Tough Fight On Housing Is Predicted
Washington report on Kennedy housing proposals suggests passage in Congress is likely but with heavy Republican opposition. Key lawmakers warn of fierce battles over urban renewal and veterans housing as committees weigh strong public housing emphasis against long term solutions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Edward J. Derwinski
House
Albert Rains
D-Ala
Hains
Olic E. Teague
D-Tex
National Association of Home Builders
Cil
Cuban Rebel Arms Trial Opens with Morgan Denial
Maj William Morgan a 4-year old ex American on trial before a revolutionary tribunal challenges a co defendant's claim that he armed anti Castro guerrillas in Cuba's Escambray range. Chauf Mario Marin testified Morgan sent arms to Major Membrives for many months.
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Havana Luph
William 4. Morgan
Cuba
Escambray Mountains
Mario Marin
Morgan
Escambrays
Fidel Castro
Funeral services for Mrs Edith Carey in Middlesboro
Mrs Edith Carey of 330 South 23nd Street Middlesboro had services at 2 p m today at Southside Baptist Church with Rev Seal Janeway officiating Burial followed at Hurst Cemetery Music by an 18 member quartet with piano by Mrs George Colson Pallbearers named Janes A Hucville Tooney Hopper Marian Hawkins Fred Hendrickson C C Farle and Doe Farle Funeral Home in charge
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Edith Cary
Edith Carey
South 23Nd Street
Middlesboro
Southside Baptist Church
Seal Janeway
Hurst Cemetery
George Colson
Janes A. Hucville
Tooney Hopper
Marian Hawkins
Fred Hendrickson
C. C
Judge Trial Data Slated
PURE PIERCE Fla. (UK) Secret testimony from a six-year old grand jury gambling investigation was scheduled to be brought into the Chilingworth murder case today to test the veracity of the prosecution key witness. The piece, Holzapier has testified he and Negro moonshiner George as Judge and Mrs C F Chilingworth also. on June 14 1865 on orders from Joseph A Peel Jr. Peel a onetime municipal judge is on trial for his life from St. Lucie County Circuit Court charged with masterminding what one of the most baffling crimes in Mietida history. Defense attorney Carlton Wetch Stid Thieday he plans to use secret testimony from a 1959 grand jury gambling investigation to prove Holzapier had a motive for ten killings which did not involve
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Pure Pierce
Fla
Chillingworth
Fin
Panese
Finyd A
Tacky
Hfo Fm
St. Lucie County
Mietida
Defense Atiormey
Carlton Wetch
Stid Thieday
Holzapier
Meany Attacks Cross Deal Over Union Funds Settlement
George Meany denounces a settlement in a federal suit accusing James G Cross of misusing union funds. The plan would have Cross sever all ties with the AFL CIO and receive a $250,000 pension in return. The dispute involves Cross and a 19th century expulsion from the AFL-CIO for refusing to oust him.
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Washington
UPI
Aflcio
George’ Meany
Warkee
James .G. Cross
Oe Egeen
Cross
Ithe ‘Union
Afl-Cio
Pss
Miller's Puts Off Store in Kingsport
Miller's department store decided not to proceed with a planned Kingsport location. President Gustave Mandly said the Kingsport property is up for sale, citing the consolidation of Afficer's and Rich's stores in Knoxville as the reason for abandoning the Kingsport project.
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Knoxville
UPS
Miller’s Department
Kingsport
Gustave Mandly
Mandly
Afficer's
Rich's
Unemployment Benefit Bill Faces Senate Delays
Washington reports the administration pressed to roll back Senate delays on a joint Kennedy unemployment emergency bill to extend benefits. Hearings before the Senate Finance Committee proceed as the House approves a plan for extended weekly payments to jobless workers, with limits on total weeks and state disparities.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Joent Kennedy
Children Bill Approval Set
WASHINGTON UPS The House is expected to approve Kennedy emergency program aiding needy children of the jobless. About 7 000 youngsters under 18 would gain aid. program starts April 1 and runs to June 30 1982. It is temporary and not replacing state or local funds. Congress splits over permanency concerns.
