Lady from Nazi era aids Jewish Appeal in Fort Lee
Mrs. Morgan C. Hughes promotes the United Jewish Appeal Israel Emergency Fund door to door in Fort Lee New Jersey. She recalls her Nazi youth days in Germany as Ingrid Steffen and says she now helps war refugees and Israeli fund efforts while her husband runs rides at Palisades Amusement Park. Her father joined the Nazi Party in 1929 but was expelled for having Jewish friends.
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Nazi Germany
United Jewish Appeal
Israel
Fort Lee
Ingrid Steffen
Palisades Amusement Park
Hughes
Germany
U.S
Film Stars Cancel Moscow Festival Trip Over Israel Policy
Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton and Tony Curtis scrap plans to attend the Moscow Film Festival starting July 5 citing Soviet policy on Israel. Curtis, Jewish, cites Israel policy. Taylor and Burton offer no statements, a rep suggests UN attacks on Israel and Soviet aid to Arab nations. Taylor Burton film Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? to appear as noncompetitive entry. Billy Graham says Britain crusade likely his last. Kennedy visits Ireland with MacDonnells as host family and will attend Irish Derby at Curragh before returning to Woodstown House.
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Richard Burton
Tony Curtis
Israel
Curtis
New York
Miss Taylor
Burton
Mediterranean
United Nations
Mike Todd
Taylor-Burton
Virginia Woolf
John F. Kennedy
Dublin
County Kildare
Eamon de Valera
Kennedy
Murray MacDonnell
Woodstown House
Kenneity
Edy
MacDonnells
Johnsons Uncle Huff Dies in Texas Huffman Baines
Huffman Baines 63 uncle of President Johnson died in a San Antonio rest home after a seizure and oxygen treatment. Born in Austin in 1884, son of Joseph W. Baines Texas secretary of state, he visited the White House and LBJ Ranch with affection from the President and Mrs Johnson who had earlier aided his hospital care.
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Huffman Baines
Johnson
Monnday
San Antonio
Baines
Austin
Joseph W. Baines
Texas
John Ireland
Huff
U.S. Senate
Johnsons
White House
Lbj Ranch
Reagan laments broken tax pact and California budget standoff
California Governor Reagan charged Senate Democrats with breaking a tax compromise as he warned the state faces a fiscal deadline. With the budget at $5 billion plus and a June 30 close looming, Reagan said the Legislature may miss a budget and payrolls for state workers if no deal is reached. He called the situation a mystery and said he would wait to act until a budget is presented. He noted the stalemate could force decisions on trimming spending or delaying payrolls.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Senate
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
California
West Yellowstone
Mani
Protests Dwind at UC After Policy Change and Draft Fear
At Berkeley the protest tables near Sproul Hall fade as campus life shifts from civil rights clashes to wartime concerns. Regents ousted Kerr after turmoil. Chancellor Teyas tightens enforcement, while a broader shift to quarters and heavier exams keeps students busy, leaving little time for protest.
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Young Socialist Alliance
Sproul Hall
University
Kerr
Berkeley
Roger Teyas
Pacifists hauled from Los Angeles City Council chamber
Police dragged three pacifists from the Los Angeles City Council chamber after more than 100 protesters booed, hissed, and chanted during a meeting. Dr Donald Kalish, Peace Action Council vice chairman, demanded charges be dropped and medical expenses covered, while urging Mayor Yorty and city officials be held accountable. An investigative committee was directed to review police actions at the Century Plaza protest.
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Los Angeles
Donald Kalish
Peace Action Council
Kalish
Century Plaza Hotel
Johnson
Xalish
UCLA
Council
Samuel W. Yorty
Thomas J. Reddin
Council Chamber
Edmund D. Edelman
Century “Plaza
Reddin
Task Force Probing Calif Government Should Be Probed
Sacramento Governor Reagan's task force of businessmen examining state government may need examination itself says Assemblyman Willie Yrown D San Francisco The Assembly committee chair notes potential conflict of interest risks if appointees appear before the committee Brawn cites a case where a private computer firm executive studying a state agency pushed for adopting a system identical to his firm's product.
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Calif
Solon
Sacramento
Reagan
Assembly
Willie Lyrown
San Francisco
Brown
Lam
Tax hike urged to avert inflation says Fed chair
Federal Reserve Board member William McGita Martin Jr urges prompt tax action to cut the coming fiscal year deficit. He supports Johnson's January proposal for a 6 percent surtax on individuals and corporations, warning higher rates may be needed to curb inflation and protect housing recovery. Administration now projects a 13.6 billion dollar deficit for the new fiscal year.
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Wiliam Mc ‘Gita Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Johnson
Congress
Stow
Rotary Club
Toledo
Ohio
Ywas
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