Labor backs Kennedy health plan push in labor coalition
Labor leaders unveil a broad lobbying coalition to back President Kennedy's Social Security health aid plan for the aged. AFL-CIO President George Meany says funds from union treasuries and pension plans will back financing and mortgage support, while opposing groups fear socialized medicine. The effort targets financing changes via a proposed quarter-cent payroll tax and aims to expand home mortgage programs to spur construction and aid middle-class homeowners.
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Countess Reports $150,000 Robbery
Countess Nadia Bazzichelli of Sardinia living in Caracas reported a theft at her residence. Police were told jewelry and cash totaling 150000 dollars were taken while she attended the races and her servant was away.
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Rising Market Optimistic Sign
Rising market optimism surfaces amid midwinter gloom as stock prices rise despite weak earnings. Steel output edges up for a week, housing data show modest gains, and mortgage lending improves. Officials warn recovery remains faint while predicts point to possible gains in construction and consumer spending if Washington acts.
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Ford Motor heir Mrs Ford Gives Birth To Daughter
Mrs. William Clay Ford delivered her third daughter and fourth child at Ford Hospital Tuesday night. The newborn weighed seven pounds. Mrs. Ford, formerly Martha Firestone of Akron, Ohio, is married to a Ford Motors vice president who also serves as president of the Detroit Lions football team.
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Cleveland Board of Education Raises Teacher Pay
The Cleveland Board of Education boosts starting pay by 600 dollars to 5000 for teachers with bachelor degrees and no experience. Masters degree holders see a raise from 4600 to 5200, signaling efforts to attract new teachers.
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Nixon's Political Plans Up In Air
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon heads to California as his future political plans remain unsettled. He weighs private legal work in Los Angeles and possible run for California governor, but insiders say no decision yet and a six month period before any campaign move.
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