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Washington
UPS
House
Kennedy
Senate
Congress
Senate Democrat
Mike Mansfield
Montt
Lindervay
Hooten Bor
Kenedy
Seven Executives Freed in UPI Antitrust Case Outcome
NORRISTOWN Pa seven executives were freed as the last of the seven imprisoned nyse officers involved in the heavy electrical equipment bid fixing scheme. Judge J Gillen Ganey reduced sentences for good behavior, with Cook 54 of Miatiee among those released. The case also saw 44 individuals and 20 equipment firms fined nearly three million dollars under the government antitrust action.
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Norristown
UPI
Nyse
Obye
Ee Cening Nes ‘Iy
Ot & A
Cook
Miatiee
Teo mmm
U. S&s District Court
J. Gillen Ganey
Top Calves Bring $34 At Knox Auction Sale
BARBOURVILLE Top calves brought 34 dollars per hundredweight at Knox County Stockyards. Butcher calves were 230.60, heavy top calves 30.20, weight cows 15.40 to 28.60, weight bulls 17.10, ton hogs 17.30, light top hogs 15.60, heavy sows 14.70. In price per head baby calves 5 to 39.50, stock heifers 43 to 69, stock cows 81 to 170, cows and calves 142.50 to 170, pigs and shoats 11 to 35.
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Barbourville
Knox County
Rusk Invites State Media for Foreign Policy Briefings
Secretary of State Dean Rusk announced that radio television and newspaper representatives from all 50 states will attend foreign policy briefings in Washington next month. President Kennedy will attend both conferences with the radio TV gathering set for April 3 and 4 and the newspaper conference on April 2. The item ends with an unrelated note about Ohio’s cardinal, its state bird.
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Brirpings Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Radio-Tv
TVA Names L. J. Van Mol To Girl General Manager
Knoxvile UPI reports Tanis J Van Mol a TVA veteran was named TVA general manager on Thursday. He succeeds Aubrey J Wagner who becomes TVA director. Van Mol has served since 1936 and was assistant general manager and budget officer since 1935. Wagner was named by President Kennedy to succeed Brooks Siva as assistant secretary of state.
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Knoxville
UPI
Tanis J. van Mol
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
van Mol
Aubrey J. Wagner
Saubieg
Thors- AN -van Mol
Tel Authority
Chicago
Purdie Universit
Wagner
Kenney
Brooks Siva
Angola Talk Is Avoided at United Nations Session
U N Security Council members expected to skip debate on Angola Portugal. Britain France Turkey China abstentions likely while China votes against. Liberia and PAS urged a Security Council inquiry amid violence and deaths in Angola on borders with Congo as Portugal claims it remains part of its territory. US spokesmen signaled they would not oppose placing the topic on the agenda despite NATO ties.
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United Nations, N.Y
UFT
U.N. Security Counc
Angola
Britain
France
Turkey
Chin
Chiteyma
Elizabeth Taylor Free Of Danger After Pneumonia
London reports Elizabeth Taylor was declared out of danger as doctors attributed her rare recovery to a combination of medical treatment and her strong will to live. Dr Carl Heine Goldman said she might be moved to the Dorchester Hotel suite in a week to 16 days if progress continues.
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London
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Stixe
Carl Heine Goldman
Goldman
Miss Taylor
Dorchester Hotel
Imare
Sloctor
Dostorg
Middlesboro Hospital Notes and Local Admissions Docket
Hospital notes from Middlesboro Memorial Hospital list multiple admissions to the Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic with visiting hours and dismissals for patients including Missals and Atkins family members. Births and a school bus collision causing injuries are noted, with drivers and occupants in critical condition and an escape injury incident reported in Esburg Mississippi.
