Social Security Overhaul Debated in Congress
Washington critics charge President Johnson aims to turn Social Security into welfare. Administration denies the claim while witnesses at the House Ways and Means Committee prepare for closed session next week. Both parties favor some benefit rise. liberal Democrats seek higher levels than conservatives. The bill's complexity invites many negotiation points amid broad doubt.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Police Sketch Drawn of Kidnapper in Carrie Stephens Case
Five youngsters aided police artists in forming a facial likeness of a man suspected in the disappearance of eight-year-old Carrie Stephens. The detec tives and patrols combed the North Side area as Carrie was last seen with the stranger on Broadway near Foster Avenue.
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Chicago
Carrie Stephens
North Side
Carrie
Stephens
Stephens Home
Broadway
Foster Avenue
Rose Douglas
Fire Contained In News Plant At New York Post
A smoky fire broke out on the 16th floor of the New York Post building at 75 West St. early yesterday but firemen contained the blaze and operations were not interrupted. The alarm rang at 1 02 a.m. and the fire was under control by 2 30 a.m. The 46th floor executive office housed the fire, not affecting editorial or mechanical areas 14 floors below.
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NEW York
New York Post
West St
Sun Halo Worries Malaysians Prompt Calls to Inquire
In Kuala Lumpur Malaysians worried by a halo around the sun last Sunday flooded the public information switchboard with questions about atomic explosions in Red China signs of war and weather bureau explanations. Officials said the halo simply signals cirrostratous clouds.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
China
Weather Bureau
Little Fellows Drive Doing Well
Greenwich Little Fellows Baseball League boosters report strong response to a campaign for 1967 financing. Officers say contributions should cover season costs and remove the need for game tag days. Anyone not contacted may send a donation to the Little Fellows League Box.
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Greenwich
Little Fellows Baseball League
Purple dyed swans sighted in Canada study effort
Canadian observers saw whistling swans colored purple by American game officials. The dye marks migrate routes from Chesapeake Bay winter quarters toward Canada to study methods to reduce bird airplane collisions.
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Simcoe, Ont
Chesapeake Bay
Canada
Dog Owners Fail To Get 1967 Licenses
A list of 39 persons charged with failure to obtain 1967 dog licenses was turned over to city court by Saratoga Springs Deputy Commissioner of Accounts Richard A. Clark. Summonses will be issued and fines of ten dollars plus costs apply. unclaimed seized dogs may be destroyed after three days. Clark notes 1,628 dogs licensed in 1967. licensing fees are 2.25 for a male or spayed female, 5.25 for an unspayed female, and 5.25 for sealing a seized unlicensed dog.
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Saratoga Springs
Richard A. Clark
Clark
Withholding Of Milk Continues Across 25 States
National Farmers Organization chief Oren Ie Staley says the milk withholding campaign in its 13th day continues full steam ahead with widespread picketing of dairy plants across a 25 state area. NFC seeks a two cent per quart price increase. signs of resolve include signed contracts in Shawano and a four month deal in Fargo Cass-Clay Creameries.
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Chicago
Oren Ie Staley
National Farmers Organization
NFC
Wisconsin
Robert Manke
Wausau
Wis
Shawano
Manke
Fargo
N.C
Cass-Clay Creameries
Farmers’ Organization
Minnesota
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Blue Earth County
Minn
Salvation Army
Mankato
Minn l Staley
Corning
Iowa
Staley
NFO
Kentucky
New York
Ilinois
Ohio
Tennessee
Missouri
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Central Plans To Consolidate Two Train Routes
New York Central Railroad will combine two eastbound trains the Ohio State Limited and Wolverine and two westbound trains the Wolverine and Cleveland Limited starting April 30. Declining passenger volume, accelerated by jet service between New York Buffalo and other cities in the state, drove the plan. The combined eastbound service will depart Buffalo at 12:50 a.m. and the combined westbound at 7 p.m.
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NEW York
New York Central Railroad
Buffalo
Ohio State Limited
Wolverine
Central
Cleveland Limited
New York City
Travia Picks 5 Convention Specialists
Albany AP Anthony J Travia named five top staff specialists for the state constitutional convention. Selections based on Temporary Committee on Personnel recommendations include Arch T Dotson Cornell professor of government, Jack B Weinstein Columbia Law School professor, Herbert Rosenbaum Hofstra political science chair, Guthriel Birkhead Syracuse University department, and Barbara Reach housing and redevelopment staff associate at Community Service Society New York City.
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Albany
N. Y
Anthony J.travia
Travia
Assembly
Arch T- Dotson
Cornell University
Jack B. Weinstein
Columbia University Law School
Herbert Rosenbaum
Hofstra University
Guthriel. Birkhead
Syracuse University
Barbara Reach
Community’ Service Society
New York City
Alan K. Campbell
College Plans To House Coeds At Santa Fe Campus
The College of Santa Fe will admit about 60 female students for on campus housing this fall marking a first for housing since admitting women last year. The college founded in 1947 by the Brothers of Christian Schools has about 800 students enrolled.
