Ford urged to back Income Supplement Plan for welfare
The Income Supplement Program would replace multiple aid programs with a minimum $3600 annual income for poor families. WEINBERGER warned lawmakers that adding new programs would require tax increases, and most recipients would be ineligible for cash benefits. The plan includes a work requirement and could cost $21.6 billion in its first year, potentially affecting 42 million eligible Americans.
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Washington
Ford
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Caspar W. Weinberger
Weinberger
National Journal
Congress
Democratic
Mares Win Royal's Top Stake Money
Belle Elegant of North Ridge Far Wayzata Minn won the five gaited stake at the American Royal. Sensational Star Dust finished third in the three gaited division B. Glenview Mandala owned by Mrs R D Sinclair Tulsa driven by Charles Crabtree won the fine harness stake. Smoky The Bear placed fourth in the topflight stake. In Kansas City AP Senator Eagleton won endorsement for a second term from the Kansas City Times praising his human approach and criticizing Republican claims about truth and gun control.
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Simmons Stables
Belle Elegant
North Ridge Far
Wayzata
Minn
Glenview Mandala
R.D. Sinclair
Tulsa
Charles Crabtree
Smoky the Bear
Kansas City
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Kansas City Times
Tom Eagleton
Times
Kansas City Star
United States Senate
the Times
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Eagleton
Missouri
Stockton Plans Bond Vote For Industry Plant
Stockton residents will approve a $110,000 bond issue to construct an industrial plant in Stockton. Key Industries Inc of Fort Scott Kansas has operated a plant in temporary quarters and will move into the new building next year.
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Stockton
Key Industries, Inc
Fort Scott, Kan
Bottom Out Of Market On Old Newspapers
The old newspaper market has collapsed with prices sliding from 32 to 10 dollars per ton for domestic use and five for export. AAA Industrial Paper Supply of Los Angeles reports no purchases in eight weeks. Garden State Paper Co. notes the West Coast paper industry remains strong despite price drops and has established a guaranteed floor price to stabilize dealers.
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Los Angeles
Harold Cowan
AAA Industrial Paper Supply of
Japan
Korea
California
Cowan
Garden State Paper Co
Pomona
Calif
Garfield
N.J
Alsip
Scudder
Garden State
The Maltese Falcon Returns on The Black Bird Project
George Segal plays Sam Spade Jr in a modern San Francisco setting for The Black Bird a comedic take on the Maltese Falcon material. Director David Giler notes the film is not a remake but a new interpretation with returning cast Elisha Cook Jr and a sultry leading lady Stephane Audran.
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Los Angeles
George Segal
Humphrey Bogart
Burbank
Dashiell Hammett
Warner Brothers
Ricardo Cortez
Sam Spade
Bebe Daniels
Satan
Warren William
Bette Davis
John Huston
Mary Astor
Sydney Greenstreet
Peter Lorre
Columbia Pictures
Sam Spade Jr
San Francisco
Effie
Lee Patrick
Elisha Cook Jr
David Giler
Segal
Stephane Audran
Three Women Defy Episcopal Ruling At Riverside Church
Three women ordained as Episcopal priests celebrated Holy Communion at Riverside Church defying church leaders. The ceremony drew about 2,000 attendees who applauded as the women conducted the service and shared the Eucharist with others. Revs Alison Cheek Carter Heyward and Jeanette Piccard led the rites citing adherence to authorized Episcopal services amid bishops’ doubts. University Day at Missouri Rolla invites students and families to explore programs and meet faculty on November 9.
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New York
Riverside
Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
Alison Cheek
Virginia
Carter Heyward
Jeanette Piccard
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Protestant Episcopal Church
University Day Rolla
University of Missouri- Rolla
UMR
Farmer Killed in Silage Cutter Near Rich Hill Mo
Virgil Owens Evans 61 of Sweet Springs Mo was killed when he became entangled in a silage cutter on a farm six miles east of Rich Hill. The incident occurred Saturday. the body was found Sunday evening by Bates County sheriff deputies.
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Rich Hill
Virgil Owens Evans
Sweet Springs
Highway Patrol
Evans
Here
Bates County Sheriff's Deputies
Inmate slain at Moberly MTS in gym stabbing
At the Missouri Training School for Men near Moberly an inmate, Dennis LaPlante aged 21 from St. Louis, was stabbed four times in the back and once in the neck during a recreation period in the prison gymnasium. He died about 15 minutes later. A suspect was guarded. no weapon found and motive undetermined. LaPlante was serving 12 years for robbery, assault with a concealed weapon, and marijuana possession. In a separate item, Ella Fitzgerald performed at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore dedication of the Ella Fitzgerald Center for the Performing Arts in Princess Anne, with Gov. Mandel in attendance.
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Moberly
Carl White
Dennis LaPlante
St. Louis
White
LaPlante
Princess Anne, Md
Ella Fitzgerald
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Earl Brown
Marvin Mandel
Nixon May Need Surgery If Clots Form In Leg
Long Beach AP reports former president Richard M. Nixon may undergo surgery for phlebitis if tests this week reveal new clots in his leg. Dr. John Lungren says Nixon could testify in Watergate trials, with tests including a radioactive isotope exam. If no active clotting, surgery unlikely. Nixon remains under medical supervision for months.
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Long Beach
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
John C. Lungren
Nixon
Lungren
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Long
Washington, D.C
Special Prosecutor
Barker
Ron Ziegler
San Clemente
Brazilian Artist Plans To Marry Jungle Chieftain
Felicitas Barreto, 64, an artist and former dancer from Rio de Janeiro, says she will return to the Brazilian jungle to marry Aparabe, a Wayana chief who proposed to her two years ago. She describes life with the Wayana as companionship and freedom, preferring it to life in Rio or outside.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Felicitas Barreto
Felicitas
Latin America
Rio
Para
Para River
Surinam
Aparabe
Aparabhe
Eden and Hitler recall WWI ties at Berlin dinner
In 1935 Berlin a dinner party brought together British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and Adolf Hitler as they compared war experiences. Eden, now Lord Avon, recalled serving in the same sector as Hitler and recounted a quip from French ambassador Francois Poncet about facing Hitler on the front. Meanwhile in Tokyo Chou En-lai, hospitalized Chinese premier, met North Vietnamese Vice Premier Le Thanh Nghi in a cordial session noted by Hsinhua. The agency cited Chou’s heart attack last May but offered no further details.
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London
Anthony Eden
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Eden
Lord Avon
Avon
Francois Poncet
Hitler
Poncet
Tokyo
Chou En-lai
le Thanh Nghi
Hsinhua
Chou
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