Battle Looms Illinois To Start On Birth Control
Illinois moves to launch a birth control program for relief recipients offering medical advice and contraceptives. Welfare officials warn against pressure on recipients and allow case reassignment if a worker obje cts. The plan targets unmarried mothers and married women not living with husbands with funding claims of 700 million dollars for two years. About 440000 of Illinois ten million residents receive public aid.
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Welfare Department
Commission
Maremont
Illinois
Draft Extension Bill Signed to Run Four Years
President Kennedy signed legislation extending the military draft for four years until July 1, 1967. The measure, passed by the Senate and House four days earlier, covers ages 18 to 26 for at least two years of active service, plus authorities to induct medical practitioners and raise living allowances for families of enlisted men under corporal rank. Officials expect about 90,000 draftees needed in the coming year, with most service members entering voluntarily.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Army
Two Ohio Women Hurt In Turnpike Crash
Two Ohio women were seriously injured in a Pennsylvania Turnpike collision near Somerset Friday night. Identified as Angeline Spario 25 of North Madison and Judy Letcher 24 of Madison both remained in serious condition but showed some improvement at Somerset Community Hospital on Saturday.
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Somerset, Pa
Ohio
Here
Angeline Spario
North Madison
Judy Letcher
Madison
Somerset Community Hospital
Fatal Boston Blaze Sherry Biltimore Hotel Tragedy
A pre-dawn five alarm fire at the Sherry Biltimore Hotel in Back Bay killed four people and injured 27 with nearly 100 rescued from ladders. Medical Examiner Richard Ford cites temperatures at least 2000 degrees Fahrenheit. Victims include Seymour R. Stone Selma Hyman Fabian Jijon Lola Jijon and orphan Maria Jijon.
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Boston
Sherry Biltimore
Richard Ford
Seymour R. Stone
Cambridge
Selma Hyman
Fabian J. Jijon
Quito
Ecuador
Lola
Warship Patrol Against Exiles Reported Possible
Chicago based AP report cites President Kennedy weighing orders for U.S. warships to patrol exile launch sites on American territory for raids on Cuba while denying an immediate fleet call up. Edin M. Martin signals anticipated intensified surveillance to keep U.S. territory from raiders.
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Chicago
Kennedy
U.S
Cuba
Chicago Sun-Times
Sun- Times
Washington
Edin M. Martin
The
Martin
Common Scripture Reading Suggested in Harvard colloquium
CAMBRIDGE Massachusetts AP A proposal for a shared schedule of Scripture readings for Protestants and Catholics emerged from a three day Catholic Protestant colloquium at Harvard Divinity School The plan would unify readings across liturgical year and involve both denominations in common study and worship planning.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard Divinity School
Guido Appeals to Catholics to Help Him
Buenos Aires Argentina AP harried President Jose Maria Guido on the brink of chaos appeals to Roman Catholic Church for help. He reportedly wrote Cardinal Caggiano primate of Argentina asking to create an atmosphere conducive to holding elections. Elections for a new national government are set for June 23 though observers doubt they will be held.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Antonio Cardinal Caggiano
Expense rules softened by IRS easing travel deductions
Washington AP report on Reg Caplin issuing new rules for travel and entertainment deductions. The 88 page guidance modestly relaxes and clarifies what counts as deductible, with strict tests for lavishness and business purpose. Public hearings will refine the rules, while agents are told to favor taxpayers who act in good faith.
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Washington
Mortimer M. Caplin
Internal Revenue Service
Caplin
IRS
National Restaurant Association
Association
Thomas W. Power
Congress
No Appeal On Railroad Rules
In Chicago the railroad brotherhoods let an appeals deadline pass in the dispute over work rules affecting 65,000 train jobs. The carriers can implement the rules, likely prompting an emergency fact finding board from President Kennedy. Friday was the final day to seek Supreme Court reconsideration of the 8-0 ruling supporting the railroads.
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Chicago
Kennedy
U.S. Supreme Court
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