Kennedy proposes welfare overhaul to restore dignity
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass a new welfare plan centered on prevention and rehabilitation to reduce dependency. He warned the program will cost money but aim to restore human dignity and long-term savings, with a cited $193 million price tag in the 1963 budget. Entities include Kennedy, Congress, and UPI as source.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Kenneid
Turnpike Area Site Proposed For County Office Building
A Lorain led citizens committee recommends a 225 acre site south of the turnpike between Route 57 and West River Road for a new county office building. Eleven members supported the Rt 57 site with emphasis on parking for 600 cars. two opposed, favoring the current courthouse for land ownership and central grouping. The plan includes a future bond issue and building size decisions, with another meeting to decide remaining details.
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Rt. 57
West River Rd
Thomas McGeachie
Lorain
Elyria
McGeachie
Dale Probst
Ross Herrick
Helen Arnold
Edward J. Gould
Robert Woodward
Mills Clark
Oberlin
Glenn Seeley
Avon Lake
Norman Stark
William King
Louis Wilson
R.D. 3
Wellington
Richard Cutting and Associates
King
Wilson
Police clash in Oran fatally harms six Muslims
In Oran Algeria a public safety incident leaves six Muslims fatally harmed as French police clash with rebel groups. Earlier gunmen hijack a passenger and steal $123,500 in a separate incident linked to the outlawed Secret Army Organization financing.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Constantine
Sixj
Magers
Lemuria
Lan
Secret Army
Instrument expert attendance at Mercsty launch event
A scrambled report notes an instrumentation expert with ties to a former NAGA aide taking a prominent seat at a Mercsty launch. The piece mentions examinations for service academy appointments and lists numerous local names and venues, but the readable fragments center on the event guest and surrounding chatter.
Kidnapped lawyer in Algiers linked to rising attacks
In Algiers police hunted a young attractive female lawyer kidnapped while en route to defend three Muslims accused of terrorism. The incident comes amid a surge of violence by Muslims and Europeans, with authorities in Paris, Algiers, and Oran identifying OAS ties. Castille, 36, arrested in Montmartre, was labeled a key OAS cell figure. reports say he planned to bomb the Eiffel Tower and was found with plastic bomb materials. Police linked the plot to pressure for better prison conditions and possible attacks against government targets in France.
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Algiers
Eiffel Tower
Charlies de Gaulle
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Castuile
Montmartre
Castille
Pam Pam
de Gable
Ministry
Sekretap
Gener
Justice
Cas Lorder
Wiretap Use Sought By Kennedy
Senator Robert F Kennedy urged Congress to authorize regulated wiretaps by federal and state officers to combat organized crime. The bill would allow court ordered wiretapping for major offenses while banning private taps and addressing conflicts with federal law.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Mendota Bus Train Crash Kills Eleven In Fog
Mendota California reports an SP train struck a bus carrying farm laborers from Ezhdenan Ranch to a labor camp. Eleven killed, nine on impact and one died en route to Fresno, another shortly after arrival. Victims include Roosevelt Crutchfield driver and workers listed by name.
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Mendota
Calif
Southern Pacific
Fresno County
Fresno
Roosevelt Crutchfield
Thomas Davis
William Zehndner
Alvis Monnie
Otis Mels Peterson
George
Orville Ro McKay
Ernnest Burnal
Tracy
Molotov Reported Ill In Kremlin Hospital
Reports say former Soviet Premier Vyacheslav Molotov has been in the Kremlin hospital for about ten days with pneumonia The press department indicated his condition is severe and that his wife is at his bedside Doctors note the strain from political fallout after Stalin's death and Molotov's recent demotion The same brief mentions his expected return to Vienna duties and the broader party discourse about his standing
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Moscow
UPI
V. M. Molotov
Kremlin
Molotov
Minsin Sad
Josef
Tive
International Atomic Energy Agency
Levet
Communist Party
Ant
Grup
Ant-Part
Georgi Majenko
Presidium
Lazar Kaganmiuch
Poe
Nikita Khrushchev
Mojoten Sand
Vienna
Osward
Wallenda troupe performs despite injuries at Shrine Circus
The Wallenda group, aided by a schettute armalist, staged an abbreviated act after a fall left some members injured. Hermann and Gene Mendez, 28, did a simplified routine less than 24 hours later as Mano Wallenda nursed a back fracture. Gunther described a tense atmosphere, yet the show continued amid a harrowing accident timeline.
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Detroit
Eer
New York
Shrine Circus
Mest Ag
Weather fragment hints at unclear forecast details
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled weather terms and scattered dates. No clear forecast, regions, or conditions are readable.
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Thurmond
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Gunther
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