Utility Board Accepts 2.65 Million in Rate Case Settlement
The City Public Service Board accepted 2.65 million dollars from electrical companies in a price fixing suit ending a long Zaveck trial before Judge Adrian Spears in Federal District Court. Officials say the sum rebates overcharged utility customers and may prompt minor rate adjustments. the board faces obligation to protect public funds.
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City Public Service Board
Zaveck
Adrian Spears
Federal District Court
San Antonio
Spears
Bexar County
Government allocates 11.5 million to ITT for Camp Kilmer job center
The $11.52 million share of a $784.2 million anti poverty program goes to International Telephone and Telegraph Co to run a major job training center at Camp Kilmer New Jersey on a cost plus basis. ITT will train thousands for employment, prioritizing basic education to lift unemployed in Appalachia migrant camps cities and destitute areas.
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District of Columbia
Virgin Islands
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Camp Kilmer
GS Nenteovesty
Congress
NATO Meeting Ends With Mixed Signals on Nuclear Plans
Paris summaries say the three day NATO ministerial produced no action on a multilateral nuclear force or broader Atlantic nuclear options. The communique only notes a thorough exchange of views to be continued and hints at U S pressure for some multilateral force despite De Gaulle’s opposition. France signals possible coordination with SAC, but no concrete concession. Talks on Soviet Red Chinese moves in Africa were debated but produced no recommendations.
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United States
MLF
Front
Aur
Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
France
Strategic Air Command
MLP
Africa
Joe Louis Leads New Negro Union Push in Philadelphia
Ex champion Joe Louis heads a local that aims to organize unrepresented workers in Negro districts of Philadelphia. Backed by Harlem figure William Rowe, Louis plans to grow through bars and broaden efforts to establish minority union activity, amid wider CORE pressure and looming federal construction spending.
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Philadelphia
Joe
Harlem
William Rowe
Scandinavia
Martin Luther King Jr
Louis Labor Federation
Louis
Joe Louis
Exchamp
Win
National Organization of Industrial Trade Unions
NOFEU
Jamaica
Long Island
NOITU
Teamsters
Jimmy Toffa
Ne York
Newsboy
Iceman
Toe
Pennsylvania
Louis Lasky
New York
New Jersey
Florida
Alabama
Nema
Jim Farmer
Congress of Racial
White House
CORE
Boston
Johnson
The
Man Esndicata
Total Tax Rite Climbing Higher
Medicare proposals would fund a separate payroll tax, forcing three parallel books on a federal budget system. Total spending could approach 200 billion annually with state and local budgets rising, implying larger federal tax cuts to offset the growing public sector. Local and state purchases may surpass federal outlays by mid 1960s.
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Wilbur Mills
House of Representatives
Ways and Means Committee
Johnson
John Kenneth Galbraith
Gerald L. Phillippe
General Electric Co
Lincoln, Neb
Phillippe
Galbraith
John Maynard Keynes
Ting Ventuces Syndicate, Inc
Hats Off to Mr Jake Rodriguez Letter on Latin American Classification
A reader praises Mr Jake Rodriguez for his letter arguing about the classification of Latin Americans. The writer cites personal context with three children described as light-skinned, noting emphasis on origin and identity.
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Jake Rodiguez
The
Denial Call Over Race Labels At Local Meeting
Katherine O Dell reports Alma Perna calls to classify people by race only when raised and rejects Anglo labeling. John Birch Society in St Petersburg Florida allegedly distributed a Minute Man call to arms at a chapter meeting, though JB S denies promoting armed action and urges its members toward education programs against communism and socialism.
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Burg
Minuteman
Jb.s
Hills
Katherine O’dell
No Good Mr William and Hearst Tour Summary
Walter Winchell comments on Mr William and Hearst touring Eastern Europe praising nationalism. The column mocks one world internationalism and United Nations, urging scrutiny of U.S. schools churches and textbooks. It notes concerns over mental health, and Gav Connally's drive in Texas aligned with JFK's humanitarian visions.
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William &. Hearst
Europe
Supreme Cow
Washington, D.C
United Nations
Chester Deiter
Walter Winchell
U.S
W. W
Krony
TFR
Gav. Connally
Texas
Gav
Jake Connally
Jfk
QU Musachio
Gall bladder stones may be dissolved without surgery
Dr Robert Bergman of Clemson University reports experiments showing a diet very rich in oleic fats can produce gallstones in animals and, when the diet is reduced, stones tend to disappear. High protein intake is also under study as a factor. Results hint at future non surgical dissolution methods.
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Robert K. Bergman
Clemson University
South Carolina
Bergman
In the Malllox Address Sage for P O Box 161 Texas
A directive notes address formatting for a letter to In the Malllox, care of Might, P O Box 161, San Antonio Texas 78200. The text preserves a postal address pattern with a singular destination and a formal tone.
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P. O
San Antonio
Texas
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CPSB
Sommers
NATO
Scone
Paris
Agfense
New Union
Victor Amsel
New York, New Jersey
Equality
Craft Contractors Association of Negro Businessmen
Joan Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Jim
Alma Perna
John Birch Society
St. Peters
Lyster LT
Coleman, M.D
Tahiti
Leyden
Holland
Soleo Tromp
National Institute of Health
NPG Sing
Fy, Inc
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