Wallace vows to fight federal welfare cutoff over Alabama dispute
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace says he will seek a federal injunction to block a threatened loss of about 96 million dollars in welfare funds over alleged discrimination. HEW cites state and local funding contributions and notes Alabama’s public assistance and child welfare shares.
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HEW
John W. Gardner
Washington
Ahe Perry
Atlanta
Liu Shao-chi’s Faction Faces Growing Chinese Labor Uproar
Tokyo AP reports Red Chinese workers pouring into Beijing from both Maoist wings and Liu Shao-chi loyalists. Over a million workers have arrived with more daily, raising risk of violence as Mao reportedly returns to take command. Posters claim strengthened security police and arrests for dissent. protests erupt before the security ministry as labor mobilization aids purges.
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No Donation From Baker Alleged by Eight Congressmen
Testimony shows eight congressmen denied receiving any funds from Baker for 1962 campaigns or later. A savings and loan official testified Baker advised a $100000 contribution, but officers said only $66300 was received and funds allegedly aided Baker’s Carousel motel in Ocean City Maryland.
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D-Okla
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Sen
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D-Ark
Edward Bennett Williams
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
George A. Smahters
D-Fla
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
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California Savings and Loan Associations
Carousel
Ocean City
Aluminum's Big Four Set For New Price Hike
The four major aluminum firms Olin Mathieson Reynolds Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical post price increases effective January 18. The moves come despite a government request to defer action and drew criticism from Ackley of the President's Council of Economic Advisers who called them untimely and unnecessary. The administration signals no immediate move to roll back the hikes.
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Ackley
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
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Reynolds Metals Co
Inum Corp
America
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Billy Rose Still Unburied as Estate Disputes Continue
At his own funeral a showman’s life is recalled as heirs and co executors of Billy Rose's 30 million dollar estate argue burial costs. The executors say he feared cemeteries while sisters push for a garden tomb modeled after one given to Israel. A legal battle looms over final resting place and price.
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Westchester Hills
Ardsley
N.Y
Billy Rose
Billy
Morris Shilensky
Rose
James Vaughn
Miriam Stern
Manhattan
Polly Gottleib
Beverly Hills
Calif
Israel
Soviet foes plot to smear Mao with borrowed ideas
In Moscow the Soviet leadership contemplates a campaign to undermine Mao Tse-tung by arguing his guerrilla tactics and poetry are stolen or reinterpreted from Soviet sources. Informed sources anticipate further attacks on Mao s legitimacy, policies toward capitalism, and his poetry as misreading or pseudorevolutionary jargon.
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Communist Party
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Mao
Kremlin
Chinese Communist Party
China
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Marx
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The
Literary Gazette
Weather Forecast Tone Now Sets Mild Weekend
Tonight and Saturday remain mostly cloudy and mild with scattered showers likely. Lows near 34 tonight and highs around 50 tomorrow. today’s 11 am reading was 39 with a 32 overnight low and 46 yesterday. Warm through Sunday then a cool spell with rain likely through Tuesday.
Fickle Employees Switch Jobs Amid Brighter Hiring Picture
The Labor Department reports Americans are changing jobs faster due to a strong employment outlook and many under age 25 entering new roles. Among 71 million workers, average tenure is four decades, with younger workers averaging 1.5 years and older workers 8 years on current jobs. Men stay longer than women. A sizable share started after 1961, many within the past year.
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Labor Department
U.S
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