Newburgh Welfare Crackdown Faces Court Challenge
Newburgh officials pursue legal steps to shield the citys welfare crackdown from a state court injunction set for Friday. City Manager Joseph Mitchell and acting welfare chief Peter Petrillo defend the 12 of 15 measures aimed at restricting aid to unwed mothers and able bodied men, while state and Gov Rockefeller criticize the plan as jeopardizing federal welfare funds.
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Newburgh
N.Y
UPI
Joseph Mitchell
New
Bury
Louis Lefkowitz
New York City
State Supreme Court
John P. Donohue
Mitchell
Peter Z. Petrillo Jr
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Hudson River
Unemployment Dip Appears Soft as July Jobs Fall
Washington sees unemployment drop 440 000 to 5 140 000 while employment falls 207 000 to 68 499 000. The labor force shrank 607 000, pushing idle rate up to 6.9 percent. Long term jobless rose to 1 634 000 with 1 026 000 out six months or longer. Secretary Goldberg warns hard core unemployed need retraining and cites Berlin buildup as a factor amid fast economic growth.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Goldberg
Berlin
Davis to Speak in Jonesboro at Lions Club
Gov. Jimmie H. Davis returns to his hometown to address the Jonesboro Lions Club at 6 15 p.m. Tuesday at Jonesboro Elementary School. Special guests include Rep. J J Allen of Jonesboro and Sen. Jamar Adcock of Monroe. The governor grew up on a local farm near Jonesboro.
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Jonesboro
Jimmie H. Davis
Lions Club
Davis
J. J. Allen
Sen
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
Kennedy Seeks Extra Billion For Missiles And Planes
The House approved President Kennedy's request for an additional one billion dollars to buy missiles and war planes to bolster U S forces amid the Berlin crisis.
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Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
U. S
Berlin
Newburgh Official Joseph Mitchell Slated as Speaker
Newburgh city manager Joseph Mitchell will address the Southern Conference of Municipal Officials in Memphis on August 12 at noon. Mayor W L Howard announced Mitchell, 39, known for welfare cutback proposals in Newburgh, will speak amid plans for other speakers at the conference opening August 11.
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Joseph Mitchell
Newburgh
Phandoy
Southern Conference of
Memphis
W. L. Howard
Mitchell
New York
Howard
University of Maryland
Monroe
Culver City
Calif
International City Managers Association
Society For Public Administration
Britain to join European Common Market to face communism
London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan declared Britain must end isolation and unite with the European Common Market. Washington signals Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg reported July missile base strikes reduced man-days lost to 209, an all time low.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Washington
API
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy reaffirms U S alliance with Nationalist China
President Kennedy states U S support for Nationalist China and opposes admission of Communist China to the United Nations. In Congo, Cyrille Adoula is named premier of a unified government with Antoine Gizenga elected as one of three vice premiers. FBI arrests escaped convict William Schuette, one of the ten most wanted, who congratulates his captors.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
U. S
China
United Nations
Okay
Nedpoldwilae
the Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Congo
Antoine Gizenga
Chicago
FBI
William Schuette
Schuette
U2 Planes Will Be Based in Okinawa for High Altitude Flights
The U.S. Air Force said two U2 aircraft will fly from Okinawa to conduct meteorological sampling over Western Pacific waters. The program will measure substances at extreme altitudes, extending prior flights conducted from the United States Argentina and Australia.
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Naha
Okinawa
U.S. Air Force
Western Pacific
Air Force
United States
Argentina
Australia
Twin City Chit Chat and Club Meetings Announced
Mrs. A S Manning of Monroe will represent the Alpha Delta Kappa Alpha Chapter at the second international convention in Denver from August 6 to 10. The grand chapter and state presidents council start pre convention activities today. The Scuderia-Whitlow Sports Car Club meets Thursday at the Paragon Club at 8 p m with films of events shown.
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A.S. Manning
Howard Street
Monroe
Alpha Delta Kappa
International Honorary Sorority For Women
Denver
Colo
Scuderia - Washitaw Sports Car Club
Paragon Club
Jerry Roden
Air Force alerts 28 000 reservists for possible active duty
The Air Force alerted 28 000 personnel in 71 Air National Guard and Air Reserve units for possible active duty to support the Berlin crisis. President Kennedy authorized up to 250 000 reservists and extended tours by one year. The move affects 28 states plus the District of Columbia, with about 750 aircraft and 5 000 recruits needed to reach full strength.
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Washington
Air Force
Air National Guard
Air Reserve
Berlin
Kennedy
District of Columbia
National Guard
District
Air Force Ready Reserve
Ale
Dyer Criticizes Davis Over Venezuela Governors Visit Absence
Rep. Jack Dyer criticized Governor Jim Davis for prioritizing personal grooming over meeting five Venezuelan governors visiting Louisiana to strengthen Latin American ties. He accused the governor of shaming the state and insult to Latin nations, noting the missed envoy meeting.
