Money For Urban Ills Warns Against Relying On Cash Alone
Cabinet member John W W Gardner told a Senate subcommittee that money cannot cure urban social ills by itself. He noted vast sums will be needed but warned against open ended spending and rent skimming by slumlords, outlining the misallocation of welfare funds and the central challenge of poverty, Negro life, and city decay.
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John W W. Gardner
Health, Education and Welfare
Senate
Gardner
Gardiner
Carnegie Corporation
Bread price debate finds no gouging in hearings
Congress exposes nationwide cost pressures on bakeries with flour sugar wrappers and labor rising. Witnesses say middlemen profits not evident while consumer demand and brand choices drive prices. NYC merchants in low income areas show price disparities. national view deems bread price reasonable given inputs.
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Purcell
House Agriculture Subcommittee
New York City
Washington Star
Judicial backlog threatens nation's courts across levels
The National Scene warns that federal state and local courts face crippling delays, with backlogs rising 15 percent from 1962 to 1965 to 74 000 cases. New York Southern District and Pennsylvania Eastern District report years-long delays, while Cook County Illinois, Texas backlogs and out of court settlements reflect a system in need of reform. Judicial conferences ABA studies push modernization and pilot programs, aiming to reduce delays through administration overhauls and possible funding.
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Critcal
U.S
New York
Pennsylvania
Cook County
Illinois
Texas
Tydings
District of Columbia
Kennedy Campaigns Loom Over 1966 Elections
Ray Cromley notes that Robert F Kennedy and to a lesser extent Ted Kennedy will dominate the 1966 campaign, crisscrossing the nation to back Democratic nominees from California to Wisconsin. Bobby Kennedy, seen as the heir to John F Kennedy, is expected to draw large crowds and threaten LBJ’s political standing, prompting cautious scheduling by the President and his team to minimize direct comparisons. Ted Kennedy will also campaign widely, especially in California Illinois Michigan and Montana, with Montana's Metcalf race a key focus.
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Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B Johnson
Kennedys
Bobby
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Paul Douglas
Ihaos
Democraic Senate
G Mennen
Ssapy) Williams
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
GOP
John Reed
Maine
Bobby Kennedy
Kenneth Curtis
Wisconsin
Ted Kennedy
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson TH
Montana
Lee Metcalf
Tim Babcock
Ted
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
New England
Johnson
John Kennedy
LBJ
Europe
Virgin Islands
Fifty Years Ago News Items From The News-Post Files
Fifty years ago the News-Post notes paper scarcity will affect Frederick schools with smaller scratch tablets when the new term opens. The Sunday Blue Law of 1723 was upheld by Justice Aug ust T. Brust for fishing by children and servants on the Lord's day, not tested for Sunday selling or work, leaving residents unsure of the law’s broader reach.
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News-Post
Frederick
August T. Brust
Police Court
Rev Paul Kinsel to lead Frederick Church of the Brethren
The Rev Paul W Kinsel of Brookville Ohio accepted the pastorate at Frederick Church of the Brethren succeeding Rev Ralph E Shober who moved to Sun Street Church of the Brethren Roanoke Virginia April 1 Rev and Mrs Kinsel expected here next month Kinsel is the son of Mr and Mrs D L Kinsel of Brookville The city plans to ban parking on the first block of West Patrick Street from Market to Court starting October 1 shifting taxicabs to a stand on South Court Street Business owners in the block oppose the ban citing lost trade Loading and unloading will be allowed under the plan.
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Paul W. Kinsel
Brookville
Frederick
West Patrick Street
South Court Street
Patrick Street
Market
Court Streets
Washington Today On High Interest Rates And Global Debt
Washington notes that a six percent prime rate on business loans shifts money flows internationally, boosts bond yields, and delays stock market activity. It warns of slowed construction, potential unemployment rise, and political hesitation before new tax or spending cuts amid inflation fears. The Federal Reserve’s restrictive policy is cited as a warning against runaway prices.
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Washington
America
Federal Reserve Board
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U. S
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American Bar Association Foundation
Maryland
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Washington Today
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