City Tries To Limit Welfare in Newburgh Debates
Albany dispatch reports Newburgh officials defend curbs on welfare payments as moral and necessary, while critics call rules illegal and racist. The State Welfare Board weighs approvals for proposed measures including restricting aid for additional illegitimate births, capping yearly aid at three months, and limiting family benefits to the wages of the lowest paid city worker with the same dependents. Officials warn nonconformity could jeopardize federal aid. court action possible if rules are rejected. City spends about 900000 yearly on welfare, with nearly five hundred thousand from federal or state sources and a 3 million city budget. 5 percent of residents on relief, many Negro.
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Albany, NY
Newburgh
State
National Assn. For Advancement of Colored People
Wheat price outlook favors protein rich regions says expert
Kansas State University economist Hugh J. McDonald warns farmers not to rush selling wheat on the cash market if storage space is available. He expects higher prices overall, with premiums more likely where protein is high. Early protein readings are subpar in much of Kansas, but western areas show a better premium potential.
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Kansas State University
Hugh J. McDonald
McDonald
Southcentral
Kansas
East Central
Weekend Visits From Osborne Residents Across Town
Numerous Osborne residents spent weekends visiting relatives and friends around Topeka, Lawrence, McPherson and Kansas City. People called on hospitalized relatives, shared travel plans for the July Fourth holiday, and noted several family reunions with Saffell, Van Sevoe, Hettick, and Carter relatives mentioned.
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G. W. Turrell
R. P. Mize
Jim
Joel
Ross Schoonover
Topeka
Tablerock Dam
Bronson
L. W. Sutherland
D. N. Jefferson
Bob Sutherland
Lawrence
W. R. Binns
J. M. Martin
Cecil
McPherson
Ronald Myers
Joplin
Weldon Epperson
Keith
Merle Davis
Richard Davis
Kansas City
Stanley Davis
Osawatomie
Wendell Davis
Frank Davis
Olathe Hospital
Tom Saffell
Garden City
L. A
W. H. Boyd
Carters
Charles van Sevoe
Leslie
Lubbock
Tex
Lola van Sevoe
Osborne
S. T
S. T. Thornton
Santa Fe Hospital
C. FE
Todd
Frank Steward
E. G. McFall
Smithville
McFalls
Todds
Florida
Donna Bones Builds Camper for Family Vacation Project
Donna Bones of the Silver Leaf 4-H Club works on a homey camper project with her parents Harold and Mrs. Bones. Her task is furnishing the family camper built on a late model pickup bed.
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Donna Bones
Silver Leaf 4-H Club
Donna
Mr. and
Harold Bones
RFD 4
Bones
Store Sales Are Higher Across Tenth District
Kansas City AP report shows department store sales in the 10th Federal Reserve District up 2 percent for the week ended July 1 from a year earlier and 5 percent year to date. Gains concentrated in Lincoln and Omaha Nebraska, while Oklahoma City and Wichita posted declines. Topeka rose for 1961 period but fell weekly.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of
Topeka
Wichita
Denver
South Africa deploys troops to guard South West Africa border
South Africa moves troops, air and sea forces into South West Africa to deter a potential black revolt or cross-border attacks from Angola. The government bans UN access to the territory while warning it will arrest any UN investigators. Defence officials cite gun running from Angola and border terrorism as key threats.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
South West Africa
Angola
South West
League of Nations
United Nations Committee
U.N
United Nations
Africa
South Atlantic
Indian Ocean
James J. Fouche
Britain
Portuguese Angola
Two Churches May Merge In Broad Protestant Union
United Church of Christ leaders open talks with the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) after its constitution took effect. If a merger proceeds, combined membership would reach about 4 million in 14 000 congregations across the country.
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Philadelphia
United Church of Christ
Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Uniting Church
Ben M. Herbster
Norwood
Ohio
United Church
General Synod
Christian
Disciples) Church
Ers
Evangelical and Reformed and Congregational Christian Churches
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State Social Welfare Board
Joseph Mitchell
Hudson Valley
Welfare Department
Mrs. Irwin Heth
Wek
St. Joseph
Bennett
Peoples State
Bank of
A.S.C
Peoples State Bank of
Richmond
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
N. Main
Wilson Mack
Ottawa
Pomona
Wisconsin
Roy Warhurst
Merle Burgess
Claude Myers
First National Bank of Ottawa
Boyd Ladies Aid
Herald
the Herald
Circulation Department
Ottawa Herald
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