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Santa Fe, N.M
College of Santa Fe
The
Brothers of Christian Schools
Paper firms raise newsprint price to 142 a ton
Bowater Paper Co Inc joined International Paper Sales Corp and Consolidated Paper Corp in lifting newsprint to 142 dollars per ton in the Eastern United States. The increase, effective July 1, follows a similar move by two peers about two weeks earlier.
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New York
UPI
Bowater Paper Co., Inc
United States
International Paper Sales Corp
Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd
Cordiner Fights IRS Claim Over Florida Ranch Loss
Former GE president Ralph Cordiner fights a $123,980 back income tax claim after the IRS refused to allow a $143,390 loss from operating a 1796 acre Hillsborough County Florida Aberdeen Angus ranch in 1963. He notes the ranch was treated as a business by the IRS from 1954 to 1962. John Cunniff reports from New York and Washington.
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Washington
Ralph J. Cordiner
General Electric Co
U.S
Cordiner
Florida
John Cunniff
NEW York
John Connor
Secretary of Commerce
Allied Chemical Corp
Bureau
aAb Dd
Dundee
Hillsborough
Elk Invasion Shocks Oslo Shopping District
Police in Oslo were called to round up four elk that invaded a busy shopping district. Two elk entered stores, knocked over display cases and frightened customers. Officers corralled the animals and guided them back to the forest.
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1Oslo
Oslo
Norway
Senate approves nursing center in New York plan
Albany UPI reports the Senate approved a bill creating a center to study and recommend ways to ease the state nurse shortage. The center would issue guidance for hospitals nursing homes and home health agencies and then send the findings to the Assembly for action.
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Albany
UPI
Senate
Assembly
Protestants Present Top Film Awards 1963
The National Council of Churches Broadcasting and Film Commission awarded films for artistic merit including Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf The Sand Pebbles A Man For All Seasons And Now Miguel Born Free The Russians Are Coming and The Gospel According To St Matthew A Man For All Seasons had prior honors with a Feb 28 joint NCC BFC award. A 1964 expansion added American focus and a special citation for Pier Pasolini's Gospel.
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New York
National Council of Churches’ Broadcasting and Film Commission
Miguel
BFC
National Catholic Office
Ncc-Bfc
Pier Pasolini
Donald Roper
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Gets Curator Post At Area Art Institute
George H. Cole, a native Trojan, named curator of Albany Institute of History and Art to replace Norman S. Rice who becomes director. Rice succeeds Janet R. MacFarlane who resigned after her marriage. Cole studied at the Art Students League in New York and earned a Yale fine arts degree. He has taught at Graham-Jeckes School Palm Beach Wesleyan University and Russell Sage College. His portraits and landscapes have been shown in many museums and his satirical cartoon series Literary Speaking.
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George H. Cole
Trojan
Albany Institute of History and Art
Norman S. Rice
Mr. Rice
Janet’ R. MacFarlane
Laurence ‘McKiney
Cole
Art Students League
New York City
Yale University of Fine Arts
Graham- Jeckes School
Palm Beach
Wesleyan University
Russell Sage College
Cambridge Popcorn Man Dies in Cambridge
Albert Rich 4, of 15 Gilmore Ave Cambridge known as the popcorn man died Monday night at Mary McClellan Hospital after a short illness. He was a lifelong Cambridge resident, son of the late Adelbert and Alice Rich and a former moulder in local foundries. He sold popcorn from a Ford at fairs and events and once ran Central Market post World War I. He belonged to First Baptist Church and Cambridge IOOF. Survived by daughter Dorothy Madison and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 2 pm tomorrow from residence, Rev. Robert V. Crawford officiating. Burial Woodlands Cemetery in spring.
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Albert Rich
Gil More Ave
Cambridge
Mary McClellan Hospital
Mr. Rich
Adelbert
Alice Brewer Rich
I.ford
Florida
Rich
First Baptist Church
Cambridge Lodge
Dorothy Madison
Painter Decorated Bank Branch Murals in Public Spaces
A Saturday Review feature notes the artist painted murals for Union National Bank branches in Syeaway and Wynantskill, including decorative work for the interiors and public spaces. The piece highlights the artist's contribution to regional bank aesthetics.
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Saturday Review
Syeaway and
Wynantskill
Union National Bank
Area Trio Rescued From Island After Lake George Hike
Bruce Stinson of Waterford and two Albany men spent Monday night on a lake island near Shelving Rock, rescued by skimobile at dawn. State Police and Conservation Department crews recovered them to their car, avoiding another ice crossing. Albania population note included as context.
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Waterford
Bruce Stinson
Albany
Lake George
South Glens Falls
Irving Ferguson
Shelving Rock
Tisky
State Conservation Department
Bolton Landing
Frank Bruno
Stinson
Peter DeFrancisco
Albania
Maryland
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Congress
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Connor
GE Ride
Internal Revenue Service
General Electric
America
Area Art Institute
Robert V. Crawford
Woodlands ‘Cemetery
Seagram
USA
Seagram Dislilra Co
N.Y.C
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