Michigan Dems May Skip Chance To Control House
In Lansing Democrat led House would have taken over after the death of Republican Rep. Emil A. Peltz but party leaders plan to caucus next week and likely remain in a 55 54 minority. Senate control 22 12 remains with Republicans, and passage requires 56 votes. Democrats cite past gridlock and taxes as reasons to avoid organization.
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Michigan
Igan House of Representatives
Emil A. Peltz
Joseph J. Kowalski
Senate
Massive Labor Shifts Foreseen For 1960s
Washington AP Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell released a Labor Department study predicting dramatic changes in the 1960s. By 1970 a third of workers will be women and four of every five employees over 45. industry will face a surge of young and inexperienced labor, requiring elimination of discrimination to boost output by up to 7.5 billion dollars. The report questions whether growth can absorb a 13.4 million rise in the labor force without unemployment rising.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Labor Department
Overhaul Proposed for Federal Housing Agencies and Slum Plans
A government study urged sweeping changes to subsidize low income housing and eliminate slums. Dr. Ernest H. Fisher proposed consolidating the Housing and Home Finance Agency into a single body and allowing federal aided agencies to act as landlords and lenders in urban renewal areas.
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Washington
Norman P. Mason
Ernest H. Fisher
Columbia University
Fisher
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Mason
Unwed Father Jailed A Year In Cincinnati Case
Judge Benjamin Schwartz sentenced Richard Kelley to one year in county jail and a $500 fine for tending to cause the delinquency of a 17 year old girl. Kelley already has two illegitimate children by the girl and one child by a 16 year old. He received another year for a similar charge involving a second girl aged 17. Local note irrelevant sentence about zebra stripes follows.
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Cincinnati
Benjamin Schwartz
Richard Kelley
Kelley
Schwartz
Manpower Outlook Cites 1965 18-year cohort to boost labor force
Mitchell outlined a study predicting high prosperity and jobs with a 25 percent rise in living standards and a 0.75 trillion output rate for the decade. He noted population growth from 180 to 208 million, 26 million new young workers, and 3 million extra women entering the labor force, while midcareer workers decline by 200,000.
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Mitchell
United States
Lables
Four Escapees Captured in Kent Restaurant Standoff
Kent police detained three of four Trumbull County Jail escapees after a Saturday arrest in a downtown restaurant. Raymond Bishop 27 McDonald James Stryker 20 and Gus Moamis 19 Warren were taken without resistance. Jack Grafton 28 Warren fled on foot during the incident.
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Kent, Ohio
Trumbull County
Warren
Kent
Raymond Bishop
McDonald
James Stryker
Gus Moamis
Jack Grafton
Trum‘bull County
Harry Humble
Sarah Churchill Takes Up Painting On Her Father’s Suggestion
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill’s actress daughter Sarah Churchill has started painting for relaxation at her father’s suggestion. The 45 year old redhead says she loves it and finds her paintings “hipy” with some whimsical faces.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
Sarah
Cincinnati Man Killed After Car Collision
Cincinnati resident George Twidale, 36, died Saturday when he was thrown from an automobile during a collision with another vehicle. The force of the impact hurled him against the curb.
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Cincinnati
George Twidale
Twidale
British aim to hold up Rubens sale in London
British museums urged to raise 9 000 pounds to block export of Rubens The Holy Family to a US buyer. A 530 000 pounds appeal backed by the British Museum and Liver pool museum seeks to keep the work in Britain before February 26. The piece portrays the Virgin and child with St Anne and St John, once in the Duke of Devonshire collection.
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Rubens Sale
London
United States
Asin
Britain
Liverpool Museum
St. Anne
John
Duke of Devonshire
Eisenhower Names Nine To National Goals Study Panel
President Eisenhower formed a long term national goals study commission with Henry Winston as chairman and Frank Pace as vice chairman. Nine members were named including James Killian Alfred Gruenther Clark Kerr Learned Hand Erwin Canham Colgate Darden James Conant George Meany and Crawford Greenewalt. Funding will come entirely from private sources and the panel aims to outline policies for the next decade and beyond.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Henry Winston
Brown University
Frank Pace
Army
General Dynamics Co
Winston
Grams
James Killian
Institute of Technology
Gen
Alfred Gruenther
American Red Cross
Clark Kerr
University of California
Learned — Hand
New York
Erwin Canham
The
Christian Science Monitor
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Colgate Darden
University of Virginia
Virginia
James Conant
Harvard University
West Germany
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Crawford Greenewalt
E.L du Pont de Nemours & Co
London Sending Gold Treasures To States
London dispatches priceless British gold plate never before leaving the country to New York for a British exhibition from June 10 to 2. The Bowes Cup, forged in 1554, is among the treasures and was used by Queen Elizabeth.
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London
Britain
New York
Last Road Link Agreed On Between Panama and Colombia
Panama and Colombia have agreed on the official route for the final 465 mile link in the Pan American highway. The border point Palo De las Eltras will connect Panama’s network with Colombia’s highway system, following talks with Virgilio Barco Vargas the Colombian public works minister.
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Panama
Colombia
Palo de Las Eltras
Public Works
Virgilio Barco Vargas
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