel Opens in Lubbock
Officials at Lubbock’s Parkway Manor motor hotel hosted an open house with an estimated 11 000 visitors touring the grounds. The six acre motel at 2600 Parkway Drive showcases the latest design and construction per manager Cody Briehn. The owner corporation includes 25 stockholders, all but one living in Lubbock.
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Lubbock
Parkway Manor
Cody Briehn
Parkway Manor Motor Hotel
Parkway Drive
Polish Leader Presses Farms On Compulsion For Output
POLAND. Polish Communist party chief Gomulka urged action against peasants resisting efforts to raise agricultural output through organized collective efforts. He favored laws allowing compulsion and sanctions against those hindering progress, while blaming private landholders for failures in the last five year plan despite droughts and floods. He signaled potential pressure on farmers not joining agricultural circles.
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Warsaw
Poland
Polish Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulak
Gomulka
Boulder kills Boy Scout at Devil's Sink Hole in Texas
Abner Jefferson Totty SH, 15, of San Antonio was killed when a boulder toppled from a ladder at the Devil's Sink Hole, a 180 foot crater near Rocksprings. Three adults and Totty's father were in the party. lifeguards tried resuscitation but Totty died.
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Rocksprings
Tex
Abner Jefferson Totty SH
San Antonio
Boy Scout Explorer Post
Texas
Young Totty
Jake Price
Sonoma
Larry Higgins
Boy Scout Group
Higgins
Price
Bulgarian Red To Join Nikita At UN
Sofia radio reports Todor Zhivkov will head Bulgaria’s delegation to the United Nations General Assembly opening Sept 20. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev plans a world summit there. Romania Poland Hungary Czechoslovakia and White Russia will attend. Western nations remain cool on the idea.
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Red
Nikita
Vienna
Austria
Sofia
Todor Zhivkov
Communist Party
United Nations General Assembly
Romania
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
New York
Khrushchev
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