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Bugs Bunny
Porky Fig
Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
William Atkins, Jr
Ata
John B. Green
Jonesvill Bees
Lorene Campbell
McKaidy
Betty Afills
Pineville
Ernest KR
Cibris
Emanuel Saylor
Aray
Middlesboro
Lou Burke
Ane
Smith
Chester
Hattie Campbell
Lewis Marcum
City
Cherles Chumney
Esburg
Miss
Ildren
Here
H.C. Hayden
Hoffa to Issue Call for Teamsters Union Convention
Washington reports Hoffa prepared to issue a call for a Teamsters convention in Miami Beach Florida in early July to name candidates for the presidency. About 2100 delegates from 100 locals will vote under court ordered rules to ensure a free election with 1.7 million members eligible. Hoffa faces no current opposition amid a mail fraud indictment while local officers receive seven page timetable instructions.
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Washington
UPI
Rei Sais Hoffa
Sation
Hoffa
Mia Beach
Fla
Teamsters
Uinion
Hotta
Teguuters
Dispute Over Refund of Kaiser Tax Case Reaches Supreme Court
A federal ruling orders Kaiser workers in the UAW strike era to be refunded over $1 million in taxes paid on strike benefits. The Kaiser decision, announced by IRS District Director Berglue, covers about 2,000 workers and aims to end tax on strike benefits. the UAW cautions it could set a precedent. Rebate amounts vary from $3 to over $2,000, with an average around $250, and payouts expected within eight weeks.
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IRS
Resee
UAW
Max Raskin
Marvey Kitzman
Tsitzman
Uaws
Supreme Court
Kaiser
Rees Trial Eyed in Va
In Virginia authorities pursue transferring Melvin Davis Rees Jr to Virginia for trial on kidnapping and murder charges of Mrs Mildred Jackson and her daughter Susan. Governor Almond convened with top officials to discuss extradition from Maryland amid defense challenges to evidence and testimony.
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Almond
Rees
Baltimore
Mildred Jackson
Susan
Tefense
Dio
EKREC Suit Is Filed In Kentucky Construction Dispute
The Gustav Hirsch Co. files a $115,009 suit against East Kentucky Rural Electric Coop in Lexington alleging an $36,000 balance on a $482,000 line construction contract plus $83,600 in damages. EKREC counters that Hirsch failed to meet completion deadlines by 172 days and did not supply materials, while Hirsch claims the coop delayed work via plan changes. Ohio's oldest tombstone is noted at Gnadenhutten cemetery.
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Lexington, Ky
UPL
H. Church Fond
East Kentucky Rural Electric
Columbus
Ohio
Gustav Hirsch Co
Electric Coop
Kentucky
East Kentucky Coop
Hirsch
Gilo
Coop
Tennessee House and Senate Act On General Bills
In Nashville the Tennessee House studied general measures including a bill requiring state court judges to be licensed to practice law in the state. The Senate held a local-bill session and planned a similar later session as both chambers wrapped lengthy calendars. Additional actions included a proposed ten percent ice cream price floor for retailers and a study of industrial-area annexations for revenue purposes. The House favored a tenure plan for teachers and safety-department age rules, and discussions touched on zoning concerns from temporary structures.
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Senate
House
Buford Evans
Lawrenceburg
J. Kenneth Porter
R Newport
Rep
W. L. Barry
Lexington
Charles Moffett
Knoxville
James Bomar
Moffett
State Department of Education
Safety Department
Johtson City
Lily Miller seeks license for Log Mountain motel in Bell County
Notice records Lily Miller doing business as Miller Motel has filed an application under Chapter 231 of Kentucky Revised Statutes for a license to operate a place of entertainment. The Log Mountain motel in Bell County Kentucky with a jukebox will be open from 6 AM to 10 PM. The application is on file in the County Court Clerk's office signed by Martha Lock Brocic.
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Hereny Elven
Lily Miller
Miller Motel
Log Mountain
Bell County
Kentucky
Martha Lock Brocic
Kennedy forms air safety task force to study control system
President Kennedy created a special safety task force to study the U S air traffic control system. Richard B Hough of Goveland will head the group, which will report in the coming months.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Richard RB Hough
Goveland
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