Nixon Eyes Welfare Mothers Group Plan In Washington
The Nixon administration considers funding the National Welfare Rights Organization with 100000 dollars a year for three years to guide disabled individuals to state vocational rehabilitation and other agencies. NWRO, mostly welfare mothers, aims to create an information network and bring people to services while evaluating outcomes.
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Nixon
Robert H. Finch
National Welfare Rights Organization
NWRO
Russell B. Long
D-La
Capitol Hill
Michigan
Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor
Ohio
State Capitol
John G. Veneman
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
National Self-Help Corporation
Veneman
Ton
Tax loophole plug seen in charity deduction reform
House Ways and Means draft outlines ending the unlimited charitable deduction within five years. The ordinary deduction limit would rise from 30 to 50 percent of income as committee staff study tax reform and merger questions progresses.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
Presbyterians Prepare for 181st General Assembly in Texas
The United Presbyterian Church in the USA convenes in San Antonio with Dr. John Coventry Smith predicting focus on Latin America and the brown power question. The eight day gathering runs through May 21 at the Theater of Performing Arts, with 900 commissioners expected and possible reunion with the one million member PCUSA.
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John Coventry Smith
New York
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Latin America
General Assembly
USA
International
San Antonio
Smith
Theater of Performing
Chamber of Commerce Red Carpet
Advisory Council On inter-American Affairs
America
Presbyterian Church, US
Synod of Texas
Alamo
University Protests Mount Across Nation With Sit-Ins
Seminarians at Andover-Newton and Union Theological sit in protest over black student demands and reparations. Stanford, Rhode Island, St Peter's see demonstrations while Missouri Lincoln University ends peacefully after a court order. NYU and others report clashes, arrests, and ongoing campus actions.
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United Press International
Andover-Newton Theological Seminary
Newton
Mass
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
St. Peter’s College
New Jersey
Stanford University
California
University of Rhode Island
Missouri
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Andover-Newton
Board of Trustees
Fifty Union Theologica
Kingston
Coroner Noguchi Says He Hoped Kennedy Dies Autopsy
In Los Angeles, coroner Thomas T. Noguchi reportedly told associates I hope he dies as Kennedy fought for life. He performed the autopsy on Robert F. Kennedy and later testified at Sirhan Sirhan's trial. Noguchi was fired March 18 amid unusual charges and denied the claims.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Thomas T. Noguchi
Noguchi
Civil Service Commission
Martin Weekes
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Lindon S. Hollinger
Godfrey Isaac
U.S. Supreme Court
Weekes
Man in Mud Nudity Incident At Trailer Court
Police responding to a 12:30 p.m. call at a Briggs 600 block trailer court found a 24 year old man clothed in a rest room after earlier reports of a man in the nude rolling in mud. He was booked for disturbing the peace by indecent exposure.
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Briggs
Mississippi and New Jersey Elections See 175 Negro Candidates
The Associated Press reports about 175 Black candidates across about 45 Mississippi towns contesting mayoral and municipal posts. Charlie Evers leads NAACP efforts in Fayette and local races span Jackson Marks Moorhead Sunflower Woodville Laurel Lexington Tchula Kosciusko Canton and Friars Point. In New Jersey Camden might elect its first Puerto Rican mayor and Jersey City faces a tight race for mayor while Omaha voters choose a mayor and seven council seats.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
New Jersey
Omaha
Neb
Charles Evers
Evers
NAACP
Fayette
R. G. Allen
Jackson
Marks
Moorhead
Sunflower
Woodville
Laurel
Lexington
Tchula
Kosciusko
Canton
Friars Point
Mario Rodriguez
Camden
N.J
Jersey City
Thomas Whelan
Thomas Gandemi
A. V. Sorensen
Robert Cunningham
GOP
Glenn Cunningham
Eugene A. Leahy
Gunmen Grab $350000 Payroll From New York Store
Four gunmen used precise timing and chemical spray to steal 350000 dollars from Brooklyn's largest department store payroll on a Monday. They halted two guards on the eighth floor, sprayed them, disarmed them, and guided the payroll money into shopping bags as they escaped with a rear exit getaway. Three guards were restrained, an elevator man directed the group, and a fourth gunman waited with the car. The theft occurred as thousands shopped unaware.
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NEW York
UPI
Brooklyn
U.S. Trucking Co
Earl Warren Becomes Chief Justice After Vinson Death
Warren succeeded Fred M. Vinson as Chief Justice of the United States when Vinson died in 1953.
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Earl Warren
Fred M. Vinson
United States
Vinson
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University of Minnesota
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Stony Brook
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