20 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1963
Page
1
After their weekly conference with President Kennedy, Democratic congressional leaders meet reporters with a grave demeanor. The photograph shows House leaders in a row addressing the press.
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell accuses Sen. John J. Williams of inaccuracies and lies about Powell’s conduct and taxes. He defends travels to Puerto Rico as paid by him, blasts allegations of favorable federal treatment, and notes Kennedy’s support for a juvenile delinquency project. Powell’s wife works on his payroll and translates Spanish correspondence.
State Comptroller Arthur Levitt announced the distribution of 11.72 million dollars in per capita aid to New York municipalities. Orange County will receive 233,519.55, Sullivan County 49,048.39, and Ulster County 140,089.96. Cities are funded at 6.75 per resident, towns at 3.55, and villages at 3 per resident.
The fourth annual meeting of the Orange County Vegetable Improvement Cooperative Association will be held February 25 at the Village Tavern in Florida.
Wirtz and AFL-CIO President Meany push and clash over Kennedy tax bill as remedy to rising joblessness. Khrushchev calls arts figures to align party line. New York newspaper strike drags on with cautious optimism from union leader Powers. European winter devastates Alps to southern villages. 1700 dead. Air Force secret satellite launch reported, details withheld. Diefenbaker defends Bomarc critique amid U S Canada strains. Pope John XXIII cautions priests aiding vacationers to seek calm in nature.
The sunrise is 6 48 and sunset 5 41. Mostly cloudy skies accompany a high in the low 30s with a chance of light snow flurries. Temperatures dip into the low 30s tonight as conditions stay unsettled.
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