New Relief Programs Underway Across the Nation
New relief measures unfold in many states as welfare rules tighten and work relief expands. Newburgh plans Saturday implementation with rules delaying aid for illegitimate births and limiting annual assistance to most recipients. Autonomy debates rise as officials cite mounting costs and a need to reexamine welfare’s role.
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Associated Press
Newburgh
N.Y
Joseph Mitchell
Phillipsburg
N.J
Arthur W. Paini
Washington
Washington Department of Public Assistance
Washington State
Department
Oregon
Louis Ringuette
Josephine County
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Ohio
John J. Schaffer
Texas
Louisiana
Florida
All Star Gridders Open Training Today
The 1961 College All Star team, 56 strong, reports to Head Coach Otto Graham at Northwestern University to begin a three week training camp. The squad will practice at Dyche Stadium and begin twice daily sessions next week ahead of the August 4 game vs the NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles in Soldier Field.
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Otto Graham
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Philadelphia Eagles
Soldier Field
Graham
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Northwestern
Cleveland Brown
Coast Guard Academy
Cleveland Browns
Mike Ditka
Pittsburgh
Earl Faison
Indiana
Marlin McKeever
Southern California
el Kimbrough
Joe Rugens
Canows
Auburn
Bill Shaw
Geor
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Bob Lilly
Texas Christian
Jack Novak
Miami
Florida
Myron Pottios
Notre Dame
Jim Tyrer
Ohio State
Bruce Tarbox
Syracuse
Frank Wisted
Navy
Mike Pyle
Yale
Greg Larson
Minnesota
Tom Matte
Joe Bellino
Bob Crespino
George Blair
Mississippi
Tom Mason
Tulane
George Flemming
University of Washington
Philadelphia
Hershey
Kennedy or Eisenhower Paths: A Morrow Analysis
James Marlow reviews President Kennedy's early leadership compared with Eisenhower's first six months in office. The piece argues both pursued cautious, conservative policies, relying on trusted aides and avoiding bold, new experiments in domestic and foreign affairs.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Truman
Kennedy cautious like Eisenhower in civil rights and foreign policy
The piece compares Kennedy to Eisenhower asking if his civil rights stance will harden with a conservative Congress. It notes Kennedy uses executive actions to reduce discrimination but delays broader proposals, and in foreign affairs his stance is restrained with mixed actions from Vienna to Cuba. It ends with Montgomery County, Maryland, taking over local trash collection from the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Congress
Truman
Vienna
Rockville
Montgomery County
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Washington
Maryland city completes 786240 streets and 35982 miles paved
The Frederick based News reports that New York City reached 786,240 streets at completion of its new two hundred plus building project and 35,982 miles of paved survey work.
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New York City
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