Welfare reforms loom as governors back Ribicoff plan
The Ribicoff welfare proposal draws support from about 30 senators and fifteen governors. Leaders press for progress this year with options including attaching welfare measures to Social Security and Medicare or moving them via the elderly and health care benefits bill. The plan would nationalize the 50 states welfare program within five years, guarantee minimum wages for beneficiaries, and prevent states from clawing back payments while expanding coverage to unmarried and childless Americans.
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Senate
Sen. Long
Nixon
House
Connally Deflects Question With Quiet Smile on Dem Status
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally, testifying before a House committee, confirmed he remains a Democrat. Rep Antonzio hailed the party’s capable members and noted Senate rivals vying for the presidency as Connally offered only a restrained smile and a noncommittal pause.
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Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
House
Frank Antunzio
Connally
Atiminzia
Nixon
Senate
Tito Visit Begins In Capital
Tito visits the United States for a six day stay starting with a ceremonial greeting by President Nixon on the White House lawn. He arrives at Andrews Air Force Base and spends the night at Camp David before private talks with U.S. officials and planned meetings with Secretary of State and other top officials ahead of a White House dinner.
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Washington
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nixon
Andrews Air Force Base
Aulalda Washington
Camp David
Maryland
Tiid Wii
Nispa
Tite
U.S
Emil Mosbacher
Richard, Davies
Malcolm Toon
Belgrade
William B. Rogers
Treasury
John 3B. Connally
Atty
John N. Mitchel
White House
Rooster Auction Signifies Charity Crowing Night
A quirky charity livestock sale at Unan School Yard in Jacksonville, Illinois raised about $9,645 for Boysville San Antonio. The centerpiece rooster drew bids of 125, 60 and 380 before selling for 245, with many animals returned to Boysville. the event also celebrated the Dwight D Eisenhower Elementary dedication and a visit by Julie Nixon Eisenhower.
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Sean Menulty
S-Hey
Baysville
L. B. Connell
SR Aero
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Boysville
San Antonio
Unan
Jacksonville
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Joe Haysville
Illinois
Dwight D
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Bercome
Innocent Pleas In Stock Case In Dallas
In Dallas three former executives of National Bankers Life Insurance Co. pleaded innocent to charges of misusing the pension fund. Former NBL President Sam E. Stock pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for failing to disclose information about investments. Co-defendants John Osoria and Donald Akins faced conspiracy and fraud counts. Trial dates were not set, with motions and scheduling pending.
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UPS
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Texas’ Stoc
Daday
Ingney
NUL
Sam E. Stock
Ila
NBL
John Osoria
Donald Akins
Osorio
Travis County
Austin
Painst Osorla
Conespiracy Am
Stock
Wo Couns
Aladenemar
Akin
Canuiltrand
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William M. Taylor Jr
Joe Eslis
Rial
Tkwith Dol
Tial Pelora
Dylan Thinsaker
Janacy
School Children Enlist in Drive
NEW YORK CAPTAIN CLEANUP clubs recruit over two million students in more than 1,040 U.S. communities. The program, co sponsored by Keep America Beautiful and a footwear chain, uses Captain Cleanup as the mascot to urge kids to pledge and perform litter cleanup in their home towns.
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UPI
Captain Cleanwip
U.S
Keep American Beautiful, Inc
KAB
The
Advertising Council
Classified Best Bets Offer Bargains Across Listings
Classified ad fragment lists bargains at 318 and Crestline near Wonderland Imaculaten 3 M baths. Details sought via Classification 20 NW and light want ads CA 6-1231. Names and precise items are partially unreadable but indicate home goods and property offers.
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