Israeli citizen benes bid for deputy NYC post sparks citizenship dispute
An Israeli citizen Dr Nachman Bene 31 appointed deputy city administrator by Mayor Lindsay cannot legally hold the office until he becomes a US citizen. NYC Corporation Counsel calls the appointment a violation of the Public Officers Law. Bene seeks congressional citizenship relief and will serve as consultant until naturalized.
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Senate Floor Fight Over Rent Aid Looms
Senate debate intensifies over proposed rent assistance as unemployment and general economy conditions shape lawmakers' stance. Political factions clash on aid scope while costs and eligibility spark questions about effectiveness and outreach.
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Congress Seeks Major Rewrite of Jobless Pay Plan
Washington liberals plan an all-out floor fight to salvage Johnson rent aid after a committee vote trimmed the plan. The House Ways and Means Committee, reviewing the Depression era program, has yet to back Johnson’s broader revisions while approving a larger catch-all bill.
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U S Hesitant on Arms Aid to Pakistan
The Johnson administration faces sharp division over resuming full scale military aid to Pakistan as talks with Pakistan's Mohammed Ayub Khan governmen t loom. Debate centers on lifting an embargo versus restricting to nonlethal aid while funds for rent subsidies and extended unemployment benefits face committee and congressional scrutiny.
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Governor Brown Admonishes GOP on Budget Cuts
In Sacramento Governor Edmund G. Brown urged Republicans to hurry on their proposed budget cuts while voicing doubts about much of the California Taxpayers Association plan. Brown defended free tuition as essential, rejected a blanket university fee, and noted the Legislature will decide the final outlay despite GOP pressure to trim the 4.62 billion plan. He criticized the party for three months’ delay and urged detailed proposals, warning some cuts are unacceptable but others merit consideration. The Taxpayers Association touted a 200 yearly tuition increase and potential 40 million in extra revenue, a plan Brown contested as contrary to higher education leadership.
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Welfare for paying jobs shows progress in job training efforts
U S welfare commissioner reports that 3,462 public assistance cases were closed in the July-September quarter of 1915 across 11 states and the District of Columbia. About 16,557 aid to families with dependent children recipients were affected as part of federal state public assistance employment training programs authorized by the Social Security Act amendments.
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Applicants Appear Pronto Through Help Ads
Classified ads offer quick job connections as readers scan Help Ads for opportunities. The notice emphasizes prompt listings and urges applicants to respond to Glas sified Ads Tit it. HE 25959.
Assembly Votes Transit Tax Bill in California
The California Assembly approved a transit funding bill with a 56-2 vote, moving to the Senate. The measure would finance a Southern California rapid transit district through property taxes and business license fees, amid arguments over tax fairness and potential amendments.
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Gromyko to See Pope on Wednesday
Vatican City report says Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will meet Pope Paul VI in a history making audience Wednesday morning before returning to Moscow. A Vatican source says the meeting is definitely scheduled, with press access still unclear. Gromyko had been in Naples after a three day Rome visit last weekend.
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