Food Stamp Plan Faces Doubts In 1963 Budget Plan
President Kennedy's 1963 fiscal plan sparks doubts about expanding the Agriculture Department food stamp program. A pilot in eight areas tests feasibility of nationwide rollout, with costs estimated from 330 million to over 1 billion dollars annually depending on eligibility and dietary standards.
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Kennedy
Agriculture Department
Orville L. Freeman
White House
Budget Bureau
Knothole Driving Illegality Warns City
City police warn motorists to stop knothole driving as a frost obstructs windshield. Lt James Combs notes scraping windows prevents accidents and cites violators into Municipal Court. Ordinance bans any nontransparent obstruction on all windshields except legal paperwork. four by six inch sign display allowed in lower right corner.
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James Combs
Traffic Bureau
Ancient Find Is Classical Hoax
Warwick AP report: elderly scholar Dr Laban Lacy Rice admitted fabricating a tale of a Grecian grave shaft and the legendary King Orestes at Mycenae. Rice, 91, said he wanted to perpetuate a classical hoax, while the Greek Archaeological Society repudiated the claim and Athens’ officials dismissed it.
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Reuters
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Mycenae
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Cumberland University
Lebanon, Tenn
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