Panel OKs 1.75 Billion Poverty Bill in Senate Panel
Washington lawmakers advanced the Johnson administration anti poverty package. The Education and Labor panel approved roughly 1.75 billion in funding after a push to raise the total to near 2 billion was dropped back to the White House level. The committee earmarked most money for community action and the Neighborhood Youth Corps, with debates over administration control and local salary limits.
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Jn Washington
U Pip
House Education and
Ihbor Committee
Johnson
Adams Clayton Powell
M-N.d
Office of Economic Opportunity
Powell
William Phillips
Phillips
White House
Contentan
Tthe
Bureau Aide Named Head of Baptists
Girl W. Tiller, a layman and official of the Budget Bureau, was elected president of the American Baptist Convention at its 59th annual meeting. He will succeed Rev. Dr. Robert G. Torbet. Other officers named include Rev. Ward B. Hurlburt, Mrs. R. Fred Chambers, and Charles H. Read.
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Kansas City
UPI
W. Tiller
Bureau of the Budget
Militioy
American Baptist Convention
Tiller
Budget Bureau
ABC
Robert G. Torbet
Kan
Ward B. Hurlburt
Colorado Springs
Colo
R. Fred Chambers
Alton
Charles H. Read
Ridgewood
Corporate Profits Reach New High in Q1 1966
The Commerce Department reports seasonally adjusted corporate profits before taxes at 78.3 billion for Q1 1966, the strongest since early 1965 and the third largest quarterly rise since 1961, with after tax profits up 11 percent from Q1 1965. Dividends rose to 20.6 billion annualized. production and manufacturing also surged amid inflation risk.
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Wasitington
Commerce Department
Office of Business Economics
Unaty
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Council Off Economic Advisers
Labbor
Donny Warn Pitches Kneeling Fast Ball in Lot
In St Paul AP story 13 year old Donny Warn, injured by polio, drops his crutches to pitch from his knees in a vacant lot near home. Despite braces and crutches, he throws a mean fast ball while siblings and friends cheer and tease. He can hit, too, though remains unable to walk unaided.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Donny Warn
Donny
Andree
Jayce
Pow-Wow
Danny
Bonny
Robert Warn
Voluntary Imprisonment Suggested by UCLA Psychiatrist
Dr Norman L Barr of UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute proposes a national system of voluntary imprisonment to rehabilitate offenders. A suspect would plead guilty and enter a six month rehabilitative imprisonment with board review, potential discharge, or extension, judge retaining final decision.
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Atlantic City
California
Norman L. Barr
Neuropsychiatric Institute
Ucla
Barr
U S Seeks End To Computer Strike In California
A federal mediator was to meet with negotiators to settle a strike by over 800 machinists at Scientific Data Systems the West’s largest computer maker. The firm serves NASA JPL network and says work continues at four Southern California sites amid walkouts. Pickets booed employees crossing lines at the sales and programming office. Machinists demand a 15 cent across the board raise. company offers 1 or 6 cent raises for some workers.
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Santa Monica
UPS
Scientific Data Systems
West
Corporation
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Groom's Good Excuse Delays Wedding in London
Bridegroom Victor Stevens, 25, arrived late for his wedding after being in court on a charge of drunken and disorderly conduct at a slag party the night before.
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London
Victor Stevens
Auto Safety Quiz Witness Hit
Washington report on House Commerce Committee traffic safety hearings ends as chairman Staggers rejects a witness claim that free enterprise alone ensures safe driving. Tom Triplett of Chester, S C, warns federal standards could be risky, while some members fear manufacturers will dodge responsibility by hiding behind regulation. Rep. Farnsley of Kentucky sides with Triplett.
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Washington
API
House Commerce Committee
Harley O. Staggers
D-W.va
Tom Triplett
Staggers
Triplett
Chester
S.C
Charles P. Farnsley
D-Ky
Triple L
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