Welfare group stage protest at Senate hearing
About 60 women and children from the National Welfare Rights Organization staged a sit-in at a Senate Finance Committee hearing on a House welfare bill. Police ended the disruption after several hours as organizers complained of an inadequate hearing and threatened arrest for remaining.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
National Welfare Rights Organization
Capitol
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington Mall
Department
John W. Gardner
Gardner
George A. Willey
Overly Rights Actions Center
Wiley
Johnnie Tillman
Los Angeles
Senate backs full 42 million for Neighborhood Facilities Program
The Senate voted 60 to 23 to fund the Neighborhood Facilities Program at 42 million dollars as requested by President Johnson, while the House had approved 27 million. The bill is part of a 10.4 billion appropriation for 24 agencies with House ratifying changes on rat control funds and VA financing certificates.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Senate House Conference Committee
John J. Williams
R-Del
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Veterans Administration
CENTO fate to be decided amid obsolete aims and new alignments
Observers say CENTO may be dissolved as its military role erodes and member aims shift with Moscow's stance on Turkey and Iran. The move would mark a major postwar realignment as regional blocs adapt to changing political patterns.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Southeast Asia ‘Treaty Organization
SEATO
Asia
Turkey
Pakistan
CENTO
Pact
Moscow
Iran
Montreal pursuit ends in police gunfire killing wanted woman
A police chase in Montreal ended with the death of a woman nicknamed Machine Gun Molly after an exchange of gunfire with three police cars. One of two men in the car was captured. a child was wounded by a stray bullet amid the pursuit and a driver was assaulted during the bank robbery.
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Montreal
Gail
Molly
Agd
Ser Ae
Monica Proetti
Credit l Union
Vatican
Jean Cardinal Villot
France
Jury Awards 863.73 in Ross v Torres Purina Case
A jury in 72nd District Court awarded Nellie M. Ross of Lubbock 863.73 against Joe Torres and Ralston Purina Co for a June 16, 1966 collision at 16th Street and Avenue F. Ross sought 7500. Trial began with Judge William R. Shaver presiding.
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Nellie M. Ross
Lubbock
Joe Torres
Ralston Purina Co
Ross
Ralston Purina
Torres
16Th Street
Avenue F
William R. Shaver
Lubbock Police Seek Suspects in Service Station Burglary
Police investigating several burglaries report burglary at Ward's Texaco 518 Idalou Rd with $73.50 cash missing. Other thefts include a lawnmower and outboard motor from C S Higgins 5001 24th St and a watch taken from A D Emmons 304 Uvalde.
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Lubbock
Ward
Texaco
Idalou Rd
C. S. Higgins
24Th St
A. D. Emmons
Uvalde
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