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Baton Rouge
Jack Dyer
Jimmie H. Davis
Venezuela
East Baton Rouge Parish
Davis
Dyer
Louisiana
Crossed Wires Blamed For Davis Diplomat Incident
Gov. Jimmie Davis cites crossed wires for missing a 3:30 p.m. meeting with five Venezuelan state governors on a U.S. tour. The governors, led by Eligio Anzola and Rafael Solorzano, waited 20 minutes before leaving. U.S. Embassy official James R. Graham noted the group was tired after a tight schedule. Leopoldo Sucre was ill and did not attend.
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Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
Davis
U.S. State Department
Venezuela
Louisiana
James R. Graham
U.S
Caracas
Graham
Eligio Anzola
State of
Lara
Pablo Herrera Campins
Portuguesa
Elroy Parrara
Zulia
Rafael Solorzano
Anzoategui
Don Luciano Valero
Barnas
Leopoldo Sucre
Bolivar
Talks men into releasing five hostages at Kingston jail
In Kingston Ontario UPI reports a psychiatrist talked two convicts into freeing five jail staff hostages held at knifepoint for 28 hours. The men surrendered after a 30 minute talk with Dr. George Scott. No hostages were harmed. John Peters and Vincent Hamel faced demands for retrials and grievances about segregation. Warden David McLean said no deals were made. An investigation into grievances was promised.
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Kingston, Ont
UPI
George Scott
John Peters
Vincent Hamel
David McLean
Wealthy preacher challenges FBI over AWOL Marine
Louisvile Illinois area report says John R. Harrell a 39 year old founder of the Christian Conservative Church claims the FBI must coax Dion Davis a Greenville Pennsylvania youth who is AWOL to surrender at Harrells 100 acre estate Harrell says the Marines taught Davis to be a killer and will only remove him by force if necessary Davis father urged his return to base while FBI agent Manley Hawks planned further talks Harrell is building a Mount Vernon replica and holds a mausoleum patent with oil drilling claims.
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Louisville
Til
UPI
FBI
John R. Harrell
Christian Conservative
U. S. Senate
Harrell
Dion Davis
Greenville
Corps
Davis
Air Corps
Manley Hawks
Springfield
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Monroe Weather Report Sees Warm, Dry to Thursday
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and warm temps through Thursday in Monroe. Isolated afternoon evening thunderstorms possible with highs 90 to 95 and lows 70 to 75. Yesterday’s low set a state record at 71. Tuesday reached 93 with a 70s low.
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Monroe
Five-man juvenile gang wounds three youths in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn, a five-member juvenile gang with a sawed-off shotgun attacked three youths Tuesday night in apparently random violence. James Lee, 16, and his cousin Wilbert Rolland, 17, remained in fair condition, Andrew Shaw, 14, was released after treatment. police pursued the five attackers with no provocation found.
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New York
Brooklyn
James Lee
Wilbert Rolland
Andrew Shaw
Soviet Blueprint Outlines Global Communist Drive
The 20 year Moscow program for communism, praised by Khrushchev, forecasts endless world conflict and eventual triumph. The plan splits into promises of a richer life for Russians and a long term, timetable free struggle, challenging the idea of peaceful coexistence.
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Washington
Russian Communist Party
Moscow
New York Times
Khrushchev
Officials Set Roadblocks For Arkansas Man
Authorities man roadblocks in northwest Arkansas as they pursue Joe Hilderbrand 24 who escaped from the Little Rock state hospital. He eluded officers for a year before a October arrest at a mountain cabin. He earlier robbed a tourist couple and was on furlough when he fled with Frances Standridge 18, niece of his wife Ola 49, who was freed on a suspended sentence after burglary and car theft charges.
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Hilderbrand
State Hospital
Little Rock
Today’s Chuckle Psychiatrist Joke
A humorous line notes a psychiatrist asks many costly questions while noting a wife asks nothing in return.
Strange Methods Plans For Station On Moon
Ten tentative operational plans for stationing men on the moon were disclosed by a government backed study. It outlines moon shelters like insulated balloons caves and tunnels and remote controlled mining and construction equipment. A decade or more may be required to establish bases with pushbutton construction and specialized surface vehicles.
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Baltimore
John de Nike
Martin Co
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
MOON
East Germans Face Campaign Against West Berlin Workers
In Berlin the Communist drive targets 53 000 border crossers who worked in West Berlin. Hundreds were pulled from trains and buses and ordered to find jobs in the East. Some evicted for keeping Western employment and others ordered to report to police with explanations.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
East
Walter Ulbricht
Studying Moon Launch Sites Under National Program
A coordinated NASA Defense Department study surveys potential Moon mission launch sites including Gulf Coast near Brownsville White Sands Christmas Island Hawaii and possible use of Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg. The Apollo plan anticipates 1964 Earth orbit 1965 lunar flight and a 1966 to 1967 Moon landing with Saturn orbital and Nova lunar rockets.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Defense Department
Gulf Coast
Brownsville
Tex
White Sands Proving Ground
New Mexico
Christmas Island
Pacific
Hawaii
NASA
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Earth
Moon
Martin Co
Baltimore
Saturn
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