Veterans Affairs officials accused of low rates on funds
House Veterans Affairs Committee member Teague charged Veterans Administrator Whittier and Treasury Secretary Anderson with failing to earn market rates on National Service Life Insurance and Government Life Insurance Trust funds totaling about seven billion dollars. He said investments at 3 percent vs. 4 to 5 percent available elsewhere cost millions yearly and pledged to introduce reform legislation.
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Teague
Congress
National Service Life Insurance Trust Fund
U.S
Whittier
Anderoy
Treasury Department
Veterans’ Insurance Trust
Hoover urges crackdown on smut dealers and obscenity
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover calls for stronger laws and harsher sentences against smut purveyors in the fight against obscene materials. He targets motion pictures television books and print media and warns youths are bombarded by vulgar offerings across newspapers and shops. The piece also notes the National Geographic Society estimate of wildlife loss in Africa.
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Washington
UPD
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Death claims honorary head of Red Cross
Prof. Max Huber, honorary president of the International Committee of the Red Cross, died in Zurich after a prolonged illness four days after his 85th birthday. The international law professor led the International Red Cross from 1928 to 1944 and became honorary president in 1945. He was widely travelled and held prominent posts.
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Permanent Court of International Justice
Red Cross
Zurich
Switzerland
UPI
Max Huber
International Committee of the Red Cross
Huber
International Red Cross
Kennedy to enter 1960 race amid Kennedy Rockefeller doubt
Senator John F Kennedy plans a 12 30 p m Saturday news conference to announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in 1960. He is seen as front runner by Democrats and polls while Governor Nelson Rockefeller’s withdrawal means reversed expectations. Humphrey will campaign in several primaries but skip New Hampshire. Kennedy, a Roman Catholic, would be the first Catholic major presidential candidate since 1928.
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Washington
UPI
John Fr. Kennedy
New England
E.s.t
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Oregon
South Dakota
Joltine
New Hampshire
Alfred K. Smith
Herbert Hoover
United Press International
Wayne L. Morse
D-Ore
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Birmingham
U.S. AF
Bushy Park
London
Stephanie Baird
Send Flowers Marys Flower Shop in Monroe
A local flower shop named Send Flowers operates at 318 North 2nd in Monroe. The notice provides the business name and address for the storefront.
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North 2Nd
Monroe
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United States
East Pakistan
West Pakistan
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National Geographic Society
Wilverstein
Moutons
Free
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Coats
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Iverstein
Dallas
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Texas
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Davis
CHEP
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