Secretaries call for five billion welfare boost to help poor
Outgoing Secretary Wilbur Cohen urged a five billion dollar increase in antipoverty spending over four or five years on NBC Meet the Press. He favored a national welfare standard to reduce regional disparities and curb rural to urban migration. He backed new rules allowing recipients to declare low income and argued for index checks to deter fraud. Reforms would ease social worker loads and focus on job training and placement.
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House GOP Crime Task Force Urges Nixon Action
The House Republican task force on crime urges President-elect Nixon to double manpower against organized crime while limiting electronic eavesdropping. It proposes elevating the Justice Department's organized crime unit to a full division with an assistant attorney general, plus replacing U.S. attorneys in major cities and expanding anti crime strike forces. The report favors selective use of surveillance and notes Morgenthau's effectiveness and possible stay beyond normal tenure.
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Mansfield Urges Nixon to Meet De Gaulle on European Ties
Senate Leader Mike Mansfield urged President-elect Nixon to visit Charles de Gaulle and other European leaders soon after inauguration to repair U S French strains, bolster North Atlantic unity, and pursue a broader peace in Europe and beyond.
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Blind Bob slain in apparent robbery at news stand
CHULA VISTA police say robbery motive suspected after 40 year old blind news stand operator Robert E. Anderson known as Blind Bob was found beaten to death in his living room Friday night.
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Is Baldness Necessary The Thomas Hair Treatment
A newspaper ad promotes the Thomas treatment to combat thinning hair under supervision by three specialists. A medical director and a bacteriologist assess health history and scalp sebum to determine treatment. free consultation offered. If untreatable, patients are plainly told so. The ad notes male pattern baldness as the untreatable majority.
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Park Free Garages Map Sanitation Amid City Listings
A compact street listing shows Park Free Garages at multiple downtown locations including Ikong Beach-110 Pine Ave Suite 1207 and Mill Street Mezzanine. Entries note contact numbers such as 436-1321 and MA 2811 for Pershing Savara Garage and related parking facilities, reflecting an organized inventory.
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Mill St
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